Montreal Impact draw Toronto FC 1-1, move on to Champions League

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This Is Extra Time found this 7/23/2008 on canadianpress.google.com [flag]
12 hours ago TORONTO The next time Montreal Impact executives sit down with Major League Soccer officials to discuss the possibility of entering North America's top league, they should bring the Nutrilite Canadian Championship trophy to the boardroom. The long-time member of the second-tier United Soccer Leagues claimed the inaugural Canadian title with a 1-1 tie against Toronto FC - the ... [link]

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OF THE MOMENT: CAN HOT BALLERS STOP GETTING MARRIED NOW? PHILIPPE, HOOLIES AND LEE TRUNDLE
Published 7/23/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (TIET) at This Is Extra Time
... MLS Hottie: Jarrod Smith. The lovely Kiwi with the funny haircut. We're not speaking about the Montreal debacle, by the way. ...

Montreal Impact best team in Canada
Published 7/23/2008 by Mike H (noreply@blogger.com) at My Soccer Blog
... Now the question is will this win have an effect on a possible move to MLS by Montreal? Impact head coach John Limniatis thinks it does. ...

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