WEEKLY SCHEDULE:

Wednesday, September 17
VWFC off day

Thursday, September 18
10:30 a.m. PT: VWFC training session
- VWFC NSDC at UBC grass field, Vancouver, BC
- Media availability following training

Friday, September 19
10:30 a.m. PT: VWFC training session
- VWFC NSDC at UBC grass field, Vancouver, BC
- First 15 minutes open to the media
- Media availability following training

4 p.m. PT: MLS NEXT Pro - Sporting KC II vs. Whitecaps FC 2
- Children's Mercy Victory Field at Swope Soccer Village, Kansas City, Missouri

Saturday, September 20
5:30 p.m. PT: MLS - Sporting Kansas City vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC
- Children's Mercy Park, Kansas City, Kansas

VWFC post-match media conference
- Virtual Link: CLICK HERE
- Webinar ID: 974 5896 7765
- Passcode: VWFC2025!

Sunday, September 21
VWFC off day

Monday, September 22
10:30 a.m. PT: VWFC training session
- VWFC NSDC at UBC grass field, Vancouver, BC
- Media availability following training

Tuesday, September 23
10:30 a.m. PT: VWFC training session
- VWFC NSDC at UBC grass field, Vancouver, BC
- First 15 minutes open to the media
- Media availability following training

Wednesday, September 24
7:30 p.m. PT: MLS - Vancouver Whitecaps FC vs. Portland Timbers
- BC Place, Vancouver, BC

Post-match media conference
- Virtual Link: CLICK HERE
- Webinar ID: 974 5896 7765
- Passcode: VWFC2025!

Thursday, September 25
12:30 p.m. PT: VWFC training / recovery session
- VWFC NSDC at UBC grass field, Vancouver, BC
- Media availability following training

Friday, September 26
10:30 a.m. PT: VWFC training session
- VWFC NSDC at UBC grass field, Vancouver, BC
- First 15 minutes open to the media
- Media availability following training

Saturday, September 27
7:30 p.m. PT: MLS - Seattle Sounders FC vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC
- Lumen Field, Seattle, WA

VWFC post-match media conference
- Virtual Link: CLICK HERE
- Webinar ID: 974 5896 7765
- Passcode: VWFC2025!

WEEKLY STORYLINES

THE BIG '25: It's been a record-breaking year for Vancouver Whitecaps FC, setting a record for their best MLS regular season points tally, surpassing the mark of 53 set in 2015. In addition, they've equalled their highest-ever MLS regular season win total with 16 victories on the season, while setting records for goals scored in a regular season and goals scored across all competitions in a season with 57 and 81 respectively. Lastly, Yohei Takaoka is on the verge of history. With two clean sheets in his lasat three appearances, the Japanese goalkeeper is one away from surpassing David Ousted for the most shutouts for the Blue and White in an MLS regular season (13).

CASCADIAN GLORY: Following a 1-1 mid-week draw with Portland Timbers at BC Place, the 'Caps will continue to chase Cascadia Cup glory on Saturday as they pay a visit to rivals Seattle Sounders FC on Saturday night. A win or a draw would see the Blue and White secure a record eighth Cascadia Cup, as well as clinch a top four playoff seed in the Western Conference and home advantage in the Round One Best-Of-Three Series. Vancouver has posted a record of 2W-0L-1D in their Cascadia Cup encounters so far this season, claiming a thrilling 4-1 victory in Portland in their opening match of the regular season back in February and defeating Seattle Sounders FC by a score of 3-0 at BC Place in June, with Jeevan Badwal, Daniel Ríos, and Damir Kreilach finding the back of the net.

STEPPING UP: It's no secret it's been an entire team effort from the 'Caps this season. No matter who's in or who's out, there's been a true 'next man up' mentality from the group. In the road match against Kansas City last weekend, it was Peruvian international Kenji Cabrera's turn to step up. The creative midfielder, who recently started both of Peru's final World Cup Qualifying matches, became the 22nd different goalscorer across all competitions for the 'Caps this season as he found the back of the net for the first time in Blue and White. Furthermore, 22 different players have tallied an assist across all competitions. In MLS play, Vancouver has had 19 different goalscorers, which is tied for second in the league's history and one off of the record held by St. Louis CITY SC from last year. The 'Caps will continue to need their roster to step up in the latter weeks of the regular season, as they make a push for first in the West and a first-ever MLS Supporters' Shield title.