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This article was published 05/05/2024 (874 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Valour FC just can’t seem to kick up a victory.
Winnipeg’s pro soccer squad was blanked 2-0 by host Atletico Ottawa in Canadian Premier League action Sunday afternoon.
Valour is winless in four CPL matches to begin the 2024 campaign and was also drilled 7-0 by Ottawa in a Canadian Championship preliminary round contest less than a week ago.
They’ve been outscored 17-2 overall.
Valour returns to Winnipeg for a few days of training before heading east again, with a battle with York United FC in Toronto looming Friday.
Their first home match isn’t until June 2 against Vancouver FC.