Canada’s Women’s National Team back in Edmonton in October to face World Champions Japan

 

4 February 2014

Canada Women’s National Team will return to Edmonton, AB in 2014 for a marquee match-up against reigning FIFA Women’s World Cup Champions Japan at Commonwealth Stadium on Saturday 25 October (kickoff 14.00 local time).

The 25 October match will be the first of a series of two Women’s International Friendlies between Canada and Japan, the second match being played in Vancouver on 28 October.

“Canada Soccer is thrilled to announce another high profile International match for our Women’s National Team here in Edmonton,” said Peter Montopoli, Canada Soccer’s General Secretary. “Playing the reigning world champions Japan in a FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015™ Official Host City not only provides our Women’s National Team with the best preparation possible, but also gives Alberta fans across the soccer community a tremendous opportunity to experience firsthand what the world’s best women’s soccer nations have to offer.”
Canada’s last visit in Edmonton in October 2013 drew over 12,500 fans who cheered Canada to a 3:0 win. Edmonton will also be the site of Canada’s Women’s National Team two initial group stage matches at the FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015™.
Tickets for the Canada-Japan match on 25 October at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton will go on sale via Ticketmaster following the conclusion of this summer’s FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Canada 2014.
In addition, purchasers of tickets for the Canada’s Women’s National Team match in October will be offered a special opportunity to opt-in to a Priority Access list to purchase venue packs for the FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015™ matches in Edmonton when the packs go on sale.
All ticket and event details will be posted to canadasoccer.com as they become available.
The 25 October Canada-Japan match will also be broadcast live nationally on Sportsnet.

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