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Cup dreams dashed in Langford as Pacific FC falls to rival Vancouver

  • Pacific FC and Vancouver FC met Tuesday evening in a Canadian Championship match held at Starlight Stadium in Langford, which was ultimately decided by a penalty shootout.
  • Pacific FC entered the game following a four-game winless stretch that ended in a recent 3-1 league loss and an early cup exit added to their challenges.
  • The match featured an early injury to Pacific defender Juan Quintana, a 1-1 draw after regular time, and a penalty shootout where Vancouver prevailed 4-2.
  • Alejandro Diaz gave Vancouver an early penalty goal, Aly Ndom equalized with a free kick in the 50th minute, and Vancouver's goalkeeper Callum Irving stopped multiple shots in the shootout.
  • Vancouver advanced to the Canadian Championship quarter-finals to face Cavalry FC, while Pacific's early exit marks a rare setback for a team known for deep cup runs.
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Cup dreams dashed in Langford as Pacific FC falls to rival Vancouver

Early injury, late drama and shootout heartbreak in Canadian Championship clash

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Vancouver FC wins penalty shootout over Pacific FC in Canadian Championship play

LANGFORD - Goalkeeper Callum Irving's penalty shootout heroics helped Vancouver FC get past Pacific FC in an all-Canadian Premier League matchup in Telus Canadian Championship preliminary-round play Tuesday.

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St Catharines Standard broke the news in Welland, Canada on Wednesday, May 7, 2025.
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