Valour FC lights up York9 FC
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Valour FC was on the road, but Winnipeg’s fingerprints were all over their 4-2 win over York9 FC at York Lions Stadium on Sunday.All four of Valour’s goals were scored by Winnipeg natives, as Tyler Attardo notched two himself and Dylan Sacramento and Ali Musse chipped in with markers of their own. Attardo now has six goals this year. Winnipegger Tyson Farago was in net for Valour and made four saves in the victory. There were seven players from Winnipeg in Valour’s starting 11.It’s the most goals Valour has scored in a game all year. With the win, Valour now sits in fourth place in the Canadian Premier League’s fall season with a 4-6-3 record. York9 fell to 4-7-1 in the loss. Valour entered Sunday on a two-game losing streak.Valour’s next match comes on Sept. 21 as they face HFX Wanderers FC at Wanderers Grounds.