‘Exactly where we wanted to be’: Canada hails NSL after inaugural season’s glittering finish | Sophie Downey

The GuardianTuesday, November 18, 2025 at 12:57:09 PM
‘Exactly where we wanted to be’: Canada hails NSL after inaugural season’s glittering finish | Sophie Downey
  • Vancouver Rise secured the title of the first champions of the Northern Super League, defeating AFC Toronto 2
  • This victory not only establishes Vancouver Rise as a leading team in the new league but also signifies a pivotal moment for women's sports in Canada, potentially inspiring further investment and interest in professional women's football.
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