A Christmas Day triple-header highlights the schedule as the year, and the season's first half, winds to a close . . .
1981-82 NHL Co-Op Replay - Wales Conference Finals, Game 4
2025 MLS Co-Op Replay - MIA at HOU (3-2-2025)
2 March 2025: The 20,810 in attendance at Shell Energy Stadium may have been disappointed not to see Lionel Messi in the Inter Miami squad, but they were treated to a breathtaking finish which unfortunately resulted in disappointment for the home side.
2025 MLS Co-Op Replay - NYC at LAFC (3-1-2025)
1 March 2025: Los Angeles FC held the visitors from New York to a single shot on target, and Jeremy Ebobisse’s goal in the tenth minute was enough to secure the victory at BMO Stadium.
2025 MLS Co-Op Replay - NE at NSH (2-22-2025)
23 February 2025: Sam Surridge scored twice in the final ten minutes to rescue Nashville SC from a demoralizing defeat in the their home opener.
1960-61 NHL Replay - week ending 24 December 1960
Not a great time for the Hawks to be embarking a four-day, three-city road swing, just as they are starting to feel a little breath on the back of their necks from the last-placed Bruins, but the two clubs will face off in Boston in the middle of that trip . . .
1960-61 NHL Replay - week ending 17 December 1960
Can anyone slow down the Canadiens? Detroit gets a chance at home, and Toronto and New York come to the Forum to face down a Montréal club that has lost just once in the past three weeks . . .
1981-82 NHL Co-Op Replay - Patrick Division Finals, Game 4
1960-61 NHL Replay - week ending 10 December 1960
Featured on the schedule this week - a home-and-home between the Rangers and Red Wings, and the Maple Leafs get another chance to reel in the Canadiens, this time at the intersection of Carlton and Church Streets . . .
2025 MLS Co-Op Replay - SD at LA (2-23-2025)
23 February 2025: The inaugural campaign for San Diego FC got off to a rollicking start when, only five minutes into their history, Anders Dreyer was tripped from behind in the area by Edwin Cerillo and calmly slotted home the penalty for a 1-0 SDFC lead before many of the Angelenos had settled in their seats. While both clubs shared the possession equally as the game developed, San Diego were the side able to use their time on the ball to create chances while the Galaxy struggled to find solutions to the San Diego defense. LA's frustration began to surface as they accrued three yellow cards in the first half, two in the final twenty minutes.