CPL Roundup: FC Edmonton beats HFX Wanderers 2-0 for third straight win
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EDMONTON – Marcus Velado-Tsegaye opened the scoring in the 36th minute as FC Edmonton downed HFX Wanderers FC 2-0 on Monday in Canadian Premiere League action.
Oumar Diouck added another goal in the 86th minute as Edmonton (4-4-2) picked up its third win in a row.
The Wanderers (3-5-2) have just one win in their past four matches.
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YORK9 FC 3 VALOUR FC 1
WINNIPEG — Manuel Aparicio broke a 1-1 draw in the 57th minute as York9 (2-3-5) handed Valour (3-7-0) its fourth straight loss.
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PACIFIC FC 3 CAVALRY FC 1
LANGFORD, B.C. — Victor Blasco scored in the second half as Pacific (3-5-2) upset the first-place Cavalry (8-2-0), who have dropped two-of-three matches.
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