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Vancouver Whitecaps held to scoreless dr by Cartaginés in Champions Cup opener
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Report and Reaction: Whitecaps start new campaign with goalless draw in Concacaf Champions Cup action in Costa Rica – AFTN
(Photo Courtesy: Concacaf.com) Vancouver Whitecaps got their 2026 campaign underway as they did in their most successful season ever in their MLS era last year – down in Costa Rica in CONCACAF Champions Cup action. Last year it was a losing effort against Saprissa. This time around it was a goalless affair against Cartagines. It was a match in which the Whitecaps dominated, but couldn’t find the offensive spark or creativity to unlock a very dee…
Vancouver Whitecaps held to scoreless dr by Cartaginés in Champions Cup opener
Despite dominating large stretches of the match, the Vancouver Whitecaps were held to a scoreless draw by Costa Rican side C.S. Cartaginés on Wednesday night in the first leg of their Concacaf Champions Cup first round matchup. The ‘Caps named a strong starting eleven, with Jesper Sørensen making just three changes to the side that […] The post Vancouver Whitecaps held to scoreless dr by Cartaginés in Champions Cup opener appeared first on Canad…
Vancouver could not break the zero against Cartagines in the Fello Meza. Müller entered the series of changes and will be defined in the BC Place next week. CARTAGO, COSTA RICA. The Vancouver Whitecaps could not impose conditions in his visit to Costa Rica and tied 0-0 in front of the Sporting Cartagines in the stadium José Rafael ‘Fello’ Meza Ivankovich, duel corresponding to the Cup of Champions of the Concacaf. The Canadian group took a point…
Before the match against Cartaginés, Thomas Müller arrived in Costa Rica and showed a great willingness to connect with the Cartaginés club. Visits by international stars to Costa Rican football always generate excitement, but this time the moment transcended the sporting aspect. Thomas Müller touched Costa Rica with a gesture that will remain in the memory of Club Sport Cartaginés and its fans. In the lead-up to the match against the Vancouver …
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