Montreal Roses FC ready for championship showdown against AFC Toronto

The Montreal Roses have one more game left and it's the one that matters the most. The Northern Super League final against Toronto and the team says that they're ready to put the pedal to the metal to win the championship. Being a Montrealer I think it really touches touches home so just a lot of gratitude. It's a privilege to play in those situations with that much atmosphere. Soccer is my job but those those plays those games this is This is, like, what we dream of. Good boy, Chuck! Be the difference! She is! The Roses won the Supporters' Shield as the best team in the league this season. 12 wins, 4 losses, 9 draws gave them the title. The team has three players who made the all-season team. The goalkeeper of the year and the Golden Glove winner. The Roses hold the record for the most games without a loss in a season with 11. We're focusing on one game at a time, one training session at a time. You know, we're the next moment. So I think it's been a season where, you know, little by little, we're progressing every week and now we're here. I feel like Montreal is just it's kind of like a family to me, not just a club. I just can't wait to win I mean... the trophy and make history together. The Roses broke the NSL record for the most fans in attendance with more than 17,000 fans at Saputo Stadium in August. Montreal now holds the record for most attended PWHL and NSL games. Montreal could be the first city to win the NSL and PWHL championship, let alone both in the same year. The Victoire won their first in the spring. That would mean everything because it puts us on the map and it makes us put more visibility towards women's sports. I think it speaks for itself. I mean, there's no doubt we are a sports city and that would confirm it. The Roses are hoping that they can hoist the Diana B. Matheson Trophy for the first time in franchise history. It will be the final rose to a historic season for the blossoming franchise.