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The CanPL.ca Newsroom returns for Week 21 of the CPL season, as Mitchell Tierney and Charlie O'Connor-Clarke discuss the playoff race heating up and all the other matches from the weekend.

3:06 -- Mark Noonan named CPL commissioner and CEO of Canadian Soccer Business

Be sure to check out the CPL's Play As You Are auction for the Canadian Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity at CanPL.ca/Pride, as well as the ComeOn! Predictor at CanPL.ca/Predictor.

The CanPL.ca Newsroom returns for Week 20 of the CPL season, as Mitchell Tierney and Charlie O'Connor-Clarke discuss all that's happened around the league.

3:15 -- Breaking news! Pacific FC sign striker Jordan Brown

Plenty to talk about on this week's CanPL.ca Newsroom, as Kristian Jack and Charlie O'Connor-Clarke return once more to break down all the matches and headlines in Week 19 of the Canadian Premier League.

1:55 -- Cavalry FC's dramatic win over Forge FC with Benedict Rhodes

Plenty to talk about on this week’s CanPL.ca Newsroom, as Kristian Jack and Charlie O’Connor-Clarke return to chat about all the matches and recent headlines in Week 18 of the Canadian Premier League.

2:45 — Forge FC & Woobens Pacius win sixth straight vs. HFX Wanderers

Plenty to talk about on this week's CanPL.ca Newsroom, as Kristian Jack and Charlie O'Connor-Clarke are back to discuss all the matches and headlines in the Canadian Premier League.

2:12 -- Aribim Pepple to Luton Town

After another epic weekend in the Canadian Premier League, the Newsroom team returned on Monday for another recap of all the goings-on around the league.

KJ and Charlie kick us off from York Lions Stadium, where Atlético Ottawa produced a massive 3-0 away victory over a frustrated York United (2:09). Then, Benedict Rhodes joins the show to recap a 1-1 draw between HFX Wanderers FC and FC Edmonton from Halifax (18:20), shortly before the boys are also joined by special guest Mateo Restrepo, who played his final game for the Wanderers on Saturday before he heads off to medical school (25:50).

From there, it's back to Ontario for a discussion around Forge FC's 3-1 win over Valour FC on Saturday, with the help of Mitchell Tierney (38:12), as well as Pacific FC's big win over Cavalry FC on Friday night (49:00).

Finally, the crew looks ahead to Tuesday night, when Pacific will be in Jamaica to begin their Concacaf League journey against Waterhouse FC, as we hear from players as well as James Merriman on what it'll mean to them as a club (57:25).

The Newsroom team is back for a rare Wednesday afternoon show, with four more Canadian Premier League matches to discuss from the past week.

With Kristian away, Mitchell Tierney and Charlie O'Connor-Clarke host this episode, starting in Hamilton where Forge FC exploded for a club-record 5-1 win over FC Edmonton on Tuesday night (6:55). Then, it's off to Calgary to recap a surprising win for York United at Cavalry FC to end a lengthy streak for both sides (15:45).

Mitchell and Charlie then return to Ontario for a full breakdown of York's 4-2 loss to Pacific FC on Friday night (24:10), before heading back to Spruce Meadows for Mitchell's thoughts on Cavalry's 3-0 win over HFX Wanderers last Thursday (36:10).

Finally, Benedict Rhodes joins the show to wrap things up, beginning with a quick preview of Wednesday night's rescheduled Atlético Ottawa versus Valour FC contest (43:40). The show ends with a recap of the Canadian women's national team's run in the Concacaf W Championship, which ended Monday night with a 1-0 loss in the final to the United States (52:00).

In the latest edition of Beyond The Pitch, CanPL.ca's Kristian Jack chats with William Akio as he makes his move to Europe after being sold by Valour FC to Scottish Premiership side Ross County FC.

The two delve into the move and Akio's past, including how he came to join Valour FC, his experience with the South Sudan national team, and the story behind his trademark celebration.

The Newsroom team is back with four more Canadian Premier League matches to break down from an exciting Week 14 in the league.

Kristian Jack and Charlie O'Connor-Clarke begin in Winnipeg, where Valour FC beat HFX Wanderers FC even in spite of William Akio's viral first-half miss (2:34). After that, Alexandre Gangué-Ruzic hops on the show to chat about a top-of-the-table chess match between Atlético Ottawa and Cavalry FC (13:45), and then Mitchell Tierney arrives to discuss Forge's 905 Derby triumph and contemplate what's going wrong with York United (23:30).

It's then off to Clarke Stadium, as Benedict Rhodes joins to break down Pacific FC's 3-2 win over FC Edmonton (36:48), and then this week's special guest, Pacific winger Josh Heard, joins as well to give his thoughts on his team's progression this year as it returns to the win column (41:55).

Finally, Benedict returns to the show for a little Canadian women's national team talk as they continue their run at the Concacaf W Championship (50:52).

After a scintillating Canada Day weekend in the Canadian Premier League, the CanPL.ca Newsroom is back to get you caught up on all the storylines from five matches within the past week.

Kristian Jack and Charlie O'Connor-Clarke begin at Tim Hortons Field, where Forge FC lost to both Valour and Atlético Ottawa in a pair of 1-0 results. They first break down Valour's win on Wednesday, which spoiled the party as Kyle Bekker celebrated his 100th game for Forge (3:03) before moving on to Atleti's big -- and controversial -- triumph on Sunday (8:35).

Atlético Ottawa CEO Fernando López then joins the show as its special guest to discuss the bright start to 2022 for his club, as well as the progress they've made since 2020 (16:10), before KJ and Charlie are joined by Mitchell Tierney to recount Ottawa's first win of the week from last Thursday at HFX Wanderers (29:05). The trio then move on to Clarke Stadium, where they recap a massive win for FC Edmonton over York United on Canada Day (33:20).

Finally, Alexandre Gangué-Ruzic drops by to help relive a fascinating heavyweight bout between Pacific FC and Cavalry FC on Thursday night in Langford (48:18), before giving his thoughts on the Canadian women's national team as they prepare for the Concacaf W Championship beginning this week in Mexico (58:54).