Forge FC advance to Concacaf League Quarterfinals

Canadian Premier League 2020 Island Games Champions Forge FC advanced to the Concacaf League Quarterfinals on an added-time PK from Daniel Krutzen (90’ +2) against Panama’s Tauro FC. Forge FC will now await the winner of Jamaican side Waterhouse FC and Arcahaie from Haiti. The Quaterfinals winner wi…

Kyle Bekker with Forge FC

Canadian Premier League 2020 Island Games Champions Forge FC
advanced to the Concacaf League Quarterfinals on an added-time PK from Daniel
Krutzen (90’ +2) against Panama’s Tauro FC. Forge FC will now await the winner
of Jamaican side Waterhouse FC and Arcahaie from Haiti. The Quaterfinals winner
will gain entry to the 2021 Conacaf Champions League.

Canadian Youth International Mo Babouli (11’) opened the
scoring for Forge FC with Tauro’s Edwin Aguilar (18’)
getting the equalizer just seven minutes later. For Forge FC, it is the second
late winner to advance in this year’s Concacaf League competition, after
advancing from the Preliminary Round on an Anthony Novak goal in the 83’
against Municipal Limeño in October. Novak also drew the penalty for Forge in
the Tauro box before Krutzen finished to move Forge into the Quarterfinals.

Should Forge fail to win their
Quarterfinals matchup, they’ll have another Concacaf League opportunity to be
one of the two teams to advance via the play-in round. Additionally, Forge FC
can qualify for the 2021 Concacaf Champions League via the 2020 Canadian
Championship Final in which they’ll face Toronto FC.

Paulo Senra

Chief Communications & Content Officer | Chef des communications et du contenu, Canada Soccer

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