Wrexham A.F.C., an international friendly and Tiago Coimbra's future: A mid-season Q&A with Halifax Wanderers sporting director Matt Fegan
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Former Canadian international and Tides goalkeeper Erin McLeod retires due to injury
The Halifax Tides announced on Tuesday that veteran goalkeeper and former Canadian international Erin McLeod is retiring due to a season-ending injury. McLeod, 42, was Halifax's first signing in club history, netting one of the most decorated Canadian football players for the Northern Super League's only
Wanderers 4-0 York United: A surging offence, discipline, and a potentially disastrous injury
Suddenly, like a sailboat that's tightened its lines, the Wanderers are slicing through opposition. They've scored eight goals across their last two matches in dominant performances over Valour FC and York United. And they only look to be gaining momentum as the club heads towards the
Tides extend winless streak to seven matches
The conditions were abysmal at TD Place on Thursday night but the score line was worse as the Halifax Tides lost their composure versus an offensively-minded Ottawa Rapid squad and lost 5-0. The Rapid, who were playing their second match in four days, got on the board early as Delaney
Ice in her veins: How Karima Lemire is solidifying her place as the Tides' most trusted player
If Canadian Men's National Team striker Jonathan David is "the Iceman", a nickname coined for the Ottawa-native's cool demeanour under pressure, then it might be fair to call Tides midfielder Karima Lemire "the Icewoman" as she's quietly become a lynchpin