Preview: 'Caps continue MLS road stand with trip to Colorado | Watch on MLS Season Pass

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VANCOUVER, BC – Down to the Rockies we go. After securing their spot in the TELUS Canadian Championship semifinals in mid-week, Vancouver Whitecaps FC (11W-4L-5D) are set to continue their five-game MLS road stand with a visit to fellow Western Conference side Colorado Rapids this Saturday, July 12. Kickoff from Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colorado is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. PT.

  • Colorado Rapids vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC
    • Saturday, July 12, 2025 – 6:30 p.m. PT
    • Dick's Sporting Goods Park – Commerce City, Colorado
  • BROADCAST
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    Watch on MLS Season Pass on Apple TV
    • Apple TV Talent (English): Christian Miles (play-by-play), Mariano Trujillo (analyst)
    • Apple TV Talent (Spanish): Jorge Perez-Navarro (play-by-play), Marcelo Balboa (analyst)
  • RADIO: 730 CKNW, 101.1 HD3, CKNW.com
    • Radio Talent (English): Asa Rehman (play-by-play), Colin Miller (analyst)

WEEKLY STORYLINES

ROAD TO THE FOUR-PEAT: Vancouver Whitecaps FC cemented their spot in the 2025 TELUS Canadian Championship semifinals this week thanks to a 2-1 victory (4-3 aggregate) over Canadian Premier League side Valour FC. Emmanuel Sabbi scored his fourth goal of the season to bring him up to eight goal contributions across all competitions, while Bjørn Inge Utvik netted his first 'Caps goal. Vancouver will now continue their road to the four-peat with a semifinal match-up against Forge FC, with the first leg set to take place in Hamilton, Ontario on August 13 and the decisive second leg set for September 16 at BC Place. The winner of the tie will host this year's final.

'CAPS TO ALTITUDE: The Blue and White are set for a clash with Colorado Rapids on Saturday. The match will mark the third of five consecutive road matches in MLS play for the 'Caps, as they'll look to build on their 5W-2L-3D away record, which is tied for third-best in the league. Away from home, Vancouver are tied for the fewest goals conceded in the league with just nine, and their +4 goal differential ranks tied for second-best. Saturday's match will be the second meeting of the season between the two teams, with the 'Caps claiming a 2-0 victory at BC Place back in April.

BRIAN AND SEBA: A pair of 2025 MLS All-Stars rejoined the 'Caps this week, as midfielder Sebastian Berhalter and forward Brian White returned from international duty with the United States at the 2025 Concacaf Gold Cup. Berhalter started five of the team’s six matches at the tournament, tallying two assists, while White made two second-half appearances. In club play, Berhalter has already recorded a career-high 10 goal contributions across all competitions this season. White, meanwhile, leads the 'Caps with 15 goals in all competitions - just one shy of his total from all of last season. The club's MLS era leading goalscorer is also two away from reaching 100 career goals for club and country.