Montreal Roses are one win away from making NSL history

You guys have the chance to be the first team to win the Supporters' Shield and the Diana B. Matheson Cup. What would that mean for you and the club? I think it's impossible not to be excited. We've been working for this for two years now. Last year, we fell short. I know last year we didn't go off the right foot in playoffs. For this year, we're much more stronger mentally because we know what we're going to face. We know we won the Shield, that's something awesome for us, but we put it behind us. It's a blank page for now, and there's only one trophy that we want to go. So I think for us to do it, I think that both would be not only an accomplishment for us as a team, but as a league, I think it's impressive. It doesn't really even feel like a final for us because the nerves are a little bit there, but nerves and excitement, it's the same thing for us. And I just feel that the group is really prepared. It's not like this is some, it's crazy that we're in the final. It's expected. We're confident and we know that we're here for the right reason and we're ready to play. Maryse, our coach, always says the next moment is the most important, the next action, the next game. We're kind of focused on the next game, which is the final. So that's all our focus is on that. And we don't even think about the trophies we won before.