Ottawa Fury frustrated by Penn FC in 2-0 loss

 Photo credit: Steve Kingsman/Freestyle Photography/Ottawa Fury FC Ottawa Fury FC took part in the Capital Pride celebrations during its match against Penn FC this past Saturday evening. In Fury FC’s annual Pride Game, the players on the pitch sported special jerseys with rainbow coloured numbers. In a pursuit to make the

Ottawa Fury continue to struggle on the road in 2-0 loss to Bethlehem Steel

 Ottawa Fury FC made the trek down to Pennsylvania to play Bethlehem Steel FC in an important USL Eastern Conference match-up. After a poor first-half, where Fury FC conceded two goals, Nikola Popovic looked to change things making all three of his available substitutions before the hour mark. Fury FC

Ottawa Fury get 2-0 win during I Heart Soccer Week

 Photo credit: Steve Kingsman / Freestyle Photography / Ottawa Fury FC Ottawa Fury FC wins in the first of two games a part of the club’s I Heart Soccer Week against the Richmond Kickers on Wednesday night at TD Place. Head Coach Nikola Popovic was able to reinvigorate the team

Ottawa Fury lose 1-0 to second place Pittsburgh Riverhounds

 Photo credit: Steve Kingsman / Freestyle Photography / Ottawa Fury FC Ottawa Fury FC return home with a loss after a stretch of road matches. The Pittsburgh Riverhounds proved too good on Sunday afternoon and was able to come away from TD Place with the 1-0 win.  It was always

Ottawa Fury FC too strong and too good in 3-0 win over Ontario rivals Toronto FC II

 Steve Kingsman/Freestyle Photography/Ottawa Fury FC Ottawa Fury FC continues its run of good form with a second straight win and fourth win in five matches. Fury FC’s latest win comes against Ontario rivals Toronto FC II in a 3-0 scoreline at TD Place on Wednesday night. Another fast start leads

Ottawa Fury FC show effort and competitiveness in third loss of the season

 By Devin Nguyen The beginning of the season has been trying for all involved with the Ottawa Fury FC. The USL season starts in late March, a little too early for Ottawa’s tumultuous weather, which means the Fury’s first four games of the season had to be scheduled away from home.