MLS

The Toronto FC juggernaut keeps rolling.

A sold out Olympic Stadium crowd of 61,004 witnessed arguably the most important soccer match in Canadian history as the Montreal Impact hung on for a riveting 3–2 win over Toronto FC.

Major League Soccer doesn’t realize how good it has it with Toronto FC and Montreal Impact in an unprecedented all-Canadian Conference Final.

After a pulsating 2–2 draw between the Montreal Impact and Toronto FC at Stade Saputo on Sunday, Didier Drogba’s absence garnered far more interest than the hosts qualifying for their third MLS playoffs in five years.

Toronto FC have not won a game in which they’ve ended it up a man.

The Vancouver Whitecaps’ season has been a rollercoaster, but it is now peaking.

Move over hockey, soccer’s taking centre stage in March.

Giovinco put up the best season a player ever had in Major League Soccer and won the Landon Donovan MVP award at a ceremony in the Air Canada Centre in Toronto on Wednesday.

Just when the Montreal Impact was in dire need of inspiration, Didier Drogba gave it to them.

The Portland Timbers scored five goals in the second half and hammered the Galaxy 5–2 for their first ever win at StubHub Center on Sunday.

The structure of NFL’s competition makes it the most compelling major pro sports league in North America.

Toronto FC inflicted a painful 2–1 loss on archrival Montreal Impact in Saturday’s biggest “401 Derby” of MLS regular season play to date.

Toronto FC made the biggest offseason splash, but are facing a familiar tale, while the Montreal Impact and Vancouver Whitecaps have had a terrific March.