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Ottawa Rapid FC prepare for Vancouver Rise FC clash in Northern Super League
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Ottawa Rapid FC prepare for Vancouver Rise FC clash in Northern Super League

Ottawa Rapid FC will host Vancouver Rise FC on 18 October in a Northern Super League match. The game follows a 0-0 draw away at Montreal Roses FC on 2 October, which kept Ottawa in third place in the league standings.

Currently, Ottawa Rapid FC sit third in the Northern Super League with 37 points from 23 matches. Their record includes 11 wins, four draws and eight losses, with a goal difference of +3. The team’s recent form shows some inconsistency, with two losses, a win and two draws in their last five games.

The upcoming fixture against Vancouver Rise FC offers Ottawa a chance to improve their position in the league. Vancouver Rise FC are the visitors following their 4-0 victory over Ottawa in a recent encounter, adding intensity to this upcoming match.

Ottawa Rapid FC’s season has seen mixed results, including a 3-1 win against Calgary Wild FC and a 2-3 home defeat to Montreal Roses FC. The team will look to build on their positive results as they aim to maintain or improve their league standing in the remaining fixtures.

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