In Northern Super League action on Monday, Halifax Tides secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Calgary Wild, with midfielder Megumi Nakamura scoring in the 36th minute. Despite possessing the ball for only 48% of the match, Tides managed to outshoot Wild 8-4 (2-1 on target).
Calgary Wild head coach Lydia Bedford acknowledged the team’s spirited performance and unity but expressed disappointment in conceding a goal from a set piece in the second phase. The match marked the second win in nine games for Halifax Tides, who struggled but held on for the crucial victory.
The Tides, now with two wins, six losses, and a draw, remain at the bottom of the six-team league standings. Meanwhile, Calgary Wild, with three wins, five losses, and two draws, slipped to fifth place following the defeat.
The game, which followed a two-week international break and featured an injury-plagued Wild squad, posed challenges for the visitors in mounting an offensive threat. The victory for Halifax Tides provided a much-needed boost as they strive to climb up the league table.
[Watch the Tides edge the Wild in a 1-0 victory](#)