Joshua Frey-Sam

Valour FC has found land after floundering for close to a month. It was clunky, chaotic, filled with fortunate breaks and anything but perfect, but a win on Thursday was exactly what the doctor ordered for Winnipeg’s pro soccer club, which survived an onslaught of pressure in the second half to earn a 1-0 clean sheet over York United FC before 2,750 fans at Princess Auto Stadium. Valour snapped a three-match losing streak to improve to 3-1-8 and stay in the Canadian Premier League’s playoff conversation. York fell to 5-2-5 and remains in second place. NIC ADAM / FREE PRESS […]

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