Open Canada Cup

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The Open Canada Cup is a Canadian soccer competition, similar in concept (but not in prestige) to tournaments such as the FA Cup, the Coppa Italia, and the US Open Cup. The competition is ostensibly open to all professional and amateur soccer teams in Canada, but in practice is only entered by the teams of the Canadian Soccer League (formerly the Canadian Professional Soccer League) and a handful of amateur teams from Ontario. Cup ties are played on a one-game knock out basis over the Victoria Day, Canada Day, Civic Holiday and Labour Day long weekends. Drawn matches go directly to extra time, and if necessary, a penalty shootout. The competition has been held since the CSL's first season in 1998.

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