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Ottawa Soccer Guide
Amateur soccer is popular in Ottawa-Gatineau with 60,000 kids registered
in the area. Our city boasts the Ottawa Fury, a development league team
that plays out of Keith Harris Stadium. And recently, Sens owner Eugene
Melnyk announced plans to bring a Major League Soccer team to the Nation's
Capital.
See also: Ottawa Sports Guide...
MLS Soccer in Ottawa
- On September 16, Eugene Melnyk officially announced his plan to
to bring a Major League Soccer (MLS) team to Ottawa. Ottawa is competing
with eight other North American cities for an expansion franchise
in 2011. The plan includes a 30,000-seat, $100-million stadium to
be built near Scotiabank Place. Click
here for more from the official press release...
- To help educate and rally the city to support his vision, Melnyk
launched a Bring
the World to Ottawa campaign as a way of calling upon
the Ottawa-Gatineau communities for their collective support in helping
make the stadium and MLS team a reality. More details on the campaign
are available at www.BringtheWorldtoOttawa.ca.
- If Ottawa City Council approves plans for a new stadium, it's believed
that MLS would award an Ottawa franchise that would begin play sometime
after 2011. Related: Eugene
Melnyk comments on MLS decision to award expansion team to Portland
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