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1990 Canadian Soccer League season

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Football league season
Canadian Soccer League
Season1990
ChampionsVancouver 86ers
Division LeadersToronto Blizzard (East)
Vancouver 86ers (West)
Matches143
Goals390 (2.73 per match)
Top goalscorerJohn Catliff (19)
Best goalkeeperPat Harrington (0.43 GAA)
←1989
1991 →

The1990 Canadian Soccer League season was the fourth season of play for theCanadian Soccer League, a Division 1 men's soccer league in theCanadian soccer pyramid.

Format and changes from previous season

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TheKitchener Spirit andLondon Lasers joined theCanadian Soccer League as an expansion teams for the 1990 season, with both joining the East Division.[1][2] Meanwhile, theCalgary Strikers folded following the 1989 season.[3]

As a result of those team changes, the league had a seven-team East Division and a four-team West Division. Consequently, the league did not have a balanced home and away schedule between conferences. West Division teams played each other four times each, twice each home and away, while playing the East Division teams twice, once each home and away. Eastern Division teams played other East Division teams three times, while playing the West Division teams twice, once each home and away.

The playoff format was also modified with eight teams (five from the East and three from the West) now qualifying for the post-season, as opposed to six in the previous years. The fifth place team from the East wouldcross over and play in the West Division playoff bracket. In addition, the playoff format was changed from anaggregate score system to atotal points system. Teams would play a two-game series, with teams earning two points for a victory, one point for a draw, and zero points for a loss, regardless of the score. If the teams were tied on points (e.g. each team won a game, or both games were ties), then the first tiebreaker was the teams playing a thirty-minute mini-game. If the mini-game resolved nothing, then penalty kicks were used as the second tiebreaker. In the mini-game, each team named a new lineup, could include three more substitutes and re-activate any players who sat out of Game Two for caution accumulation. Game Two home teams, the higher seeds, had an advantage as they had their entire 22-man active list available while away teams often traveled with as few as 14 players for economic reasons. The playoff final remained a one-off match, as in previous years, hosted by the top seed, or team with the best league record, in 1990.

Summary

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Vancouver won their third consecutive West Division title, while Toronto won their second East Division title in a row. Once again, Vancouver and Hamilton met in the finals for the third consecutive season, with Vancouver winning the title for the third time in a row.

As 1989 league champions, theVancouver 86ers competed in the North American Club Championship against the champions of theAmerican Professional Soccer League, theMaryland Bays. Vancouver defeated Maryland 3–2 in the final played in Burnaby to capture the title.[4][5]

Regular season

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East Division

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Toronto Blizzard2618355215+3739Playoffs
2Montreal Supra26131123012+1837
3Hamilton Steelers2610974435+929
4Kitchener Spirit2687113036−623
5North York Rockets2679103436−223
6Ottawa Intrepid2629152149−2813
7London Lasers2627172668−4211
Source:Canadian Soccer History Archives1990 CSL Stats

West Division

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Vancouver 86ers(O)2617636926+4340Playoffs
2Victoria Vistas2612774232+1031
3Winnipeg Fury2678112237−1522
4Edmonton Brick Men2666142044−2418
Source:Canadian Soccer History Archives1990 CSL Stats
(O) Play-off winners

Overall table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1Vancouver 86ers(O)2617636926+4340
2Toronto Blizzard2618355215+3739
3Montreal Supra26131123012+1837
4Victoria Vistas2612774232+1031
5Hamilton Steelers2610974435+929
6Kitchener Spirit2687113036−623
7North York Rockets2679103436−223
8Winnipeg Fury2678112237−1522
9Edmonton Brick Men2666142044−2418
10Ottawa Intrepid2629152149−2813
11London Lasers2627172668−4211
Source:Canadian Soccer History Archives1990 CSL Stats
(O) Play-off winners

Playoffs

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The playoffs were conducted with atotal points system. Teams earned two points for a win, one point for a draw, and zero points for a loss. The team with the most points following the two-game series advanced. If the teams were tied on points, they played a 30-minute mini-game for a bonus point, followed by a penalty shootout if the mini-game remained tied.

Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
             
1WVancouver 86ers224 PTS
5ENorth York Rockets010 PTS
1WVancouver 86ers263 PTS
West Division
2WVictoria Vistas211 PTS
2WVictoria Vistas(p)13 (5)2+1 PTS
3WWinnipeg Fury42 (4)2 PTS
1WVancouver 86ers6
3EHamilton Steelers1
2EMontreal Supra100 PTS
3EHamilton Steelers214 PTS
3EHamilton Steelers133 PTS
East Division
4EKitchener Spirit031 PTS
1EToronto Blizzard11 (3)2 PTS
4EKitchener Spirit(p)20 (4)2+1 PTS

Quarterfinal

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North York Rockets vVancouver 86ers
September 12, 1990North York Rockets0–2Vancouver 86ersNorth York, Ontario
[[6] Report]Mitchell 8'
Catliff 85'		Stadium:Esther Shiner Stadium
Attendance: 1000
Vancouver 86ers vNorth York Rockets
September 16, 1990Vancouver 86ers2–1North York RocketsVancouver, British Columbia
Catliff 19'
Evans 47'		[[7] Report]Enrico Todesco 78'Stadium:Swangard Stadium
Attendance: 3340

Vancouver 86ers won the series 4–0 on points.

Winnipeg Fury vVictoria Vistas
September 12, 1990Winnipeg Fury4–1Victoria VistasWinnipeg, Manitoba
Mike Mosher 26'
Cambridge 70'
Holness 86'
Dave Foley 87'		[[8] Report]BridgeStadium:Winnipeg Stadium
Attendance: 1155
Victoria Vistas vWinnipeg Fury
September 15, 1990Victoria Vistas3–0
(Match Voided)[note 1] (a.e.t.)		Winnipeg FuryVictoria, British Columbia
David Ravenhill 69'
Ken Andrews 76'
Aunger 98'		[[9] Report]Stadium:Royal Athletic Park
Attendance: 1980
Winnipeg Fury vVictoria Vistas
September 20, 1990Winnipeg Fury2–3 (a.e.t.)
(4–5p)		Victoria VistasWinnipeg, Manitoba
Nocita 85'
Dave Foley 105'		[[10] Report]Rick Jaskins 56'
Steve Cecchi 87',97'		Stadium:Winnipeg Stadium
Attendance: 839

Victoria Vistas won the series in a shootout, after the series was tied 2–2 on points.

Hamilton Steelers vMontreal Supra
September 12, 1990Hamilton Steelers2–1Montreal SupraHamilton, Ontario
Fashanu 55',84'[[8][11] Report]Keith 83'Stadium:Brian Timmis Stadium
Attendance: 2650
Montreal Supra vHamilton Steelers
September 15, 1990Montreal Supra0–1Hamilton SteelersMontreal, Quebec
[[12] Report]Fashanu 82'Stadium:Claude Robilliard Stadium
Attendance: 1573

Hamilton Steelers won the series 4–0 on points.

Kitchener Spirit vToronto Blizzard
September 12, 1990Kitchener Spirit2–1Toronto BlizzardKitchener, Ontario
Colville 43'
Hunter Madeley 47'		[[8][13] Report]Peschisolido 29'Stadium:Centennial Stadium
Attendance: 1029
Toronto Blizzard vKitchener Spirit
September 16, 1990Toronto Blizzard1–0 (a.e.t.)
(3–4p)		Kitchener SpiritEtobicoke, Ontario
Eck 82'[[14] Report]Stadium:Centennial Park Stadium
Attendance: 2960
Referee: Bernie Huxter
Penalties
Graysoccer ball with check mark
Marco Antonuccisoccer ball with check mark
Pignatiellosoccer ball with check mark
Fenwicksoccer ball with red X		soccer ball with check markPiękoś
soccer ball with check markFerguson
soccer ball with check markScott
soccer ball with check mark Woody Bailey

Kitchener Spirit won the series in a shootout, after the series was tied 2–2 on points.

Semifinal

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Victoria Vistas vVancouver 86ers
September 22, 1990Victoria Vistas2–2Vancouver 86ersVictoria, British Columbia
Evans
Steve Cecchi 82'		[[15] Report]Mobilio 27'
Evans 28'		Stadium:Royal Athletic Park
Attendance: 3775
Vancouver 86ers vVictoria Vistas
September 30, 1990Vancouver 86ers6–1Victoria VistasVancouver, British Columbia
Mobilio,
Mitchell
Evans
McKinty
Sammy Saundh		[[16] Report]AungerStadium:Swangard Stadium
Attendance: 5883

Vancouver 86ers won the series 3–1 on points.

Kitchener Spirit vHamilton Steelers
September 22, 1990Kitchener Spirit0–1Hamilton SteelersKitchener, Ontario
[[17] Report]John Coyle 72'Stadium:Centennial Stadium
Attendance: 1325
Hamilton Steelers vKitchener Spirit
September 30, 1990Hamilton Steelers3–3Kitchener SpiritHamilton, Ontario
Fashanu 12'
Billy Domazetis 29',52'		[[18] Report]Hardley Scott 7'
Mike Carter 61'
Scott 68'		Stadium:Brian Timmis Stadium
Attendance: 1956

Hamilton Steelers won the series 3–1 on points.

Final

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Vancouver 86ers vHamilton Steelers
October 8, 1990Vancouver 86ers6–1Hamilton SteelersVancouver, British Columbia
19:30Catliff,,
Evans
Mitchell
Mobilio		[[19][20] Report]Billy DomazetisStadium:Swangard Stadium
Attendance: 6348
Referee:Tony Evangelista

Statistics

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Top scorers

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RankPlayerClubGoals
1CanadaJohn CatliffVancouver 86ers19
2CanadaDomenic MobilioVancouver 86ers13
CanadaPaul PeschisolidoToronto Blizzard
4CanadaAlex BunburyHamilton Steelers/Toronto Blizzard12
5CanadaBilly DomazetisToronto Blizzard10
6CanadaEddy BerduscoNorth York Rockets9
United StatesTed EckToronto Blizzard
7CanadaGeoff AungerVictoria Vistas8
FijiIvor EvansVancouver 86ers
Reference:[21]

Top goaltenders

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RankPlayerClubGAA
1CanadaPat HarringtonMontreal Supra0.43
2CanadaPat OnstadToronto Blizzard0.58
3CanadaPaul DolanVancouver 86ers1.08
4CanadaGrant DarleyVictoria Vistas1.13
5CanadaShel BrodsgaardVictoria Vistas1.16
Reference:[21]

Honours

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The following awards and nominations were awarded for the 1990 season.[21]

Awards

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AwardPlayerTeam
Most Valuable PlayerCanadaPat HarringtonMontreal Supra
Canadian Player of the YearCanadaJohn CatliffVancouver 86ers
Rookie of the YearCanadaJorge RodriguezLondon Lasers
Top NewcomerScotlandAllan EvansVictoria Vistas
Top GoaltenderCanadaPat HarringtonMontreal Supra
Fair Play AwardEdmonton Brick Men

League All-Stars

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PlayerPosition
CanadaPat Harrington(Montreal Supra)Goalkeeper
CanadaPatrick Diotte(Montreal Supra)Defender
ScotlandAllan Evans(Victoria Vistas)Defender
CanadaIan Bridge(Victoria Vistas)Defender
BrazilEdinho(Toronto Blizzard)Defender
South AfricaMichael Araujo(Montreal Supra)Midfielder
CanadaLyndon Hooper(Toronto Blizzard)Midfielder
FijiIvor Evans(Vancouver 86ers)Midfielder
CanadaDomenic Mobilio(Vancouver 86ers)Forward
CanadaJohn Catliff(Vancouver 86ers)Forward
CanadaPaul Peschisolido(Toronto Blizzard)Forward

Reserves

PlayerPosition
CanadaTim Rosenfeld(Winnipeg Fury)Goalkeeper
CanadaSteve MacDonald(Vancouver 86ers)Defender
CanadaVlado Vanis(Vancouver 86ers)Defender
CanadaJaime Lowery(Vancouver 86ers)Midfielder
CanadaAlex Bunbury(Toronto Blizzard)Forward

Front office

PersonRole
CanadaRoy Wiggemansen(Montreal Supra)Head Coach
CanadaIan Bridge(Vancouver 86ers)Assistant Coach
CanadaRoy Wiggemansen(Montreal Supra)General Manager

Average home attendances

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Pos.TeamGPAverage Attendance
1Vancouver 86ers264,218
2Winnipeg Fury264,194
3Montreal Supra262,711
4Toronto Blizzard262,221
5Victoria Vistas261,725
6Hamilton Steelers261,574
7Edmonton Brick Men261,474
8Kitchener Spirit261,338
9Ottawa Intrepid261,357
10North York Rockets261,061
11London Lasers26N/A
Total Attendance2862,187
Reference:[20]

Notes

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  1. ^Winnipeg protested the result of the original second leg due to the fielding of an ineligible player,Geoff Aunger (who should have been suspended due to yellow card accumulation and who scored the winning goal in extra time), that the league office failed to communicate to the teams involved or match officials. The CSL league office mandated a last minute replay of the second leg on Thursday, September 20, 1990 in Winnipeg

References

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  1. ^"Canadian Soccer League (1987-1992)".Fun While it Lasted.
  2. ^Litterer, Dave."Canadian Soccer League I".Soccer History USA.
  3. ^Litterer, David (May 30, 2008)."The Year in American Soccer 1989".American Soccer History Archives. Archived fromthe original on March 3, 2009. RetrievedMay 22, 2014.
  4. ^MacIntyre, Iain (September 27, 1990)."Bays beaten in overtime, 3-2, in North American title game Mobilio's goal lifts Vancouver".The Baltimore Sun.
  5. ^"Canadian Soccer History".Ottawa Fury SC. Archived fromthe original on February 7, 2012.
  6. ^Ormsby, Mary (September 13, 1990). "Explosive 86ers win playoff opener; Blizzard one down".Toronto Star. p. F10.
  7. ^Stinson, Dan (September 17, 1990). "Rocket coach says 86ers won't be denied third title".Vancouver Sun. p. 27.
  8. ^abcBender, Jim (September 13, 1990). "Fury on Pitch".Winnipeg Sun. p. 47.
  9. ^"Vistas storm back to eliminate Fury".Winnipeg Sun. September 16, 1990. p. 55.
  10. ^Bender, Jim (September 21, 1990). "CSL joke gets a punchline".Winnipeg Sun. p. 45.
  11. ^Lovegrove, Don (September 13, 1990). "Supra loses playoff opener to Steelers".Montreal Gazette. p. C1.
  12. ^Phillips, Randy (September 16, 1990). "Supra's season ends abruptly; Punchless offence fails to match Fashanu's goal".Montreal Gazette. p. C1.
  13. ^Ormsby, Mary (September 14, 1990). "GM blasts 'spoiled' Blizzard for 'shameful' effort".Toronto Star. p. F6.
  14. ^Ormsby, Mary (September 17, 1990). "Blizzard bow out in shootout".Toronto Star. p. D3.
  15. ^Keating, Jack (September 23, 1990). "Vistas show flair in tie with 86ers".The Province. p. 9.
  16. ^Stinson, Dan (October 1, 1990). "86ers roar to CSL's title game".Vancouver Sun. p. 19.
  17. ^"Hopes for Kitchener sink in East".The Province. September 24, 1990. p. 34.
  18. ^"The Spirit was willing but Steelers weren't weak".Vancouver Sun. October 1, 1990. p. C3.
  19. ^"86ers romp to third CSL title".Nanaimo Daily News. October 9, 1990. p. 15.
  20. ^abJose, Colin (2001).On-Side - 125 Years of Soccer in Ontario. Vaughan, Ontario: Ontario Soccer Association and Soccer Hall of Fame and Museum. pp. 130, 133.
  21. ^abc"1990 CSL Stats"(PDF).Canadian Soccer League.

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