Whitecaps Concacaf Final Watch Party in Vancouver
Vancouver Whitecaps FC have announced their plans for a public watch party as they take on Cruz Azul in the Concacaf Champions Cup Final in Mexico on Sunday, June 1st.
The ‘Caps will look to become the first Canadian club to win the prestigious championship as the best team in North America, Central America, and the Caribbean.
Whitecaps Concacaf Final Watch Party in Vancouver
- Date: Sunday, June 1, 2025 doors 4:30pm, kickoff 6:00pm
- Location: Terry Fox Plaza outside BC Place (Robson and Beatty)
Tickets: Available online with proceeds supporting the Whitecaps FC FoundationSold Out
The match will be available to watch live on OneSoccer, FuboTV, and TELUS channel 980.
The winner of the Concacaf Champions Cup will qualify for this year’s 2025 FIFA Intercontinental Cup – disputed amongst the Confederations’ club champions – and the second edition of the new and expanded FIFA Club World Cup, set for 2029.
This will be the first ever meeting between Whitecaps FC and Cruz Azul, the top side in the Concacaf Club Ranking Index.
About the Competition
Cruz Azul advanced to the Concacaf Champions Cup Final after defeating Mexican rivals Tigres UNAL, the previously second ranked team in Concacaf. Cruz Azul’s most recent appearance in the continental final was in 2013-14, where they secured their sixth club title by defeating Deportivo Toluca. The other five titles came in the 1969, 1970, 1971, 1996, and 1997 editions. La Máquina have won the Liga MX title nine times and recently finished third in the Clausura and will now play Club Léon in the Clausura quarterfinals.
Whitecaps FC qualified for the Concacaf Champions Cup after winning a third consecutive TELUS Canadian Championship. The Concacaf Champions Cup tournament features the best teams from North America, Central America, and the Caribbean to crown a regional champion. Similar tournaments around the world include the UEFA Champions League in Europe, Copa Libertadores in South America, AFC Champions League Elite in Asia, CAF Champions League in Africa, and OFC Champions League in Oceania.
The 60th edition of the region’s most prestigious club competition, including 27 clubs, began in February with round one. Following home and away play, the eleven series winners advanced to the round of 16, where they were joined by five pre-seeded clubs. The round of 16 was held in March, followed by the quarterfinals in the first half of April, and the semifinals in late April and early May
Supporters’ Watch Party
The Raincity Brigade and the Vancouver Sisters supporters clubs will have a watch party at Fable Diner and Bar on Richards Street at 5:00pm on June 1st. They’ll have drink specials, prizes, and more. Follow the Sisters on Instagram for information.
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