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Vancouver Rise FC (W) - W VS Ottawa Rapid Fc W Score
Vancouver Rise FC (W)
11-05 11:10
2 - 1
End
Ottawa Rapid FC (W) - W VS Ottawa Rapid Fc W Live Score
Ottawa Rapid FC (W)
Live Match
Statistics
H2H
Vancouver Rise FC (W)
Ottawa Rapid FC (W)
Attacks
67
98
Dangerous Attacks
63
69
Ball Possession
46
54
On Target
5
1
Off Target
40012
4006
Important Events
Live text broadcast
96′
Kayla Joan Zophia Adamek
95′
Morgan McAslan
94′
J. Longhurst
94′
Latifah Abdu
81′
Emily Maria Amano
81′
Desiree Scott
81′
Julia Marie Benati
81′
Johanne fridlund
78′
Johanne fridlund
76′
nikki stanton
76′
Jessika Cowart
70′
Florence Belzile
70′
Lee Min-A
67′
Delaney Baie Pridham
65′
Mariah Lee
65′
Jessica Christina de Filippo
65′
Anna Maria Bout
65′
Elizabeth Pechersky
46′
Nicola Golen
46′
S. Downing
Halftime 2-0
22′
Latifah Abdu
15′
Latifah Abdu
Goal
Shot on target
Shot off target
Penalty
Penalty Missed
Penalty shootout
Own goal
Assist
Corner
yellow card
red card
Second yellow
Subsititution
Subsititution(injury)
VAR
Match Info
Vancouver Rise FC (W) earned a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Ottawa Rapid FC (W) in a Can NSLW women's football match played on November 5, 2025, with an 11:10 kick-off. The three points came from a competitive encounter where the home side showed character to come from behind and secure a late win. Ottawa Rapid FC (W) surprised the hosts by taking an early lead, capitalizing on a defensive mistake. Vancouver Rise (W) grew into the game and equalized just before halftime through a clinical finish. The second half was an even contest, with the winning goal arriving for Vancouver in the final fifteen minutes, a powerful header from a corner that sparked celebrations. Ottawa pushed for a second equalizer but found the Vancouver defense organized and determined to hold on. The key moment was the late winner, which demonstrated Vancouver's set-piece threat. This result is crucial for Vancouver Rise's position in the women's league table. The Ottawa manager was disappointed to lose from a winning position, while the Vancouver coach praised her team's spirit and never-give-up attitude.