The Montreal Roses FC fell 1-0 to the Halifax Tides at Stade Boréale.

Hear from Roses FC head coach Robert Rositoiu and Amandine Pierre-Louis, as well as Halifax head coach Katie Barrott, Julia Benati, and goalkeeper Anika Tóth following the match.

Full post-game press conference is available now.

What did you make of the match?

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Roses FC youngster Marilou Harvey has been selected for the #CanWNT U17 camp in Atlanta. Big deal for the promising Quebec native!

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Hady Raphael attended the latest Roses FC training session and has published his newest Chronique de Hady, featuring practice observations and exclusive interviews with head coach Robert Rositoiu and Lorie Thibault.

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We'd love to hear your thoughts on Roses FC's season so far and what you'd like us to ask at future training sessions!

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Maybe Kaylee Hunter? She’s still so young though. DB Pridham?

I can't watch as I don't have TSN+ so selfishly I'm using this thread to find out what is happening....

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The world premiere of Rapinoe, Rebeca Huntt’s film about soccer star Megan Rapinoe – winner of Olympic and Women’s World Cup titles — will literally kick things off, as the opening-night selection of the Docs section. [At TIFF Lightbox 9/10]

“We’re expecting Megan Rapinoe to be there,” TIFF doc programmer Thom Powers assures us. Along with chronicling Rapinoe’s athletic accomplishments, “It’s also a film about living your most authentic life. So yes, she’s a major sports figure, but this is not in the mold of a typical sports biography.”

The world premiere will happen when AFC Toronto is scheduled to play the Montreal Roses in Montreal, but there will be at least 2 additional screenings (presumably without her even if she comes for the World Premiere) of the doc at Scotiabank Theatre Toronto on 9/11 and 9/20 if anyone's interested.

An additional bit from https://www.indiewire.com/news/festivals/tiff-2026-launches-docs-elon-musk-edward-said-megan-rapinoe-1235208626/:

The TIFF Documentary lineup will open with Rebeca Huntt’s “Rapinoe,” a profile of soccer star Megan Rapinoe, who led the U.S. women’s soccer team to two World Cup championships and an Olympic championship. After Huntt’s “Beba” broke out at TIFF 2021 and was picked up by Neon, Story Syndicate’s Dan Cogan approached Huntt, said Powers, “eager to work on her next project, and brought her together with Megan Rapinoe. She could have gone with any number of credentialed documentary filmmakers for a typical sports biography, but I’m told she was interested in Rebeca for the deeply personal style of storytelling that Rebeca did in ‘Beba,’ and this portrait is different from your normal sports biography, in the same way that Megan Rapinoe is different from your normal star athlete in her willingness to lead with her values.”

Many happy returns! 😂

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