Canada Football: livescores & results

Canada football has experienced a remarkable surge in popularity and infrastructure, anchored by the Canadian Premier League (CPL) as the nation's top professional men's competition. With a growing fan base and increasing participation at all levels, the sport now boasts a structured pyramid that includes professional, semi-professional, and regional leagues for both men and women. This page provides a comprehensive overview of the key competitions that shape the Canadian football landscape.

Football Leagues in Canada

The Canadian football system is unique, with no promotion or relegation between its tiers. Instead, leagues operate independently, each serving a specific role in player development and community engagement. On this page, we track 5 prominent competitions:

• Canadian Premier League (Premier League) – The top-tier men's professional league, featuring clubs from across the country.
• Northern Super League Women – A professional women's league that elevates the women's game in Canada.
• Canadian Soccer League (CSL) – A long-standing semi-professional league with a rich history in Canadian soccer.
• Ontario League 1 – A semi-professional men's league based in Ontario, part of the League1 Canada structure.
• Ontario League 1 Women – The women's counterpart, providing a competitive pathway for female players in Ontario.

These competitions represent the diversity of Canadian football, from national professional circuits to regional hubs of talent. Whether you're following the CPL title race or the development leagues in Ontario, you'll find all the essential information here.

Top Competition

The Canadian Premier League (often simply called the Premier League in domestic contexts) is the pinnacle of men's soccer in Canada. Launched in 2019, the league currently consists of 9 clubs, with plans for future expansion. The most successful team in CPL history is Forge FC Hamilton, a club that has set the standard with multiple championships. The season typically runs from April to October, followed by playoffs that crown the league champion. As a closed league, the CPL focuses on franchise stability and long-term growth, mirroring the model of other major North American sports leagues.

Follow Canada Football

Stay connected to every corner of Canadian football with live scores, fixtures, results, and league tables for all 5 competitions featured on this page. From the excitement of the Canadian Premier League to the emerging talent in the Northern Super League Women and Ontario League 1, you can track the action as it happens. Bookmark this page for a one-stop destination to follow Canada football throughout the year.