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SportsTrès Joly, Charles: FC Montreal Win 5-2
FC Montreal forward Charles Joly scored his first three United Soccer League goals inside the first 40 minutes of play to issue a crushing 5-2 defeat to the Saint Louis FC Wednesday afternoon.
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SportsFC Montreal Gets First Home Win In Nine Games
FC Montreal fans were treated to a high scoring affair this past Sunday afternoon as the bleu-blanc-noir defeated the Pittsburgh Riverhounds 4-2 at Stade Saputo’s turf field. Four goals were scored (a team record) by Montreal, including two from forward Anthony Jackson-Hamel. Winger Alessandro Riggi and midfielder Marco Dominguez also scored as their team ended an eight home game losing streak.
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SportsLast Minute Goal Keeps FC Montreal At Rock Bottom
FC Montreal remain at the bottom of the United Soccer League Standings following a 2-1 loss at Stade Saputo to the Wilmington Hammerheads this past Thursday. A goal in stoppage time by Wilmington forward Will Heaney slashed Montreal’s hopes of obtaining their second win of the season.
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SportsThe Line Has Been Drawn
FC Montreal couldn’t avoid the rain and gloom that fell on Stade Saputo as the bleu-blanc-noir lost 2-0 to Louisville City SC this past Wednesday night. It’s the team’s eighth loss in ten games.
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SportsFC Montreal Bounce Back
FC Montreal robbed New York Red Bulls II of a win with a late goal by forward Victor N’Diaye at Saputo Stadium on Saturday night, securing a 2-2 draw and shattering the hopes of the visiting New York fans who crossed the border to see their team play.
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FC Montreal Clinches First Win With Shutout
FC Montreal grabbed their first three points of the season by beating the Charleston Battery 1-0 on Thursday at Saputo Stadium’s turf field. A goal by midfielder Louis Béland-Goyette in the first half gave Montreal their first win and first shutout in the team’s short United Soccer League history.
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FC Montreal Loses 1-0 To Rochester Rhinos
FC Montreal winger Alessandro Riggi scored the long-awaited first home goal in team history but it wasn’t enough as Christian Volesky’s two goals secured another Rochester Rhinos victory at Saputo Stadium’s turf field this past Saturday afternoon.
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Mistakes Cost FC Montreal
A tight and heated game on and off the pitch saw Montreal lose 1-0 to the Eastern Conference leading Richmond Kickers on Saturday afternoon at Saputo Stadium’s turf field.
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New Team, New Captain
When a brand new team hits the pitch, there are a lot of firsts. First ever home game, first ever coach or first ever logo. FC Montreal now has its first ever captain, Nazim Belguendouz.
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Horned By Rhinos
It was an unpleasantly sunny and windy Saturday afternoon at Saputo Stadium’s turf field for FC Montreal as they lost 3-0 to the Rochester Rhinos.
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SportsFamiliar Foe at Saputo
On Saturday at Saputo Stadium’s turf field, an old United Soccer League derby will be renewed.
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SportsSour Start To The 401 Derby
Montreal has a new reason to hate Toronto. Toronto FCII and FC Montreal, minor affiliates for their respective Major League Soccer clubs Toronto FC and the Montreal Impact, went head to head in their all-new rivalry, known as the 401 derby. However for FC Montreal, it was Toronto FCII who earned a victory winning 2-0 at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal.
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SportsOne Final Time
The Concordia Stingers men’s basketball team were eliminated from the Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec’s final-four playoffs on Friday night, losing 74-60 to the McGill Redmen at Bishop’s University’s Mitchell Gymnasium.
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SportsQuick Exit for Concordia
Smiles were a rarity on the Stingers bench following their 54-47 loss against the UQAM Citadins on Thursday night at Bishop’s University’s Mitchell Gymnasium. The Citadins clinched a berth in the Réseau de sport étudiant Quebec basketball finals with their win, eliminating Concordia from the four-team playoffs.
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2022 World Cup in Qatar – FIFA’s Overheated Decision-Making
On Thursday, it was announced that the 2021 Confederations Cup, a set-up tournament for the 2022 World Cup, had been stripped away from Qatar by FIFA. This is one of many strange, abrupt decisions that’s causing FIFA to make even more of a fool of itself every time it opens its mouth.
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A New Team in Town
This spring, Montreal will gain another professional soccer team. FC Montreal will play in the United Soccer League, the league the Montreal Impact used to compete in during the early 2000s. The Link spoke to Phillippe Eullaffroy, the Montreal Impact Academy director and head coach of FC Montreal, about the creation of the new club.
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SportsDribbling Out The Snow
The winter months aren’t friendly to Canada, and the world of Quebec soccer isn’t exempt from such harsh conditions. The only solution to protecting this beautiful game from the freezing wind and snow showers is to bring it indoors.
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Ads on Jerseys? World Cup Used as Pilot Project
The NHL has a lot of plans for the 2016 World Cup of Hockey. The league wants to increase the sport’s popularity through some experimentation.
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2015 MLS Superdraft - Is Romario Williams a Good Pick for the Impact?
The question after this draft is: has the Impact made a good decision by drafting Romario Williams? The short answer to this question is that no one really knows. Unless he blows everyone out of the ballpark in training camp, it won’t really affect the first team.
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SportsFifth Time’s the Charm
The tension between Concordia and McGill fans was as thick as the fog covering Loyola Campus. Both groups were in for a treat at the Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec men’s rugby final, a game that will be remembered as one of the craziest finals in recent times.
