Calgary Wild extend unbeaten run to five with 0-0 draw at Toronto
Last-place Calgary Wild FC held AFC Toronto scoreless on the road, denying the home side a chance to move into second place in the Northern Super League standings.
AFC Toronto and Calgary Wild FC played to a scoreless draw on Sunday, with Toronto unable to capitalize on a chance to leapfrog Ottawa Rapid FC into second place in the Northern Super League table. Toronto entered the match on a two-game winning streak.
Toronto dominated possession and shot totals, outshooting Calgary 22-10 overall, though the gap narrowed to 5-4 on shots on target. Despite sitting last in the standings at 2-12-5, Calgary held firm defensively to secure the point.
The result extended Calgary's unbeaten streak to five straight matches (1-0-4). The Wild have not lost since Aug. 1, when they suffered the second of back-to-back defeats to Toronto that week.
Elsewhere in the league, Montreal Roses FC defeated Ottawa Rapid FC 3-2 on a late goal from Noémi Paquin in the 87th minute, giving Montreal a four-point cushion over Ottawa atop the standings.
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