Pacific FC visits Atletico Ottawa on Wednesday
With three consecutive away games looming, it’s a good thing for Pacific FC that it has historically played as well on the road as it has at home, and often better.
“When we go away, we’ve found some success on these bigger pitches. It’s something the players know and gives them confidence with some of the performances we’ve had on the road.” “I thought heading into this season, the fifth of the CPL, that it would be the most competitive season yet,” said Merriman.
“The first thing we have to address is how to bounce back from a situation that is not positive, after a good dynamic, then to lose in the last minutes of the last two games,” Ottawa coach Carlos González told CPL.com.
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