They advanced to the 2025 final after a 6-2 aggregate win, thanks to a dominant second-leg performance at BC Place.

The Vancouver Whitecaps secured their spot in the Canadian Championship final with a commanding 4-0 victory over Forge FC, marking their fourth consecutive final appearance in the tournament.

Vancouver's lineup was rotated to rest key players, yet they delivered a commanding performance with contributions from Isaac Boehmer, Ngando, and Jayden Nelson.

The match was highlighted by early goals from Tristan Blackmon, J.C. Ngando, and Sebastian Berhalter, effectively sealing their progression early on.

Rayan Elloumi scored in the second half, showcasing his potential as a key player with his creative play and goal.

Ngando scored a spectacular long-range goal after a turnover, doubling Vancouver’s lead and demonstrating his offensive prowess.

Sebastian Berhalter sealed the victory with a penalty early in the second half and later assisted in the fourth goal.

Jayden Nelson added a late goal in the 85th minute, securing the emphatic win and a place in the final.

The match also saw Blackmon score from a corner early on, giving Vancouver an early advantage, though he later hobbled off due to a suspected knee injury.

Blackmon and Halbouni’s defensive efforts were crucial in managing Forge’s attacks, with Blackmon also initiating offensive breaks before his injury.

Blackmon’s injury concern in the final moments raises questions about his availability for future matches, given his vital role.

Vancouver will host the final against the winner of the semifinal between Atlético Ottawa and Vancouver FC, with Vancouver FC leading 3-1 on aggregate.