Four weeks to go before 2010 championship kick off

Just four short weeks remain before the 2010 Nutrilite Canadian Championship kicks off in Toronto, ON. As reigning champions from 2009, Toronto FC will host the competition opener on Wednesday 28 April at BMO against inaugural champion Impact de Montréal. The 2010 Nutrilite Canadian Championship run…

The 2010 Nutrilite Canadian Championship runs six consecutive Wednesday nights from 28 April through 2 June in Toronto, Vancouver and Montréal. All six matches will be broadcast on Rogers Sportsnet. The champion of the three-team competition qualifies for CONCACAF Champions League.

Impact de Montréal, Toronto FC and Vancouver Whitecaps FC are the three teams competing in the third annual edition of the Nutrilite Canadian Championship. Each team plays four games – two at home and two on the road. In 2009, the three professional clubs played in front of an average capacity of 96% at Stade Saputo, BMO Field and Swangard Stadium.

CanadaSoccer.com will once again be the official home of the Nutrilite Canadian Championship. To purchase tickets to the 2010 Nutrilite Canadian Championship, please be sure to visit the respective home club websites and their ticketing agencies.

2010 Nutrilite Canadian Championship
​Impact de Montréal
​Toronto FC
​Vancouver Whitecaps FC

2010 Match Schedule
​28.04.2010 – 20.00 ET / 17.00 PT – BMO Field – Toronto FC – Impact Montréal
​05.05.2010 – 22.00 ET / 19.00 PT – Swangard Stadium – Vancouver Whitecaps FC – Impact Montréal
​12.05.2010 – 20.00 ET / 17.00 PT – Stade Saputo – Impact Montréal – Toronto FC
​19.05.2010 – 22.00 ET / 19.00 PT – Swangard Stadium – Vancouver Whitecaps FC – Toronto FC
​26.05.2010 – 20.00 ET / 17.00 PT – Stade Saputo – Impact Montréal – Vancouver Whitecaps FC
​02.06.2010 – 20.00 ET / 17.00 PT – BMO Field – Toronto FC – Vancouver Whitecaps FC
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