Valour drubbed in Ottawa

By: Free Press staff Posted: 8:50 PM CDT Sunday, Jun. 15, 2025

After climbing out of the Canadian Premier League basement in their last game — a 3-1 win over Vancouver FC — the Winnipeg Valour dropped their Sunday contest 3-0 on the road to league-leading Atlético Ottawa.

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The Valour started the game off strong, with Bruno Figueiredo booting the club’s first shot in the opening minutes of the game.

The club continued to push throughout the first half. But everything turned in stoppage time before halftime, starting with a foul called on Valour midfielder Raphael Ohin with Ballou Jean-Yves Tabla scoring on the ensuing penalty shot for the home side.

The Valour would suffer a second goal against just five minutes into the second half before Ottawa would add their third goal of the match in the 73rd minute.

It was a tough loss for the Winnipeg club as they outshot Ottawa 13-10 and had three corners compared to Atlético’s two, but couldn’t capitalize on any advantage.

Winnipeg remains tied for sixth overall in points with Pacific FC in the standings — The Tridents holding the tie-breaker. The club returns home for a Sunday matinee, June 22, hosting Forge FC at Princess Auto Stadium.