Pacific FC returns home to Westhills Stadium on Sunday to face off against FC Edmonton.

The teamB次元官网网址檚 winless streak has come to an end with a recent 2-1 win against WinnipegB次元官网网址檚 Valour FC. The Island team now stands with two wins, four losses and two ties in the Canadian Premier League season.

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The June 20 game against Valour FC dealt a few blows to Pacific FC with Marcus Haber and Lukas MacNaughton going down with injuries. Victor Blasco and Terran Campbell scored the teamB次元官网网址檚 two goals.

Pacific FC is looking to replicate WednesdayB次元官网网址檚 performance this weekend in front of the home crowd.

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FC Edmonton is looking to end their six-game winless streak with a victory on the Island. The team is currently sitting at the bottom of the league table in seventh place. The team is coming to Langford following a 0-0 game against York9 FC.

Pacific FC is looking to jump into third place ahead of the final game of the spring season. FC Edmonton is looking to get a positive result ahead of the fall season.