CanWNT to host crucial Paris 2024 Olympic Games Qualifiers in Toronto

Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team will face Jamaica on Tuesday 26 September in Toronto with a final spot at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games on the line. The critical match, co-presented by CIBC and Visa, will be the second of a home-and-away cumulative goals winner take-all series played between Canada and Jamaica, with the opening match played four days earlier on 22 September in Jamaica.

Tickets to the highly anticipated match, starting at just $15 (plus applicable fees), will go on sale to the public on Friday 21 July, the day following Canada’s opening match at this summer’s FIFA Women’s World Cup™. In advance of the launch of public ticket sales, exclusive presale windows will be available for members of Canada Soccer’s CanadaRED membership programs and Visa cardholders.

“Following this summer’s FIFA Women’s World Cup, the squad will be excited to play such a critical match on home soil”, said Bev Priestman, Women’s National Team Head Coach. “The Olympic Games have such a special place in this team’s heart, so to start that journey at home with our fans after what we hope to be a successful and exciting summer will be amazing.”

Canada and Jamaica qualified for this final phase of Concacaf qualifying for the Paris 2024 Olympic Women’s Football competition by virtue of finishing second and third respectively at last summer’s Concacaf W Championship, which also served as Concacaf’s FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™ qualification competition. Canada won all three of its group stage matches, and defeated Jamaica 3:0 at the semi-final stage before falling 1:0 to USA in a tightly contested championship match. Jamaica meanwhile outlasted Costa Rica 1:0 (aet) in the third-place match, earing them an opportunity to compete for the final spot at Paris 2024.

TICKET INFORMATION
Tickets to the 26 September home match at BMO Field will launch with presale windows starting Tuesday 18 July followed by a public on-sale date of Friday 21 July via Ticketmaster.ca.
The advance presale windows will commence as follows:
18 July: CanadaRED+GOLD and CanadaRED+WHITE members (staggered timing)
19 July: All CanadaRED members
20 July: Visa cardholders

As the official payment services sponsor of Canada Soccer, Visa is offering cardholders an opportunity to purchase tickets in advance of the public on-sale date. As Canada Soccer’s preferred payment provider, Visa will be the only payment method accepted during the Visa presale.

Group Tickets
Group discounts (10+ tickets) are available for the match. Fans organizing a group of 10 or more are eligible to receive discounts of up to 30% off regular priced tickets. More information on the process to submit group ticket orders will be available shortly.

Voyageurs Canadian Supporters Group
The Voyageurs Canadian Supporters Group has been allocated dedicated sections in the South Stand at BMO Field. For more information on securing tickets with the Voyageurs Canadian Supporters please visit www.thevoyageurs.org. Please note that persistent standing will be permitted in these sections.

Additional ticket information will be available shortly via canadasoccer.com.

CanadaRED MEMBERSHIP
Becoming a CanadaRED member is the best way for Canadian supporters to ensure an inside track on fan promotions, advance access to National Team home matches, and the latest information on Canada Soccer activity. Visit canadasoccer.com for more information on the CanadaRED fan membership program and register to become official member of Canada’s growing soccer movement.  

BROADCAST INFORMATION  
The Canada v Jamaica match will kick off at 19.00 local on Tuesday 26 September (19.00 ET / 16.00 PT) and will air live and exclusively on OneSoccer, available on the fuboTV Canada platform, as a linear channel on Telus’s Optik TV (Channel 980), as well as online at OneSoccer.ca and through the OneSoccer app.  Fans will find extended coverage across Canada Soccer’s digital channels on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube featuring the hashtag #CANWNT.