The Halifax Tides and Calgary Wild played to a 0-0 draw Saturday in the Northern Super League as the Tides continued to jockey for the league’s fourth and final playoff spot.
3 of 4 NSL playoff spots are set, with Tides and Rise fighting for final spot
The Canadian Press · Posted: Oct 03, 2026 5:18 PM EDT | Last Updated: 2 hours ago
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Calgary Wild and Halifax Tides battle to 0-0 draw
Halifax had a goal disallowed for offsides, while Sarah Keilty-Dilling made a number of big saves for Calgary in this scoreless draw.
The Halifax Tides and Calgary Wild played to a 0-0 draw Saturday in the Northern Super League as the Tides continued to jockey for the league’s fourth and final playoff spot.
The draw pushed the Tides (7-11-5) into a tie for fourth with defending league champion Vancouver Rise.
The Rise visit AFC Toronto on Sunday.
The Montreal Roses, Toronto and Ottawa Rapid have claimed three of the four playoff spots in the women’s professional soccer league.
The Tides have two matches remaining in their regular season. Calgary (4-14-5) will finish outside the playoffs.
Halifax goalkeeper Alina Toth and Calgary counterpart Sarah Keilty-Dilling produced clean sheets for their respective clubs at Wanderers Grounds.
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