Cavalry FC announces home dates for rest of 2021 campaign

By Sandra Prusina

Posted Jul 12, 2021 12:28 pm.

Last Updated Jul 12, 2021 12:33 pm.

CALGARY (660 NEWS) — Cavalry FC is returning to Spruce Meadows for the first time since 2019.

After starting the truncated 2021 season on the road in a Winnipeg bubble, the Canada Premier League (CPL) team will be back at Atco Field in early August.

Once action wraps in the Manitoba capital, each CPL squad will have played eight matches, leaving 20 games left in the 2021 campaign.

RELATED: Cavalry FC ‘The Kickoff’ schedule released for upcoming Winnipeg bubble

The first home date, Tuesday, Aug. 3, is versus FC Edmonton for the always popular Al Classico derby.

The Cavs haven’t played in front of their home fans since Nov. 2, 2019 — the second leg of the CPL Finals.

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