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Tides rally for 2-2 tie with Roses, move into fourth in NSL

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The Canadian Press. (2026, October 17). Tides rally for 2-2 tie with Roses, move into fourth in NSL. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/soccer/tides-rally-for-2-2-tie-with-roses-move-into-fourth-in-nsl/article_dc0eab85-d47d-502d-a5de-7d81b3fc1552.html

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The Halifax Tides played to a 2-2 draw with the Montreal Roses in the Northern Super League at Wanderers Grounds on Saturday. Despite falling behind early, the Tides scored two late goals to tie the game: Jordyn Rhodes in the 70th minute and Tiffany Cameron in the 86th minute. With this result, the Tides moved into fourth place with 28 points from seven wins, ten losses, and seven draws, surpassing the Vancouver Rise by one point.

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On Saturday at Wanderers Grounds in Halifax, the Halifax Tides drew 2-2 with the visiting Montreal Roses in a crucial match for both teams' standings in the Northern Super League (NSL). The Tides fell behind early as Lucy Cappadona and Marie-Yasmine Alidou scored goals for Montreal, but rallied to tie the game with scores from Jordyn Rhodes at 70 minutes and Tiffany Cameron in stoppage time. With this result, the Tides moved into fourth place with 28 points, just ahead of the Vancouver Rise who have seven wins, 10 losses, and seven draws. Meanwhile, the Roses remain atop the league standings with 42 points, having earned 11 wins, four losses, and nine draws. The upcoming match between the Rise and Ottawa Rapid on Sunday could determine the final playoff spot in the NSL.

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The Halifax Tides spotted the visiting Montreal Roses a 2-0 lead, before storming back in the second half to salvage a 2-2 Northern Super League draw on Saturday at Wanderers Grounds. asserted

Tides → spot → Grounds

Lucy Cappadona scored 27 minutes into the match, while Marie-Yasmine Alidou made it 2-0 one minute into first-half stoppage time. asserted

it → score → time

Jordyn Rhodes got the hosts on the scoreboard at the 70-minute mark, and Tiffany Cameron netted the equalizer in the 86th minute. asserted

Cameron → get → minute

The league-leading Roses improved to 42 points with 11 wins, four losses and nine draws. asserted

Roses → lead → wins

The fourth-place Tides moved one point ahead of the Vancouver Rise with 28 points, with seven wins, 10 losses and seven draws. asserted

Tides → move → wins

The Rise will attempt to secure the final playoff berth when they visit the Ottawa Rapid on Sunday. asserted

they → attempt → Sunday

This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 17, 2026. asserted

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