B.C. Lions Players Don't Share NFL Counterparts' Concerns About Playing on Artificial Turf Fields
Canada Soccer scheduled two fall friendlies on natural grass in Toronto and Montreal, leaving BC Place out after its World Cup turf was reinstalled.
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B.C. Lions players don't share NFL counterparts' concerns about playing on artificial turf fields
Unlike their National Football League brethren – who are bemoaning having to return to playing on artificial turf after several league stadiums have removed their temporary FIFA World Cup natural grass surfaces – members of the Canadian Football League’s B.C. Lions aren’t as concerned about returning to play on synthetic turf. Vancouver’s BC Place Stadium, the home of the Lions, covered its artificial turf surface with natural grass during the r…
Will Vancouver see Canada's FIFA World Cup stars again without grass at BC Place?
Vancouver has a strong case to claim the title of best host city at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The way Vancouverites embraced the tournament was a sight to behold. Sold-out stadiums, packed watch parties, and the wonderfully chaotic scenes on Granville Street were incredible. This may be the best soccer city in Canada, and we’ve got the best stadium, too. And yet, we may not see the Canadian men’s national team play here again for a long time. Can…
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