Expansion Northern Super League expansion team to make debut in 2027 season

25-year-old Montreal native scored 5 goals in 5 games from mid-July to mid-August

The two teams will play Game 2 of the series next Sunday at Stade Boreale in Montreal

2nd leg of semifinal series set for next Saturday in Ottawa

The road to the Diana B Matheson Cup begins October 31.

Halifax visits Toronto on Monday for chance to retake 4th place from Vancouver

Les Roses de Montréal l’ont emporté 1 à 0 contre les Rapides d’Ottawa, vendredi soir au Stade Boréale, pour confirmer leur titre de championnes de la saison régulière dans la Super Ligue du Nord (SLN).

The Northern Super League (NSL) Week 26 results delivered a major twist in the race for the playoffs. Halifax Tides FC fought back from two goals down to draw Montréal Roses FC 2-2. Calgary Wild FC edged AFC Toronto 1-0. Ottawa Rapid FC then stunned Vancouver Rise FC with a 5-2 comeback.

Ottawa moves into 2nd place league standings

Northern Super League club calls Labbé's departure from the front office a 'strategic shift'

Week 23’s results delivered a major shift in the NSL playoff race as two more teams secured their places in the postseason. AFC Toronto booked their spot with a convincing 3–0 win over Ottawa Rapid at York Lions Stadium. The result also lifted them into second place.

Six players from the Northern Super League (NSL) have been named to Casey Stoney’s 24-player Canada squad for October’s two-match series against Denmark. It is a record number for the league.

Montréal became the first team to officially clinch a postseason spot after Saturday’s results. That leaves three places still open and five teams chasing them.

At the top, Montréal keeps pulling away. Behind them, the table is starting to bunch up.

Montréal Roses managed to keep their hold on top of the Northern Super League (NSL) table, while the teams below them are making sure they cannot get too comfortable.

What a two weeks of Canadian football this has been. The Northern Super League (NSL) playoff race has been turned on its head, with Weeks 18 and 19 delivering yet again.

Montréal set a new NSL attendance record, as 17,077 fans packed Stade Saputo to watch the Roses defeat Halifax 1-0.

This week had absolutely everything you could hope for: an upset that sent an NSL side home from the Canadian Championship, seven goals in Calgary, a stoppage-time winner in Vancouver and a Montréal side that walked away from Toronto with another clean sheet.

With the regular season moving deeper into August, every result is starting to tilt the playoff scales. Here’s how the latest run of action unfolded.

From 14 losses to a Week 16 win… Calgary Wild had the week of their lives. First rolling past Mont-Royal Outremont in the W Canadian Championship quarter-final, then finally snapping their 14-game regular season losing streak against Vancouver.

Rylee Foster-Inman has made history with her move from Halifax Tides to Everton. The goalkeeper has become the first player to transfer directly from the Northern Super League to England’s Women’s Super League.

A season isn’t remembered only by the team that lifts the trophy but by the players who leave their mark on it. Some score the goals that win matches, others make the pass before the assist. Some set the tempo in midfield, while others lead through experience when games become chaotic.

After several weeks of tight margins and constant movement in the NSL standings, Week 13 saw the league’s in-form teams separate themselves from the pack. Ottawa Rapid FC, Montréal Roses FC, and defending champions Vancouver Rise FC all collected another three points, strengthening their cases as genuine title contenders.

For Vancouver, the past weekend may have been the most significant. Their victory over AFC Toronto lifted the Rise from fifth into third place, a reminder that the reigning champions are finding their rhythm at exactly the right time. With confidence growing and key players hitting form, they’ll now have one eye on the teams above them.

Meanwhile, Ottawa continue to set the standard. The Rapid have now won four straight matches, while Montréal’s disciplined performances have stretched their unbeaten run with a third consecutive victory. Every point is becoming more valuable as the season moves into its decisive stretch. The race at the top is beginning to intensify.

The Northern Super League has announced its first expansion team for 2027 in Winnipeg. Former NWSL midfielder and Canadian Olympic gold medalist Desiree Scott is a co-founder of the new club and will serve as the Vice President, Community & Player Experience.

The Northern Super League club announced the signing of both the French right back and the CANWNT attacker.

A soccer star helped orchestrate a journey to freedom for dozens of young girls from the Taliban in Afghanistan, where her parents were born.

The Montreal Roses dominated defending champions Vancouver Rise in the team's home opener with a brace from Tanya Boychuk.