FC London

Two days after clinching the final playoff spot, FC London takes on the North Toronto Nitros Thursday in a League1 Ontario quarterfinal match. Running on adrenaline, can they continue their hot stretch?

FC London, a historically talented club, is looking to build off last year’s semi-final appearance and reach the League1 Ontario finals this summer — for the first time since 2019. Can they do it?

FC London, set to host a quarter-final matchup vs. Simcoe County Wednesday, hope to advance to the semis this weekend — and then earn a shot at reclaiming the League1 Ontario title.

It’s a lot of new faces for FC London in 2022, including its coaching staff, but it’s a group determined to develop and improve throughout the year in League1 play.

Much has changed (new ownership, a new coaching staff). But a dozen players are back, and the winning culture remains. Combine that with new, young talent, and FC london is looking to take the league by storm in 2022.

Ethan Gopaul — who transformed himself into a scorer this season — and his FC London teammates face a do-or-die game Sunday with a playoff spot on the line.

Jade Kovacevic, the star striker of FC London’s women’s team, is in line for a fifth scoring title — but she’s focused on a fourth league championship.

Bradley Heath’s defense has been crucial in helping lift FC London to the top of the standings as they shoot for a League1 Ontario title.

Julia Benati opened the season with a highlight-reel goal, the first in more than 700 days, as the FC London women look to defend their title from 2019.

FC London has adopted a development model that produces its League1 players almost exclusively locally – and the strategy is working.