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TFC ACADEMY SCORE THREE IN FOUR MINUTES FOR 5-0 VICTORY…Campanella, Camargo each strike two.

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It was a competitive first half at Club Roma in St. Catharines, but that all changed shortly after the break when TFC Academy took over to score three goals in four minutes to defeat St. Catharines Wolves 5-0, the only game in the CSL Wednesday night.


 


TFC’s Christian Campanella opened the scoring following a period when TFC Academy pressed the home defence to score at the 20th minute mark, the midfielder intercepted a pass to beat St. Catharines goalkeeper Claudio Perri with a drive from 28 yards.


 


Midfielder Sergio Camargo increased the lead for the visitors at 43 minutes, his ninth of the season and it was 2-0 at the interval.


 


Nicholas Lindsay made it 3-0 at 51 minutes, a strong drive from just outside the box to find the top left corner.


 


Campanella struck his second goal and the academy side’s fourth two minutes later and Camargo made it 5-0 almost immediately following the re-start for the midfielder’s 10th goal of the current campaign.


 


The win gave TFC Academy an improved 10-3-3 WLT  record for 33 points while St. Catharines Wolves now have a 1-12-5 record for 8 points.


 


 


 

TORONTO CROATIA ON TOP, MONTREAL ACADEMY AND SC WATERLOO ALSO REGISTER WINS SUNDAY

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Toronto Croatia are back on top of the CSL First Division following their 3-0 win over London City, Montreal Impact Academy took charge following the interval to score five second half goals for a 5-0 victory over the Astros and SC Waterloo were full marks for their 2-0 triumph over Brampton, three games in the CSL Sunday.


 


London City suffered a set-back when Zvonko Bakula was shown the red card by referee Arthur Korbiel for violent conduct at 27 minutes and the first half ended without a goal at Centennial Stadium in Etobicoke.


 


Midfielder Andelo Srzentic opened the scoring for Toronto Croatia at 58 minutes and Tihomir Maletic scored his 11th goal of the season to make it 2-0 at 73 minutes. Maletic took a cross from Dino Buljan to beat London keeper Vladimir Markotic from 6 yards.


 


Croatia’s Boris Tomac scored at 83 minutes for a 3-0 score that held until the final whistle.


 


Toronto Croatia move to the top of the First Division following the win, they now have a 10-1-5 record for 35 points, one point in front of SC Toronto. London City are at 5-7-6 for 21 points.


 


Following a scoreless first half at the St-Jean-Vianney Sports Complex in Quebec, Montreal Impact Academy defender Karl Ouimette opened the scoring at 47 minutes when North York goalkeeper Antal Toth saved a low free kick from 22 yards only to provide a rebound for Ouemette to tap into the open net.


 


Forward Charles Joly made it 2-0 at 62 minutes and five minutes later midfielder Maxim Tissot’s drive from 16 yards found the net out of Toth’s reach for a 3-0 lead.


 


The home side went further ahead 4-0 when forward Kevin Luarca drove a loose ball partially cleared by the Astros defence into the net at 78 minutes and Mercea Ilcu, returning to the academy side following an early season injury, rounded the scoring at 81 minutes for a 5-0 final score.


 


Montreal Impact Academy improve to 7-3-5 WLT for 23 points and sixth position in the First Division, while North York Astros have a 2-15-1 record for 7 points at the foot of the standings.


 


Following a well-played opening 40 minutes at Worrier Stadium in Waterloo during which SC Waterloo goalkeeper Imad Hukara was called upon to make key saves against Brampton City Utd, it was Waterloo that took the lead on a goal by midfielder Drazen Vukovic, his 12th of the season.


 


Adis Hasecic increased the lead to 2-0 early in the second half and the game ended 2-0 in favour of SC Waterloo.


SC Waterloo improve to 7-9-0 for 21 points, while Brampton City Utd are at 6-6-4 for 22 points.


The weekend summary:


 


Friday, August 24


 


FIRST DIVISION


 


London City 2, SC Waterloo 1


 


Mississauga Eagles FC 0, TFC Academy 0


 


York Region Shooters 1, SC Toronto 0


 


SECOND DIVISION


 


TFC Academy II 2, SC Waterloo B 2


 


Saturday, August 25


 


FIRST DIVISION


 


Niagara United 1, St. Catharines Wolves 1


 


Windsor Stars 7, Brantford Galaxy 0


 


SECOND DIVISION


 


Niagara United B 5, St. Catharines Wolves B 1


 


Mississauga Eagles FC B 0, York Region Shooters B 0


 


SC Toronto B 7, Serbian White Eagles 2


 


 


Sunday, August 26


 


FIRST DIVISION


 


Montreal Impact Academy 5, North York Astros 0


 


SC Waterloo 2, Brampton City Utd 0


 


Toronto Croatia 3, London City 0


 


 


 

WINDSOR STARS DOMINATE 7-0, St. Catharines Wolves tie game with last minute strike

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Windsor Stars, led by newcomer Keith Lough with a hat-trick, extended their unbeaten streak to five games with a 7-0 rout of Brantford Galaxy at Windsor Stadium, while St. Catharines Wolves scored with seconds remaining to hold Niagara United to a 1-1 tie, two games in the CSL First Division Saturday.


 


Windsor forward Christian Mayorga opened the scoring for the home side at the 7th minute mark and Lough, a midfielder signed recently from Midland, Michigan, made it 2-0 at 21 minutes to begin a dominance that continued throughout the game.


 


Alexander Rickett increased the lead to 3-0 when he beat Brantford goalkeeper Zoran Pusica at 25 minutes and Lough struck his second goal and Windsor’s fourth for a 4-0 score at the break.


 


The Stars’ David Kadoic found the net for a 5-0 score at 79 minutes, John Swiastyn made it 6-0 at 84 minutes and Lough completed his hat-trick five minutes later for a crushing 7-0 rout at the final whistle.


 


Windsor improve their position with a 8-5-4 WLT record for 28 points and fifth in the standings, just above the Galaxy at 8-7-1 for 25 points in 6th place.


 


It could have gone either way, but was looking like a Niagara United 1-0 victory at 94 minutes until St. Catharines midfielder Calvin Rosario headed in from six yards, the goal coming close to the final whistle for a 1-1 score at Kalar Park.


 


Mohammed Mohammed scored an early opening goal at just three minutes for Niagara United in a well-played encounter that remained in doubt until the final whistle.


 


Niagara United now have a 5-7-3 record for 18 points, while St. Catharines Wolves are at 1-11-5 for 8 points.


 


SECOND DIVISION


 


Niagara United B 5, St. Catharines Wolves B 1


Mississauga Eagles FC B 0, York Region Shooters B 0


 


Remaining games this weekend:


 


FIRST DIVISION


 


Sun, Aug 26 CS St Jean De Vianney 2 PM Montreal Impact Academy vs North York Astros


 


Sun, Aug 26 Univ. of Waterloo Worrier Field 7 PM SC Waterloo vs Brampton City Utd


 


Sun, Aug 26 Centennial Stadium 8 PM Toronto Croatia vs London City


 


 


 


 


 


 

SHOOTERS MAKE HEADWAY WITH 1-0 VICTORY WHILE MISSISSAUGA VS. TFC ACADEMY GO SCORELESS…London’s Dalibor Mitrovic the winner

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York Region Shooters defeated league-leading SC Toronto 1-0, London City came from behind to down SC Waterloo 2-1 and TFC Academy battled to a scoreless tie in their game with Mississauga Eagles, three games in the CSL First Division Friday night.

 

Defender Fitzroy Christey scored a late goal and a big one for York Region Shooters at Lamport Stadium in Toronto’s west-end, it came at the 86th minute when Christey moved upfield to head past SC Toronto goalkeeper Adrian Ivanez  off a corner kick and a deflection before it entered the net.

 

The win moved the Shooters closer to the top, they now have a 8-1-8 WLT record for 32 points and tied for second position with Toronto Croatia, while SC Toronto are still on top with a 10-2-4 record for 34 points.

 

The scoreless tie between Mississauga Eagles FC and TFC Academy at the Hershey Centre in Mississauga improves the Eagles to a 7-6-3 record, good for 24 points and within striking distance of the top in seventh position, while TFC Academy are third in the standings with a 9-3-3 record for 30 points.

 

Forward Dalibor Mitrovic came on as a second half substitute to play a big part in bringing London City from a 1-0 deficit to a 2-1 victory at Cove Road in London. SC Waterloo forward Mohammed Ali Heydarpour opened the scoring for the visitors following a scoreless first half, he found the net at the 60th minute, a 1-0 lead.

 

Seven minutes later Mitrovic crossed the ball for Nenad Nikolic to find the net past Waterloo goalkeeper Imad Hakura to tie the game 1-1 and Mitrovic banged in the winner from just inside the box at the 75th minute mark for a 2-1 lead that held to the final whistle.

 

The win moves London City to 11th position with a 5-6-6 record for 21 points, while SC Waterloo are in 12th position with a 6-9-0 record for 18points.

 

There was one game in the CSL Second Division Friday:

TFC Academy II  2, SC Waterloo B  2

 

Remaining games in the CSL this weekend:

 

There is a change of venue in the First Division with the move of the SC Waterloo vs. Brampton City Utd game on Sunday. Previously scheduled for the St. David SS ground, the game has been moved to Worrier Field at the University of Waterloo – the 7pm kickoff time is unchanged.

 

One game has been postponed in the Second Division, the Windsor Stars B vs. Brantford Galaxy B game will be re-scheduled for a later date.

 

FIRST DIVISION

 

Sat, Aug 25  Kalar 7 PM Niagara United  vs St. Catharines Wolves

 

Sat, Aug 25  Windsor Stadium  7:15 PM Windsor Stars vs Brantford Galaxy 

 

Sun, Aug 26  CS St Jean De Vianney 2 PM Montreal Impact Academy vs North York Astros 

 

Sun, Aug 26  Univ. of Waterloo Worrier Field 7 PM SC Waterloo  vs Brampton City Utd  NEW GROUND

 

Sun, Aug 26  Centennial Stadium 8 PM Toronto Croatia vs London City 

 

SECOND DIVISION

 

Sat, Aug 25  Hershey Centre 4 PM Mississauga Eagles FC B vs York Region Shooters B

 

Sat, Aug 25  Windsor Stadium  4 PM Windsor Stars B vs Brantford Galaxy B POSTPONED – To be re-scheduled

 

Sat, Aug 25  Kalar 4 PM Niagara United B vs St. Catharines Wolves B

 

Sat, Aug 25  Eglinton Flats 7 PM Serbian White Eagles B vs SC Toronto B

 

 

 

 

TOP TEAMS IN ACTION THIS WEEKEND…SC Waterloo announce venue change for Sunday’s game

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The top four teams in the CSL First Division all see action this weekend with league-leading SC Toronto at home to fourth place York Region Shooters Friday night, second place Toronto Croatia are at home to London City on Sunday and TFC Academy, third in the standings, visit the Hershey Centre in Mississauga for their game against Mississauga Eagles FC on Friday.


 


There is a change of venue in the First Division with the move of the SC Waterloo vs. Brampton City Utd game on Sunday. Previously scheduled for the St. David SS ground, the game has been moved to Worrier Field at the University of Waterloo – the 7pm kickoff time is unchanged.


 


FIRST DIVISION


 


Fri, Aug 24  Hershey Centre 8 PM Mississauga Eagles FC vs TFC Academy 


Fri, Aug 24  Lamport Stadium 8 PM SC Toronto vs York Region Shooters 


Fri, Aug 24  Cove Road 8:30 PM London City vs SC Waterloo 


Sat, Aug 25  Kalar 7 PM Niagara United  vs St. Catharines Wolves


Sat, Aug 25  Windsor Stadium  7:15 PM Windsor Stars vs Brantford Galaxy 


Sun, Aug 26  CS St Jean De Vianney 2 PM Montreal Impact Academy vs North York Astros 


Sun, Aug 26  Univ. of Waterloo Worrier Field 7 PM SC Waterloo  vs Brampton City Utd 


Sun, Aug 26  Centennial Stadium 8 PM Toronto Croatia vs London City 


 


SECOND DIVISION


 


Fri, Aug 24  Downsview Park 8 PM TFC Academy II vs SC Waterloo B


Sat, Aug 25  Hershey Centre 4 PM Mississauga Eagles FC B vs York Region Shooters B


Sat, Aug 25  Windsor Stadium  4 PM Windsor Stars B vs Brantford Galaxy B


Sat, Aug 25  Kalar 4 PM Niagara United B vs St. Catharines Wolves B


Sat, Aug 25  Eglinton Flats 7 PM Serbian White Eagles B vs SC Toronto B

LATE AMORES EQUALIZER MEANS 3-3 TIE AT CLUB ROMA

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Jordi Amores of St. Catharines came off the bench to score the tying goal in a ding-dong 3-3 struggle with Brampton City Utd in the only game played in the Canadian Soccer League Wednesday night.


 


The 19 year-old midfielder, brought up from the reserves – his birthday was on Monday – struck at the 82nd minute mark to salvage the point. He found the net from 15 yards past Brampton goalkeeper Jason Lopes in a night game played at Club Roma in St. Catharines.


 


Following a long period during which neither side could find the net, Brampton eventually scored at 44 minutes on a goal by midfielder David Guzman for a 1-0 lead at the interval, and just five minutes after the re-start Guzman made it 2-0 with a drive from outside the box.


 


St. Catharines came back to reduce the lead at 57 minutes, a goal by Abu Kamara for a 2-1 Brampton lead and Kamara scored a second for the home side to make it 2-2 at the 64th minute mark, a shot that entered the net off the goalpost.


 


Brampton regained the lead at 73 minutes when Ardit Xhameni scored for the visitors, a shot from close in and off the woodwork that beat St. Catharines’ goalkeeper Claudio Perri, a 3-2 lead before Amores struck the equalizer nine minutes later, a 3-3 score that held to the final whistle.


 


The tie gives St. Catharines Wolves a 1-11-4 WLT record for 7 points at the foot of the CSL First Division standings, while Brampton are still at the half-way mark with a 6-5-4 record for 22 points.


 


 

SHOOTERS, NIAGARA UNITED SCORE VICTORIES… Penalties play a part in Sunday games

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Penalty box infringements cost Brampton City Utd dearly after taking an early lead in the game against Niagara United at Victoria Park Sunday afternoon, while in one evening encounter York Region Shooters recovered from an early second half set-back to eventually control the game and defeat North York Astros.


 


Brampton’s Mark Jankovic opened the scoring after just eight minutes in the game with Niagara United, the veteran defender heading past Niagara goalkeeper Jonathan Bruggeling from a free kick taken outside the 18 yard line.


 


It took just two minutes for Niagara United to equalize from the penalty spot after referee Gianni Fucchini ordered the kick following a hand ball inside the box.  Mohammed Mohammed beat Brampton goalkeeper Euloge Awitor Kodzo to make it 1-1 at the 10th minute mark and that was the score at the break.


 


As the second half progressed the game appeared headed for a tie until referee Facchini ordered a second penalty to the visitors following a rough challenge by Brampton goalkeeper Awitor Kodzo on an incoming Niagara forward, and Anthony Mermigas scored from the spot at the 88th minute mark. The game ended 2-1 in favour of Niagara United for their fifth victory of the season.


 


Following a scoreless first half at the St. Joan of Arc ground in Maple, York Region Shooters had to come from a 1-0 deficit in the second half following an opening goal by North York defender Kurt Ramsey. He scored from the penalty spot at the 53rd minute mark after referee Matt Meloche pointed to the spot when Astros’ Michael Tischer was brought down inside the penalty area.


 


York Region equalized five minutes later, a goal by midfielder Andre Manders and Sargon Mate made it 2-1 for the home side, a low shot that found the net at the 84th minute mark.


 


York Region Shooters were also awarded a penalty when Kadian Leckie was brought down in the box and the York Region forward took the kick to beat Astros’ goalkeeper Enea Perego for a 3-1 score at 88 minutes and the score held to the final whistle.


 


There was one game in the CSL Second Division Sunday, Brampton City Utd defeating Niagara United B  5-4.


 


Weekend summary:


 


FRIDAY


 


FIRST DIVISION


 


SC Toronto 5, London City 0


 


TFC Academy 4, SC Waterloo 1


 


SATURDAY


 


FIRST DIVISION


 


Brantford Galaxy 1, St. Catharines Wolves 1


 


Montreal Impact Academy 2, Kingston FC 1


 


Windsor Stars 1, Toronto Croatia 1


 


SECOND DIVISION


 


Mississauga Eagles FC B 1, Serbian White Eagles B 0


 


Windsor Stars B 3, SC Waterloo B 1


 


SUNDAY


 


FIRST DIVISION


 


Niagara United 2, Brampton City Utd 1


 


York Region Shooters 3, North York Astros 1


 


SECOND DIVISION


 


Brampton City Utd B 5, Niagara United B 4


 


 


 

MORIN’S LATE GOAL GIVES MONTREAL VICTORY OVER KINGSTON FC

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A late strike by Montreal Impact Academy midfielder Dominique Morin gave his side a 2- 1 come-from-behind victory over Kingston FC, while Windsor Stars held Toronto Croatia to a 1-1 tie and Brantford Galaxy battled to a 1-1 tie with St. Catharines Wolves, three games in the CSL First Division Saturday.

SC TORONTO ON TOP WITH OSORIO HAT-TRICK…..TFC Academy also win Friday

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SC Toronto scored an impressive 5-0 away victory over London City to take over the top spot in the CSL First Division Friday, and in one other game played that night, TFC Academy were also decisive with a 4-1 home win over SC Waterloo.


 


The SC Toronto victory was driven by a hat-trick from 20 year old midfielder Jonathan Osorio who scored the opening goal at 36 minutes at the Cove Road ground in London, then two goals, the fourth and fifth in the second half at 85 and 88 minutes.


 


Forward Kyle Hall scored twice for the visitors, he found the net past London goalkeeper Vladimir Markotic for the second goal at 69 minutes, followed by goal number three six minutes later.


 


Osorio’s hat-trick follows his two goals in a 3-2 SC Toronto win over Kingston FC on August 10.


 


Friday’s win gives SC Toronto a 10-1-4 WLT record for 34 points, three points ahead of second place Toronto Croatia, with TFC Academy in third place following their victory tonight.


 


The Toronto FC senior academy team found themselves 1-0 down at the 10 minute mark against visiting SC Waterloo at Downsview Park in Toronto, a goal by midfielder Drazen Vukovic. The 1-0 score at the break came close to being equalized when TFC’s Sergio Camargo failed to find the net from the penalty spot, a save by Waterloo goalkeeper Imad Hakura just before the interval.


 


TFC Academy midfielder Mario Orestano did score an equalizer at 47 minutes, then put the home side in front 2-1 at the 69th minute mark.


 


Midfielder Mario Kovacevic increased the TFC Academy lead to 3-1 at 76 minutes and Adrian Avila drove the ball from just outside the box to beat Hakura for a 4-1 score at 85 minutes. It was 4-1 at the final whistle and TFC Academy now have a 9-3-2 record for 29 points, while SC Waterloo are at 6-8-0 for 18 points.


 


 


Remaining games in the CSL this weekend are:


 


FIRST DIVISION


 


Sat, Aug 18 Lions Park 7 PM Brantford Galaxy vs St. Catharines Wolves


 


Sat, Aug 18 Invista Centre 7 PM Kingston FC vs Montreal Impact Academy


 


Sat, Aug 18 Windsor Stadium 7:15 PM Windsor Stars vs Toronto Croatia


 


Sun, Aug 19 Victoria Park 3 PM Brampton City Utd vs Niagara United


 


Sun, Aug 19 St. Joan of Arc 6:30 PM York Region Shooters vs North York Astros


 


SECOND DIVISION


 


Sat, Aug 18 Hershey Centre 4 PM Mississauga Eagles FC B vs Serbian White Eagles B


 


Sat, Aug 18 Windsor Stadium 4 PM Windsor Stars B vs SC Waterloo B


 


Sat, Aug 18 Invista Centre 5 PM Kingston FC B vs Brantford Galaxy B – POSTPONED – To be rescheduled


 


Sun, Aug 19 Victoria Park 5:30 PM Brampton City Utd B vs Niagara United B


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 

ONLY ONE GOAL SEPARATES TOP TEAMS TORONTO CROATIA AND SC TORONTO….The Weekend Games

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With only one goal separating Toronto Croatia and SC Toronto at the top of the First Division – each has 31 points –  and with little to separate the remaining teams in the top half of the standings, the race for the CSL Championship continues to be close as we enter the final one-third of the campaign.

 

Most teams are now looking in earnest to secure a berth in the playoffs – the top eight at the end of the regular season will qualify and games through to the final will consist of a quarter-final game and a semi-final leading to the CSL Championship on October 27.

 

A close race is also developing to establish the top goalscorer in the CSL First Division, with Milos Scepanovic of Brampton City Utd on top with 12 goals, Jarek Whiteman of SC Toronto has 11, the consistently prolific Tihomir Maletic of Toronto Croatia is never far off – he has 10 and so has Drazen Vukovic of  SC Waterloo.

 

They will all see action this weekend, here are the games, with one late postponement in the CSL Second Division:

 

FIRST DIVISION

 

Fri, Aug 17 Downsview Park 8 PM TFC Academy vs SC Waterloo

Fri, Aug 17 Cove Road 8:30 PM London City vs SC Toronto                                               

Sat, Aug 18 Lions Park  7 PM Brantford Galaxy vs St. Catharines Wolves

Sat, Aug 18 Invista Centre 7 PM Kingston FC vs Montreal Impact Academy

Sat, Aug 18 Windsor Stadium 7:15 PM Windsor Stars vs Toronto Croatia                                                

Sun, Aug 19 Victoria Park 3 PM Brampton City Utd vs Niagara United

Sun, Aug 19 St. Joan of Arc 6:30 PM York Region Shooters vs North York Astros

 

SECOND DIVISION

 

Sat, Aug 18 Hershey Centre 4 PM Mississauga Eagles FC B vs Serbian White Eagles B

Sat, Aug 18 Windsor Stadium 4 PM Windsor Stars B vs SC Waterloo B

Sat, Aug 18 Invista Centre 5 PM Kingston FC B vs Brantford Galaxy B – POSTPONED – To be rescheduled

Sun, Aug 19 Victoria Park  5:30 PM Brampton City Utd B vs Niagara United B

 

 

 

 

 

SC TORONTO SHARE TOP SPOT FOLLOWING WEEKEND WINS…weather knocks out Brampton vs Mississauga Eagles

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SC Toronto join Toronto Croatia at the top of the CSL First Division following a 4-0 victory over North York Astros, St. Cathaines Wolves and Windsor Stars played to a 1-1 tie  and York Region Shooters scored with seconds remaining to tie 1-1 with Serbian White Eagles, three games in the CSL First Division Sunday.


 


SC Toronto forward Kyle Hall opened the scoring at 9 minutes at Esther Shiner Stadium in North York, he took control in a goalmouth scramble to kick the ball on the underside of the crossbar and over the line out of reach of Astros’ goalkeeper Enea Perego for the 1-0 lead and just five minutes later midfielder Dane Roberts increased the lead to 2-0, the score at the break.


 


North York Astros lost forward Vasileios Liagkos at 32 minutes, he was shown the red card by referee Yusri Rudolf for violent conduct.


 


Toronto forward Jonathan Osorio scored his third goal of the weekend following his two-goal winning effort against Kingston Friday night, he struck at 71 minutes for a 3-0 score and Evroy Junior Ellis scored in the dying seconds to complete the scoring, 4-0 in favour of the visitors.


 


SC Toronto picked up six points following their two wins over the weekend, they now have a 9-1-4 WLT record for 31 points, a similar record to that of top place Toronto Croatia, also with 31 points.


 


North York Astros are at 2-13-1 for 7 points.


 


Serbian White Eagles were heading for victory with a 1-0 lead until York Region Shooters tied the game at 91 minutes at the St. Joan of Arc ground in Maple. Following a scoreless first half, forward Sasa Vukoje scored off a cross from the left wing at 49 minutes and the goal held up with little time remaining when Shooters’ defender Ricky Herron took a throw-in to find the net past Serbian Eagles goalkeeper Stefan Avramovic and it was 1-1 at the final whistle.


 


Herron was shown the red card by referee David Barrie at the end of the game for a reported violent conduct offence.


 


St. Catharines’ Camilo Veloza found the net past Windsor goalkeeper Anthony Santilli to put the home side into the lead at 4 minutes at Club Roma in St. Catharines. The midfielder took a rebound off the post  to put the ball into the net and the goal held for a 1-0 score at the interval.


 


Windsor Stars equalized at 69 minutes from a goal from the penalty spot when referee Manuel Orellano called St. Catharines midfielder Derek Libertino for hand ball in the box.


David Kadoic put the ball past Wolves’ goalkeeper Claudio Perri for a 1-1 score which held until the final whistle.


 


There was one First Division game postponed due to wet ground conditions, the Brampton City Utd vs. Mississauga Eagles FC game was called off Sunday morning.


 


The complete weekend summary:


 


Friday, August 10


 


FIRST DIVISION


Mississauga Eagles FC 6, Serbian White Eagles 4


SC Toronto 3, Kingston FC 2


London City 1, Montreal Impact Academy 1


 


Saturday, August 11


 


FIRST DIVISION


Niagara United 0, Toronto Croatia 0


Windsor Stars 1, Montreal Impact Academy 0


 


SECOND DIVISION


 


SC Waterloo B 1, Serbian White Eagles 0


 


Niagara United B 2, Mississauga Eagles FC B 0


 


SC Toronto B vs. Kingston FC B – postponed, to be rescheduled for a later date.


 


Sunday, August 12


 


There were three games in the CSL Sunday:


 


FIRST DIVISION


 


SC Toronto 4, North York Astros 0


York Region Shooters 1, Serbian White Eagles 1


St. Catharines Wolves 1, Windsor Stars 1


 


Brampton City Utd vs. Mississauga Eagles FC postponed due to wet ground conditions


 


SECOND DIVISION


 


Windsor Stars B 3, St. Catharines Wolves B  2


York Region Shooters B  4, Brantford Galaxy B  4


 


Brampton City Utd B  vs  Mississauga Eagles FC B  Postponed – to be rescheduled


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 

WINDSOR STARS WIN 1-0 SQUEAKER, NIAGARA UNITED HOLD TORONTO CROATIA TO SCORELESS TIE

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Windsor Stars scored their 7th victory of the season with a narrow 1-0 home win over Montreal Impact Academy at Windsor Stadium, and league-leading Toronto Croatia were held to a scoreless tie, two games in the CSL First Division Saturday.


 


Following a scoreless first half at Windsor, midfielder David Kadoic struck the game’s only goal at the 47th minute, a left foot drive from the edge of the penalty area that beat Montreal goalkeeper Jason Beaulieu.


 


Shortly afterwards, both teams had a player sent off by referee Matt McCready following an altercation which resulted in Windsor’s Stephen Ademolu and Montreal midfielder Philippe Lincourt-Joseph being shown the red card.


 


Windsor improve to 7-5-2 WLT for 23 points following the win and that’s good for a tie in sixth position in the standings, while Montreal Academy are without a win since July 1 and have a 5-2-6 record in ninth position.


 


Both defences played well at Kalar Park where the home side Niagara United in their inaugural season in the First Division held the current CSL champions and league leaders Toronto Croatia to a scoreless tie. Mohammed Mohammed was prominent for the home side despite the few opportunities to score.


 


Toronto Croatia have a 9-1-4 record for 31 points at the top of the table, while Niagara United have a 4-7-2 record for 14 points.


 


There were two games in the CSL Second Division Saturday:


 


SC Waterloo B 1, Serbian White Eagles 0


Niagara United B 2, Mississauga Eagles FC  B  0


 


The SC Toronto B vs. Kingston FC B game was postponed and will be rescheduled for a later date.


 


Remaining games in the CSL this weekend:


 


FIRST DIVISION


Sun, Aug 12 Victoria Park 3 PM Brampton City Utd vs Mississauga Eagles FC


Sun, Aug 12 Esther Shiner Stadium 5:30 PM North York Astros vs SC Toronto


Sun, Aug 12 St. Joan of Arc 6:30 PM York Region Shooters vs Serbian White Eagles


Sun, Aug 12 Club Roma 8 PM St. Catharines Wolves vs Windsor Stars


 


SECOND DIVISION


Sun, Aug 12 Victoria Park 5:30 PM Brampton City Utd B vs Mississauga Eagles FC B


Sun, Aug 12 Club Roma 6 PM St. Catharines Wolves B vs Windsor Stars B


Sun, Aug 12 St. Joan of Arc 8:30 PM York Region Shooters B vs Brantford Galaxy B


 


 


 


 


 

SC TORONTO SCORE LATE WINNER, MISSISSAUGA WINS GOAL-FEST WHILE LONDON, MONTREAL TIE 1-1

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SC Toronto moved into second position in the First Division standings with a 3-2 last-minute victory over Kingston FC, Mississauga Eagles FC outlasted Serbian White Eagles to win a 6-4 goal-fest and London City came back from a 1-0 deficit to tie Montreal Impact Academy 1-1, three games in the CSL Friday.

 

Midfielder Vitaliy Sidorov opened the scoring to give Kingston FC a 7th minute 1-0 lead  at Lamport Stadium in Toronto and Jonathan Osorio tied the game for SC Toronto three minutes later It was 1-1 at half-time.

 

Forward Alex Campbell put Kingston up 2-1 at 58 minutes, but Evroy Junior Ellis tied the game 2-2 for the home side at 79 minutes.

 

In a game that could have gone either way and heading for a tie, Osorio struck the winner for SC Toronto at 91 minutes. The midfielder collected a left wing cross to beat Kingston goalkeeper Shane Lopez from close range.

 

SC Toronto move into second position in the standings with an 8-1-4 WLT record for 28 points, two points behind league-leading Toronto Croatia, while Kingston FC are at 3-12-1 for 10 points.

 

Mississauga Eagles FC opened the scoring at The Hershey Centre in Mississauga at the 17th minute when referee Abdalla Mohammed ordered a penalty for a tripping incident and Jose Melo scored from the spot.

 

Defender Antoine Paul made it 2-1 for the home side at 22 minutes, but Boris Mirlcic struck seven minutes later for Serbian White Eagles to reduce the score to 2-1.

 

Serbian Eagles’ forward Richard West levelled the score 2-2 at 31 minutes and seven minutes later Zoran Rajovic also scored for the visitors for a 3-2 lead. West scored his second of the game to move Serbian White Eagles ahead 4-2 at 41 minutes, the score at the break.

 

Antoine Paul scored his second of the game at 58 minutes, he headed home a corner kick to reduce the lead to 4-3 and Christian Kaollega tied the game 4-4 for Mississauga at 67 minutes.

 

Jose Mello scored his second goal at 83 minutes to give Mississauga Eagles a 5-4 lead and Andrew Samuels sealed the victory for the home side at 91 minutes, a 6-4 final score.

 

It was a close, well-played encounter at Cove Road in London where the first half ended scoreless. Montreal Impact Academy opened the scoring at 73 minutes when Victor Ndiaye beat London goalkeeper Vladimir Markotic following a breakaway.

 

London tied the game at 83 minutes on a goal by defender Mustafa Mohammed who struck from 25 yards to beat Montreal goalkeeper Jason Beaulieu and the game ended 1-1.

 

Remaining games in the CSL this weekend:

 

FIRST DIVISION

Sat, Aug 11 Kalar 7 PM Niagara United vs Toronto Croatia

Sat, Aug 11 Windsor Stadium 7:15 PM Windsor Stars vs Montreal Impact Academy

Sun, Aug 12 Victoria Park 3 PM Brampton City Utd vs Mississauga Eagles FC

Sun, Aug 12 Esther Shiner Stadium 5:30 PM North York Astros vs SC Toronto

Sun, Aug 12 St. Joan of Arc 6:30 PM York Region Shooters vs Serbian White Eagles

Sun, Aug 12 Club Roma 8 PM St. Catharines Wolves vs Windsor Stars

 

SECOND DIVISION

Sat, Aug 11 Portuguese/Orient 1 PM SC Waterloo B vs Serbian White Eagles B

Sat, Aug 11 Hershey Centre 4 PM Mississauga Eagles FC B vs Niagara United B

Sat, Aug 11 Downsview Park 6 PM SC Toronto B vs Kingston FC B – POSTPONED – To be rescheduled

Sun, Aug 12 Victoria Park 5:30 PM Brampton City Utd B vs Mississauga Eagles FC B

Sun, Aug 12 Club Roma 6 PM St. Catharines Wolves B vs Windsor Stars B

Sun, Aug 12 St. Joan of Arc 8:30 PM York Region Shooters B vs Brantford Galaxy B

 

 

 

 

 

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