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· 2dMLS’ Whitecaps suffer teamwide illness after Champions Cup final in Mexico
The teamwide illness caps a disappointing week for the Whitecaps, who saw their impressive 15-game unbeaten streak across all competitions come to a crushing end with a resounding 5-0 defeat to Cruz Azul in Saturday’s Champions Cup final. Vancouver had been hoping to capture its first major continental trophy.
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Short-handed Whitecaps clash with rival SoundersThe Vancouver Whitecaps are expected to be short-handed for Sunday's night's MLS showdown with rival Seattle with nine ...
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BOTTOM LINE: The Seattle Sounders visit the Vancouver Whitecaps in Western Conference action. The Whitecaps are 8-0-4 in Western Conference games. The Whitecaps lead MLS with a +15 goal differential, ...
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The champions of Concacaf will be decided on Sunday night as Cruz Azul and the Vancouver Whitecaps meet in Mexico with a ...
Three Canadian national team players were among those that fell ill following the Vancouver Whitecaps' appearance in the ...
Ahead of arguably the biggest game in the history of the Vancouver Whitecaps, head coach Jesper Sørensen was candid about his ...
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