Roses de Montréal

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Established
2023 (3 years old)

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Soccer

Venue

Stade Borale
(5,500 Capacity)

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Location
Montreal, Quebec

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Competitions
Canadian Northern Super League

Last Edit
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30 May	Roses de Roses de Montréal	6:00pm	VancouverVancouver Rise
13 Jun	AFC ToronAFC Toronto	8:00pm	Roses de Roses de Montréal
21 Jun	Roses de Roses de Montréal	6:00pm	Calgary WCalgary Wild
25 Jun	Roses de Roses de Montréal	11:00pm	Ottawa RaOttawa Rapid
04 Jul	Roses de Roses de Montréal	6:00pm	VancouverVancouver Rise
Results
23 May	Ottawa RaOttawa Rapid	1 - 2	Roses de Roses de Montréal
16 May	Calgary WCalgary Wild	2 - 2	Roses de Roses de Montréal
10 May	AFC ToronAFC Toronto	0 - 1	Roses de Roses de Montréal
02 May	Roses de Roses de Montréal	4 - 0	VancouverVancouver Rise
25 Apr	Calgary WCalgary Wild	0 - 2	Roses de Roses de Montréal

Description

Roses FC (also known as the Montreal Roses; French: Roses de Montréal) is a professional women's soccer club based in Montreal, Quebec that will compete in the Northern Super League, in the top flight of the Canadian soccer league system. One of two professional soccer clubs in the province of Quebec alongside CF Montréal, it is owned by Isabèle Chevalier and Jean-François Crevier, led by Annie Larouche, and managed by Marinette Pichon. The club is symbolized by a blue rose, and its colours are black, blue, gold, red, and white.

Roses FC was founded in July 2023 by Chevalier and Crevier, who both sought involvement in the Northern Super League after its formation the previous year. It was one of the last two charter members of the league, alongside the Ottawa Rapid. In lieu of a tenancy deal with a venue in Montreal, the club will play its home games at various venues. Its first season will be played in 2025, with Robert Rositoiu as its head coach.