Kevin and Duane talk about Cameron Porter’s goal 6 years ago against Pachuca in the CCL Quarterfinals and reminisce on a great time in Canadian soccer, they look at a few news items and explain the plan for a potential Canadian D2.
Kevin and Duane review the group stage of The Island Games in the CanPL, they look at tonight’s matchup between the Vancouver Whitecaps and the Montreal Impact and the other games in Major League Soccer on Wednesday evening.
Today on OTW,
Kevin gives his thoughts on the Impact’s 1-0 win versus DC United and on the MLS Is Back group stage as a whole.
Plus, the audio of the post-game conference call featuring Thierry Henry, Victory Wanyama, and Clement Diop.
Today on ST,
Kevin and Duane review the TFC vs NE game and preview the Montreal Impact vs DC United game to wrap up group C.
MLS Is Back!
On this post-game show, Kevin gives his thought on the 1-0 defeat of the Montreal Impact in their first game of the MLS Is Back Tournament versus the New England Revolution, Montreal manager Thierry Henry’s thoughts and what would be necessary to get out of the group.
This week on OTW,
Kevin is joined by Joel Waterman, Defender for the Montreal Impact.
Today on ST,
Kevin and Duane talk about their good news of the day and talk about some of their favorite All-Canadian matchups over the years.
Kevin gives his thought on the Montreal Impact’s first loss of 2020, a 2-1 defeat at home versus Tegulcialpa’s CD Olimpia at the Olympic Stadium in the first leg of their quarter-final matchup.
Today on ST,
Kevin and Duane talk about an MLS Rule change concerning the percentage of the transfer money retained by the club and how that might affect transfers going forward.
Plus they give their Games of the Weekend and look at the Canadian clubs’ matchup in Week 2.
Today on ST,
Kevin and Duane talk about Montreal’s new Designated Player Victor Wanyama, what his role might be, what does it mean tactically and more.
Plus, they talk about TV ratings in the United States, more specifically how all MLS games except one last weekend did better in the 18-49 demographic than the NHL did in the same demographic. What does it mean? It is the beginning of a trend?
