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    Canadian Women’s Team Scores Big On and Off the Pitch: Sets Ontario Attendance Record for Soccer

    Philipp NennBy Philipp NennDecember 18, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    On Tuesday night, Canadian soccer fans witnessed history as the Canadian women’s national soccer team triumphed over Jamaica and set a new attendance record at BMO Field in Ontario. With a sellout crowd of 29,212 fans, the atmosphere was electric, and the team’s victory secured their spot in next year’s Olympics.

    Breaking Records

    The record-breaking attendance at BMO Field is a testament to the growing popularity of women’s soccer in Canada. This milestone surpasses the previous record set in March of last year when Canada’s men’s national team qualified for the FIFA World Cup, also against Jamaica. The fans came out in full force to support the women, and their presence significantly impacted the game.

    The 12th Player

    As the players celebrated their victory, they couldn’t help but express gratitude to the passionate fans who filled the stadium. Cloe Lacasse, one of the stars of the match, referred to the crowd as the “12th man” and emphasized how their unwavering support gave the team an extra boost throughout the game. It was a powerful reminder of the fans’ role in inspiring their teams to greatness.

    A Proud Tradition

    Canada’s women’s national soccer team has a rich tradition of setting attendance records. 2015 during the Women’s World Cup, they drew 54,027 fans to B.C. Place in Vancouver for a quarterfinal match against England. This record remains a testament to the team’s ability to capture the hearts of Canadians and inspire them to fill the stadiums.

    Building for the Future

    The record-breaking attendance figures not only celebrate the team’s current success but also bode well for the future of women’s soccer in Canada. Project8 co-founder and two-time Olympic silver medallist Diana Matheson has ambitious plans to establish an eight-team domestic women’s soccer league by 2025. The enthusiasm and support of the fans, as evidenced by the record attendance, provide a strong foundation for the sport’s growth at all levels.

    In conclusion, Tuesday night’s historic attendance at BMO Field is a significant milestone for Canadian women’s soccer. The passionate fans who filled the stadium witnessed a thrilling victory and played a vital role in inspiring their team to secure an Olympic berth. As the sport continues to grow in popularity, it’s clear that the future of women’s soccer in Canada is brighter than ever.

    Originally posted 2023-09-27 19:24:54.

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