Calgary Wild eliminated from NSL playoffs after 0-0 draw with Halifax
Clean sheets from both goalkeepers kept the scoreline level at Wanderers Grounds, a result that mattered more for Halifax's playoff hopes than Calgary's season.
The Calgary Wild played to a scoreless draw with the Halifax Tides on Saturday in Northern Super League action, a result that confirms Calgary (4-14-5) will finish outside the playoffs this season.
For Halifax (7-11-5), the draw kept their faint playoff hopes alive, pulling them into a tie for fourth place with defending league champion Vancouver Rise. The Montreal Roses, AFC Toronto and Ottawa Rapid have already secured three of the four playoff berths in the women's professional soccer league.
Goalkeepers Alina Toth of Halifax and Sarah Keilty-Dilling of Calgary each recorded clean sheets in the match at Wanderers Grounds. Vancouver was set to visit AFC Toronto on Sunday, with Halifax having two matches remaining in its regular season.
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