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Vancouver Whitecaps reschedule Saturday's game to Sunday

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 25 Jul, 2023 03:54 PM

The Leagues Cup match between The Vancouver Whitecaps and Los Angeles Galaxy originally set for Saturday has been rescheduled to Sunday.

The club made the announcement today, noting tickets purchased for Saturday's match in L-A will be honoured on Sunday.

The postponement is due to a previously rescheduled match between the Galaxy and Club Leon of Mexico's top league.

Vancouver is currently second behind Club Leon in West Group Three of the Leagues Cup and needs a win versus L-A to advance to the knockout stages.

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