Third-Place Playoff — Warriors FC vs Fire Brigade Sporting FC

3:00 PM · Christian Heritage School, Brandon MB

Before the grand final takes centre stage, there's a podium finish to settle. Two proud sides meet for the final spot on the inaugural BSCL podium.

Warriors FC will feel they have unfinished business. They pushed Potros all the way in a dramatic semi-final, winning the second leg 3–2 on the day but falling just short on aggregate. There's real quality in this squad — Timi Fadare sits top of the league's scoring charts on six goals, with Didier Bernal, Benny Torres and Bryan Zepeda all capable of deciding a game.

Fire Brigade Sporting FC began the season as genuine contenders and will want to end it with a strong finish. Chinonso Okwute has led the line superbly all year, sitting among the league's top scorers, and this is a golden chance to claim third place after a semi-final exit.

Watch the Golden Boot race here too — Fadare (6) can extend his lead, while Okwute (4) could climb the charts with a big performance.

 The Grand Final — Wheelers FC vs Potros FC

6:00 PM · Canada Parkers Turf Stadium, Brandon MB

One game. One trophy. One team to be crowned the first-ever champions of the Brandon Soccer Community League — and for the first time, on the pristine surface of Canada Parkers Turf Stadium.

Wheelers FC arrive as the team to beat, and they've earned it. Regular-season champions, unbeaten through the playoffs, and 6–0 aggregate winners over Fire Brigade in the semi-finals. Their strength has been everywhere — the attacking threat of Johnbosco Opara, the goals of Kenechukwu Arinzechi, and the season's most remarkable story of all: Adebowale Oshitayo, the goalkeeper who kept finding the net. One win from a perfect ending.

Potros FC are the giant-killers who refuse to be counted out. They stunned second-seeded Warriors to reach this final, and they carry the league's most explosive attacking talent — Carlos Mejia leading the line, with goals throughout the squad. And history gives them belief: when these two met in the regular season, Potros held the mighty Wheelers to a 2–2 draw. They fear no one.

The Golden Boot could be decided here too — Mejia (5) needs just two goals to overtake Fadare's six; Opara (4) needs three. Individual glory on the biggest stage.