Montreal Roses FC, Vancouver Rise FC play to 0-0 draw in Northern Super League
BURNABY – Montreal Roses FC and Vancouver Rise FC played to a 0-0 draw in Northern Super League action on Sunday.
Vancouver, which had its winless streak extended to four games (0-2-2), had 57 per cent of possession with 14 total shots, seven of which were on target.
The Rise (3-4-3) have not won a game since May 21, a 2-1 victory over last-place Halifax Tides FC. Vancouver sits fifth in the standings of the six-team league.
Montreal, meanwhile, came away with just one point having entered the matchup with a chance to take first place from AFC Toronto with a win. The Roses only had five total shots, with two on target, while Stephanie Hill, Alexandria Hess and Jodi Smith were all shown yellow cards.
Montreal (5-2-3) is riding a four-game unbeaten streak (2-0-2), having last lost to Toronto 2-0 on May 22.
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Montreal will next host Halifax on July 12 while Vancouver visits Calgary Wild FC on July 12.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 22, 2025.
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