Tides FC looks for rebound win in Victoria Day match at home

CITYnews halifax / By Steve Gow

The Halifax Tides are back in action on Monday after being handed their first loss of the season.

On Wednesday, Halifax’s professional women’s soccer squad fell 2-0 against the surging Rapid FC in a cold, wet road game in Ottawa.

With the loss, the regular-season series between Ottawa and Halifax is tied at one apiece, each side claiming a victory on home soil.

The win marked Ottawa’s third straight home victory, marking that club’s impressive start to the 2026 Northern Super League campaign.

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Tides FC will also be looking to return to the confident start of its season when the women take on Vancouver Rise FC at the Wanderers Grounds at 6 p.m.

While Halifax is sitting in 4th position in the NSL standings with 1-1-1, Vancouver remains in the league’s last spot with three straight losses on the season.

For tickets to today’s match or more information, visit the Halifax Tides FC website.