The Wanderers have a first half problem, which makes their loss to FC Supra hurt all the more
And just like that, despite being on the precipice of club history, the Halifax Tides' playoff hopes crumbled at BMO Field in Toronto. They had been so close, no more than a goal away, and had opportunities to best AFC Toronto for the win on Monday. But with a
A Wanderers season that began with so much promise ended with a meaningless match — at least, for themselves — on Sunday, with head coach Vanni Sartini's side falling 4-3 to FC Supra du Québec. Given the ties between the two clubs, with several former Wanderers amongst Supra'
The Halifax Tides are on the cusp of qualifying for the playoffs for the first time in club history after a thrilling 2-2 draw versus the Montréal Roses saw them move into the fourth and final playoff position on the Northern Super League (NSL) table. Not that a point