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Canada Women’s National Soccer Team to Face Argentina in Vancouver and Vancouver Island
Canada Soccer has announced that its Women’s National Team (CANWNT) will return to home soil for a series of international friendly matches against Argentina in British Columbia in the April FIFA Window
The friendly series will kick off at BC Place in Vancouver on Friday, 4 April at 19:30 PT (22:30 ET). The action will conclude on Tuesday, 8 April at Starlight Stadium in Langford with kick off set for 19:00 PT (22:00 ET).
Tickets for the two matches will go on sale to the public on Saturday 15 March, preceded by a series of advance presale windows.
| “I’m really looking forward to playing in Canada and experiencing the support of our fans. These matches aren’t just friendlies; they’re stepping stones for our future. Each game gives us an opportunity to build on our standards, our style of play, and our growing belief as a team.” - Casey Stoney, Women’s National Team Head Coach |
Canada boasts an unbeaten record against Argentina, having met the South American side on six occasions dating back to 2003. Their most recent encounter took place on 6 October 2022, in Cadiz, Spain, where the Canadians secured a 2-0 victory.
| “I speak for everyone at BC Place when I say we love having Canada Soccer at our stadium. We take great pride in being a venue for such exciting international soccer events, and it’s always an honour to provide a stage where our women’s national team can inspire the next generation of players and fans.” - Chris May, General manager of BC Place. |
Earlier this February, under the leadership of new head coach Casey Stoney, CANWNT clinched the 2025 Pinatar Cup. The team recorded a 1-1 draw against China PR, a 2-0 win over Mexico, and a 7-0 win over Chinese Taipei, finishing top of the table and capturing their first piece of silverware in Stoney’s tenure.
Broadcast Information
Canada’s two matches against Argentina will air live on OneSoccer, available on the fuboTV Canada streaming service platform, as a linear channel on TELUS Optik TV (Ch. 980), as well as online at OneSoccer.ca and through the OneSoccer app. Fans will find extended coverage across Canada Soccer’s digital channels on Instagram, X, Facebook, BlueSky, TikTok, and YouTube featuring the hashtag #CANWNT.
Ticket Information
Tickets for the two matches against Argentina, will be available through advance pre-sale windows starting Wednesday 12 March with the full public on-sale window starting Saturday 15 March through Ticketmaster.ca.
- 12 March at 10:00am – CanadaRED+GOLD Presale
- 12 March at 2:00pm – CanadaRED+WHITE Presale
- 13 March at 10:00am – CanadaRED Presale
- 14 March at 10:00am – Visa Presale
- 15 March at 10:00am – Public On-Sale
*All times shown in pacific standard time (PST).
As the official payment services sponsor of Canada Soccer, Visa is offering cardholders an opportunity to purchase tickets in advance of the public on-sale date. As Canada Soccer’s preferred payment provider, Visa will be the only payment method accepted during the Visa presale.
For additional ticket and pricing information visit canadasoccer.com.
Group Ticket Discount Offer
Group discounts (10+ tickets) are available for the 4 April match in Vancouver. Fans organizing a group of 10+ are eligible to receive discounts of up to 30% off regular priced tickets. Starting Saturday 15 March, group ticket requests can be submitted via the group order form, indicating the price point and quantity of tickets via the official canadasoccer.com ticket page. Following the submission of the online form, group organizers will be contacted to confirm payment details and complete the processing of tickets. Group ticket orders will be processed on a first come, first serve basis so organize your group, club, or team today.
*Note that due to limited capacity group tickets will not be offered for the 8 April match at Starlight Stadium.
Premium Seating Experience
Fans looking to take their Canada Soccer National Team match day to the next level can access premium seating options for the 4 April match at BC Place in the Club Lounge. Featuring some of the best seats in the house plus in-seat service for those times you don’t want to miss a moment of the action. The fully dedicated food and beverage concession provide an elevated offering of alcoholic beverages and international cuisine options.
Voyageurs Canadian Supporters Group
The Voyageurs Canadian Supporters Group have been allocated dedicated sections in the stadiums for both matches. For more information on securing tickets with the Voyageurs Canadian Supporters please visit www.thevoyageurs.com. Please note that persistent standing will be permitted in these sections.
For complete match and ticket information visit the official match ticket pages via canadasoccer.com.
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Toronto Tempo Could Make WNBA Attendance History in Montreal
The Toronto Tempo are on the verge of making WNBA history when they bring their Cross-Canada Series to Montreal next month.
The Tempo will face the Atlanta Dream at the Bell Centre on July 10, with the possibility of setting a new attendance record for a WNBA game. If the game sells out, more than 22,000 fans would fill the arena, surpassing the current WNBA regular-season attendance record of 20,711 set by the Washington Mystics at Capital One Arena in 2024.
A packed Bell Centre would also eclipse the WNBA playoff attendance record of 22,076, which was established during Game 3 of the 2003 WNBA Finals between the Detroit Shock and Los Angeles Sparks before being matched in Game 5 of the 2007 WNBA Finals between the Phoenix Mercury and Detroit Shock. It would mark the largest crowd ever for a professional women’s basketball regular-season game, breaking the previous record of 21,490 set during an Unrivaled game in Philadelphia earlier this year.
The potential milestone comes during the Tempo‘s inaugural WNBA season and would add another chapter to the continued growth of women’s basketball in Canada.
“Playing two games in Montreal this summer is a huge moment for the Tempo and for basketball in Canada,” said Tempo President Teresa Resch. “From the beginning, we’ve said we want to be Canada’s team, and bringing the WNBA to Montreal is an important part of that vision. There is such a strong and passionate basketball community in Quebec, and we’re excited to connect with fans there in a meaningful way. We can’t wait to experience the energy inside the Bell Centre and continue growing the game across the country together.”
The Cross-Canada Series will offer more than basketball. Throughout the weekend, the Tempo will host community events, youth programs and fan experiences aimed at growing the sport across Quebec.
The team is partnering with Ball Her Way and the Mathurin Family Foundation to increase access to basketball for young athletes, including a girls’ 3-on-3 tournament presented by Canadian Tire featuring teams from Montreal and Quebec City. The Tempo say more community investments and programming in the Montreal area will be announced in the coming months.
Fans can take part in Tempo Live at the Bell Centre on July 11. The free event will include interactive basketball activities, community clinics, exclusive merchandise and family-friendly entertainment.
The weekend concludes on July 12, when the Tempo host the defending WNBA champion New York Liberty at the Bell Centre at 3 p.m. ET as part of the Cross-Canada Series.
Tickets for both Montreal games are available through Ticketmaster.
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Toronto Tempo Unveil Bold “Rebel” Uniform Ahead of Inaugural Home Opener
The Toronto Tempo have revealed their new “Rebel” edition uniform, giving fans a first look at the alternate jersey the team will wear during its inaugural WNBA season.
The unveiling comes just ahead of the Tempo’s first-ever home opener and marks another milestone for the league’s newest franchise as it continues to establish its identity on and off the court.
The Rebel uniform is part of the WNBA’s league-wide alternate jersey program, which encourages each franchise to create a design that reflects its values, community, and culture. For the Tempo, that vision extends beyond Toronto.
The front of the jersey features “Tempo” across the chest, reinforcing the organization’s message that, while the club calls Toronto home, it represents basketball fans across Canada. The design is centered around the team’s secondary “T” logo, with speed lines extending outward to symbolize movement, pace, and the style of play the Tempo hope to bring to the court.
The uniform is finished in Borealis Blue, offering a cool contrast to the team’s signature Tempo Bordeaux colour. Flowing lines throughout the shorts are meant to capture the rhythm and motion of basketball, creating a look that emphasizes speed and constant movement.
The jersey also highlights two of the franchise’s founding partners. Beauty retailer Sephora appears on the shoulder, while CIBC’s logo is featured on the front of the jersey.
“The Rebel uniform is where we push boundaries and fully express who we are as the Toronto Tempo,” said Whitney Bell, the team’s Chief Marketing Officer, in a statement. “It’s bold, unapologetic, and rooted in the energy of our city. Every detail is designed to celebrate individuality, creativity, and the next generation of athletes and fans redefining the game. This jersey isn’t just something you wear—it’s a statement about where we’re going.”
Fans won’t have to wait long to get their own. The Toronto Tempo’s Rebel jersey is available now through the team’s online store (shop.torontotempo.com) as excitement continues to build for the franchise’s first season in the WNBA.