Pacific has 14 points as it stands and can only reach 17 points if they win vs. Forge in the final day.

Eddies have the 2nd-worst full season record now at 20 points in 2022

Passing Valour's 62 set in 2025

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Who would you rather face in the semifinals?

I prefer Hammers just cause.

Each team has only one game remaining in the 2026 CPL regular season. All four remaining games will be played simultaneously next Sunday (Oct. 25):

• Cavalry vs Vancouver (ATCO Field, Foothills County, AB - 2:00 PM local time)
• Halifax vs Supra (Wanderers Grounds, Halifax, NS - 5:00 PM local time)
• Pacific vs Forge (Royal Athletic Park, Victoria, BC - 1:00 PM local time)
• Toronto vs Ottawa (York Lions Stadium, Toronto, ON - 4:00 PM local time)

Standings implications are as follows:

• Cavalry: currently in first. If they beat Vancouver, they finish first and win the shield. If they fail to win, there are scenarios where they fall to second, depending on the outcome of the Pacific vs Forge game: if the Cavs draw Vancouver, they fall to second if Forge beat Pacific; if the Cavs lose to Vancouver, they fall to second with a Forge win or draw.
• Forge: currently in second. Forge can rise to first, but don't fully control their own destiny as this would require Cavalry to not beat Vancouver. If Cavs vs Vancouver ends in a draw, Forge can take first place with a win; if Vancouver beat the Cavs, Forge can take first place with a win or draw.
• Ottawa: currently in third. Will finish in third regardless of results on the final matchday.
• Vancouver: currently in fourth. With a win against Cavalry, Vancouver can keep fourth place and the final playoff spot. A draw or loss vs Cavalry means they could fall to fifth if Supra beat Halifax.
• Supra: currently in fifth. Supra are in a similar position to Forge in that they could rise to fourth, but don't fully control their own destiny. For fourth place, Supra need to beat Halifax and for Vancouver to draw or lose against Cavalry.
• Halifax: currently in sixth. Halifax can't rise in the table, but could fall to seventh; this would require them to lose to Supra and for Toronto to beat Ottawa.
• Toronto: currently in seventh. Toronto can rise to sixth if they beat Ottawa and if Halifax lose to Supra.
• Pacific: currently in eighth. Will finish in eighth regardless of results on the final matchday.

Sure, half the clubs in the league are still competing for two important spots...

But, it's pretty much decided at this point whether your club has lived up to your expectations for 2026.

Three fanbases must be feeling pretty hard done by.

I would really like to hear your personal thoughts about your club before we hit decision day.

If your club is one of the four battling it out next weekend - what are your hopes? Win or lose, how proud are you?

If your club is one of the bottom three, are you disappointed? Hopeful of a rebuild? If you're a Pacific fan, would you support VFC if the club is sold or folds?

Genuinely would love to know your thoughts - because nobody around me watches the league.

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Come on, VFC!!!!!!

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It is fan appreciation night, our final home game of the regular season and the most important CPL match the club has ever played in. We have never been this close to reaching the playoffs, and we want to take advantage of the opportunity in front of us.

Tristan and NFC had a bloody good time at the charity All-Sports Tournament and brought home $3,000 for ATO's CHEO fundraiser! 🏆❤️

With so many great talents contributing to our success in 2026, it is hard to narrow it down to only 3 for the Golden Scarf. However, our members voted, and their choices were clear. The Golden Scarf represents a player whose service to the club has gone above and beyond within the year, acting as a key contributor with meaningful connections with supporters and the club.

Here is the case for each of the 2026 Golden Scarf Nominees.

Hey CPL fans,

​ATO is closing out the regular season home slate at TD Place this Saturday at 1:00 PM as Atleti hosts Forge FC.

​Both squads are playoff-bound, but there’s still plenty on the line to set the tone ahead of the postseason. We’re also crowning our Supporter of the Year and Golden Scarf Winner during the match.

​If you want to jump into the heart of the atmosphere, standing, chanting, and bringing the noise with us for 90 minutes, grab a ticket in the supporters section below:

​🎟️ Supporter Section Tickets: https://am.ticketmaster.com/atletico/en/ism/U0gyNjE0?promoCode=Q0NTRzIwMjY=

I guess that means the numbers are doing well on CBC Gem!

Canadian Premier League Attendance Report Week 25 : HFX Wanderers top the week with 5200+, Forge FC next drawing 4700+ last weekend & 2600+ at last Wednesdays match, Inter Toronto FC follows with 3200+ sellout for their school day match also last Wednesday, FC Supra 3000+ last Sunday, & Pacific FC 2200+ at RAP Stadium in Victoria.

Forge FC finishes the regular season at home averaging 5126 per match.