The Vancouver Whitecaps say a “significant number” of players and staff members fell ill with gastrointestinal symptoms following the team’s 5-0 loss to Cruz Azul in the Concacaf Champions ...

Canada men’s national team head coach Jesse Marsch alleged on Friday that three members of his team who traveled to Mexico with the Vancouver Whitecaps for the Concacaf Champions Cup final were ...

The Vancouver Whitecaps had a painful trip to Mexico City for the Concacaf Champions Cup final. They lost 5-0 to Cruz Azul in a total shellacking. But it got worse. Now, according to The Athletic ...

Ali Ahmed of Canada's Vancouver Whitecaps sits on the pitch after losing 0-5 against Mexico's Cruz Azul during the CONCACAF Champions Cup final soccer match in Mexico City, Sunday, June 1, 2025.

In the wake of losing the Concacaf Champions Cup to Cruz Azul in Mexico, the Vancouver Whitecaps have had to cancel training due to players and staff experiencing gastrointestinal symptoms.

Earlier this week, the Vancouver Whitecaps dropped the CONCACAF Champions Cup final with an embarrassing 5-0 loss to Cruz Azul on Sunday at Estadio Olímpico Universitario in Mexico City. In the ...

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The Vancouver Whitecaps announced on Thursday that a significant number of players and staff members are dealing with a gastrointestinal illness after traveling to Mexico City for the CONCACAF ...

The Vancouver Whitecaps said a “significant number” of players who traveled to Mexico for last weekend's CONCACAF Champions Cup final have become ill. The Whitecaps lost 5-0 to Cruz Azul in the ...

The Whitecaps lost 5-0 to Liga MX team Cruz Azul in the tournament’s championship game Sunday night in Mexico City. The Whitecaps were scheduled to play the Seattle Sounders in a Cascadia Cup ...

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The Vancouver Whitecaps said a “significant number” of players who traveled to Mexico for last weekend's CONCACAF Champions Cup final have become ill.