Atlético Ottawa has officially revealed the new Canadian Premier League schedule, and it means one thing: match days at TD Place are coming back. The scarves, the chants, the summer nights by the stadium, it’s all on the calendar again.
After last season’s unforgettable championship run, there’s a different kind of energy around the club. This isn’t just another season. It’s a team coming back as defending champions, with every other club looking to take a shot at them.
The schedule lays out months of home and away matches from spring into fall, giving supporters plenty of dates to circle. Familiar rivals are returning to Lansdowne, and those home games are shaping up to be the kind of nights where the stands will feel loud before kickoff even happens.
And it’s not just league play making this year interesting. Atlético Ottawa will also face Toronto FC in the Canadian Championship and step onto an international stage in the Concacaf Champions Cup. These kind of matchups don’t come around often for a CPL club.
For fans, seeing the schedule is the first sign that soccer season is on its way back to the city. The countdown to kickoff has officially begun.
