With the clock winding down, and the Tides in need of another goal to kill off any hints of an Ottawa Rapid comeback, Cho So-Hyun chose to attack. The 37-year-old midfielder's first touch created separation between herself and the nearest defender, Ottawa's Florence Belzile. She then
Consider yourself warned, Northern Super League: the Halifax Tides are a club to be reckoned with. Their convincing opening performance, which saw head coach Stephen Hart's side un-fang Ottawa Rapid FC 3-1 at home on Saturday, speaks volumes as to how they've tried to improve—both
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The momentum was palpable, the Wanderers delivering a stirring taste of head coach Vanni Sartini's hard rock football throughout the second half of Saturday's home opener. Pacific FC were pinned and conceding corners. Later, speaking to reporters post-match, Sartini proclaimed of the half: "We smashed
The Halifax Wanderers return to Nova Scotia still undefeated in the Vanni Sartini era. A last minute equalizer — courtesy of youngster Tavio Ciccarelli — salvaged an important point against Inter Toronto FC on Saturday, with both sides feeling they deserved more from the 2-2 match. But given the Wanderers historical struggles
It was a moment of pure nerve. In the 42nd minute, both sides still scoreless, Vancouver FC’s Nicolás Mezquida found himself unmarked in the Halifax Wanderers’ six-yard box with the ball at his feet and only Marco Carducci to beat. A clean volley—put just about anywhere on target—
After 16 months of watching from the sidelines following his dismissal from the Vancouver Whitecaps, head coach Vanni Sartini relished being back in the action, guiding his Wanderers to a narrow 1-0 win over Canadian Premier League (CPL) side Vancouver FC. There are several positives to take from the match,
Wanderers
It's hard to believe that the Wanderers are less than a month out from the start of their 2026 Canadian Premier League (CPL) season. A trip to British Columbia, and a new-look Vancouver FC, awaits on April 4. But the Wanderers look different, too. They sported new black
Tides
It's certainly a cliché but it feels like the Tides are turning for the better. The club kicked off training camp at BMO Soccer Centre in Halifax last month with all the enthusiasm a new season offers. There's a dozen new players, with quality signings across
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The Halifax Tides made a splash this week as the club announced the signing of South Korean international Cho So-Hyun, regarded among her nation's football leaders and top-capped internationals with 156 appearances to her name. So-Hyun, 37, heads to Halifax follow an illustrious club career which has seen
Canadian Premier League
2026 is set to be a season of change for the Canadian Premier League as it welcomes both FIFA's daylight offside rule and football video support (FVS), multiple sources confirmed to HFX Football Post on Friday. The league, which is Canada’s top flight, has long been rumoured
Wanderers
There's the obvious bits of Victor Akinwale's journey, the 21-year old's career laid out like a map on sites like Transfermarkt. There's the story of a London boy who came up through English Premier League side Crystal Palace's academy. His
Atlético Ottawa are looking to add another piece in midfield as the club is set to sign 22-year old pivot Kamron Habibullah, sources told HFX Football Post on Wednesday. Habibullah, who was born in Uzbekistan but grew up in Vancouver, B.C., joined the Vancouver Whitecaps academy as a 12-year
Wanderers
The Halifax Wanderers officially kicked off a new era on Monday as head coach and general manager Vanni Sartini and his players opened training camp at the BMO Soccer Centre. The squad, which features returning players such as Thomas Meilleur-Giguère, Isaiah Johnston and Lorenzo Callegari, will train in Halifax through
Tides
There is a large banner strung across the wall of the Halifax Tides' boardroom, the colours, emblazoned with the promise that the Tides are turning, mirroring the depths of the ocean. Just to the right of the banner is a framed goalkeeper's kit. It is Erin McLeod&