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Montreal Roses lose keeper Karpenko in 0-0 draw with Halifax Tides

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The Canadian Press. (2026, September 27). Montreal Roses lose keeper Karpenko in 0-0 draw with Halifax Tides. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/soccer/montreal-roses-lose-keeper-karpenko-in-0-0-draw-with-halifax-tides/article_f8f6d396-9faf-58a4-bb01-eeb7fb8ccfa3.html

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In a defensive match between the Montreal Roses and Halifax Tides on Sunday, the game ended with a scoreless draw. Montreal's goalkeeper Anna Karpenko left the field in the 23rd minute due to a lower-body injury, after which Gabrielle Lambert took over for her team. With this result, the league-leading Roses (11-4-7) maintained their strong defensive play, while the Tides (7-10-5) secured one point but remain behind Vancouver Rise (8-10-3) in the race for the Northern Super League's final playoff spot.
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On Sunday, the Montreal Roses and Halifax Tides played to a 0-0 draw in a defensive match that saw the Roses lose goalkeeper Anna Karpenko to an apparent lower-body injury early in the game. Karpenko was injured in the 23rd minute, taken off on a stretcher after trainers assessed her, and Gabrielle Lambert replaced her for the rest of the contest. Despite Montreal's strong defense, with Lambert saving all four shots on goal, neither team managed to score. The Tides now have 7-10-5 record and sit one point behind the Vancouver Rise (8-10-3) in the race for the final playoff spot in the Northern Super League.

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HALIFAX Halifax Tides Montreal Roses Tides

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Roses ORG · 2× Anna Karpenko PERSON · 1× Gabrielle Lambert PERSON · 1× HALIFAX GPE · 1× Halifax Tides ORG · 1× Karpenko PERSON · 1× Montreal GPE · 1× Tides ORG · 1× the Northern Super League’s ORG · 1× the Vancouver Rise ORG · 1×

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The Tides (7-10-5) got a crucial point from the draw but still sit one point back of the Vancouver Rise (8-10-3) in the battle for the Northern Super League’s final playoff spot.
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Montreal Roses lose keeper Karpenko in 0-0 draw with Halifax Tides · assertive framing

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A defensive duel between the Montreal Roses and Halifax Tides ended in a 0-0 draw on Sunday. asserted
duel → end → Sunday
The result came after Montreal lost goalkeeper Anna Karpenko to an apparent lower-body injury in the 23rd minute. asserted
Montreal → come → minute
Karpenko came up out of the penalty area to knock a ball down but buckled after the kick and crumpled to the field clutching her right leg. asserted
Karpenko → come → leg
She was looked at by trainers before being carried off on a stretcher. asserted
She → look → stretcher
Gabrielle Lambert came on in relief and helped the league-leading Roses (11-4-7) stop all four on-target shots they faced across the game. asserted
they → come → game
The Tides (7-10-5) got a crucial point from the draw but still sit one point back of the Vancouver Rise (8-10-3) in the battle for the Northern Super League’s final playoff spot. asserted
Tides → get → spot
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 27, 2026. asserted
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