Pacific FC extend unbeaten streak to five with 0-0 draw against Cavalry FC

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CALGARY - Callum Irving stopped all four shots his way for his sixth clean sheet of the season, helping Pacific FC stay atop the Canadian Premier League standings with a 0-0 draw against Cavalry FC on Tuesday.

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CALGARY – Callum Irving stopped all four shots his way for his sixth clean sheet of the season, helping Pacific FC stay atop the Canadian Premier League standings with a 0-0 draw against Cavalry FC on Tuesday.

Pacific FC (6-2-4) was outshot 9-7 (4-0 on target) by second-place Cavalry FC but avoided dropping in the standings by extending its unbeaten streak to five games with three wins and two draws.

Cavalry (6-3-3) could have leapfrogged Pacfic with a win in front of 2,394 fans at ATCO Field.

The Calgary-based squad is one point back through 12 matches.

Cavalry has gone 2-0-1 since a 2-0 loss against Pacific on July 30.

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This report by The Canadian Press was first published August 11, 2021.

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