PICTURE: FC Vorkuta won the ProSound Cup on October 23, which followed an undefeated run to capture the league title. Vorkuta will now meet the winner of the upcoming semi-final between Scarborough SC and Serbian White Eagles in a bid for the CSL Championship………………………………………………
A CSL Championship semi-final is scheduled for this coming Saturday, October 30, the first of two games remaining in the Canadian Soccer League 2021 season.
Scarborough SC will meet Serbian White Eagles at Centennial Stadium Saturday, a 3 pm kickoff and the winner will meet the current CSL champions, FC Vorkuta, for the 2021 championship set for Sunday, November 7, also a 3 pm kickoff.
The CSL Championship on November 7 ends the 2021 season of league competition, the ProSound Cup Final, and the CSL Championship.
The first two titles (the league competition and the ProSound Cup) were won by FC Vorkuta.
Summary to date:
CSL League title winner: FC Vorkuta. Runner-up: Scarborough SC
ProSound Cup winner: FC Vorkuta. Runner-up: Scarborough SC
CSL Championship Semi-final: Scarborough SC vs Serbian White Eagles – Saturday, October 30 3 pm
CSL Championship Final: Scarborough SC or Serbian White Eagles vs FC Vorkuta – Sunday, Nov. 7 3pm
There will be an admission charge of $10 for Saturday’s semi-final and fans are reminded that as an outdoor activity, all Canadian Soccer League games at Centennial Stadium are not affected by the Ontario government regulation to implement the proof of vaccination requirements that went into effect on September 22. There will be no request for proof of vaccination or identity for entry.
Provincial health protocol is still in effect and spectators are required to wear a mask or face covering in a manner that covers their mouth, nose and chin, unless they are entitled to an exemption. While seated in the stadium, the face mask can be removed. Physical distancing is required.
Stan Adamson
