Atlético Ottawa retained its place at the top of the CPL standings after a 0-0 draw with Forge FC at TD Place Stadium on Saturday night.
The draw drops Forge down to third place but is the first point they have picked up in three matches and avoids a third straight loss for the Hamilton side.
The top-of-the-table clash also saw Atlético Ottawa host “Soccer for Everyone” in partnership with You Can Play.
New CPL Commissioner Mark Noonan was in attendance and completed the pre-game coin toss as he took in his first game in his new role.
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?️ @atletiOttawa's @c10mannella
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— Canadian Premier League (@CPLsoccer) August 27, 2022
? @ForgeFCHamilton goalkeeper @tristonjavon picks up the @AllstateCanada Save of the Match#CanPL I ? @onesoccer pic.twitter.com/YBlZNinN3T
— Canadian Premier League (@CPLsoccer) August 28, 2022
HIGHLIGHTS: @atletiOttawa 0-0 @ForgeFCHamilton #CanPL I ? @onesoccer pic.twitter.com/JEBMcnfaPW
— Canadian Premier League (@CPLsoccer) August 28, 2022