Are you ready for a historic moment for Vancouver? We are living through one of those moments where the whole city vibrates and cheers for the same reason. Soccer is a sport that can unite people, and in moments like these, it transforms an entire night.

Last Saturday, the Whitecaps played against San Diego FC in the Western Conference Cup final and showed that they have strength, courage, and deserve first place. The team won 3-1, and it was an impressive game. Even though they weren’t playing at home, the Whitecaps’ supporters came out strong, and those at Snapdragon Stadium could feel the electrifying energy.

And now, in addition to winning a championship, which is already incredible, the team has also achieved something that no one would have imagined a few years ago: reaching the MLS Cup final.

The interesting thing about this final is that it will be against Inter Miami, also known as the team Lionel Messi plays for. And for those who don’t remember, in April 2025, the Concacaf Champions Cup final took place, where Inter Miami and the Whitecaps faced off, with the first leg in Miami and the second leg here in Vancouver, at BC Place. It turns out that something no one imagined happened: the Whitecaps won even with Messi on the field playing for Inter, and they became champions.

So, this MLS Cup final has all the makings of being historic.

Inter Miami has its star player, but we have one too. Thomas Müller is a legend in the world of soccer, not only for Vancouver, but for the whole world and especially for the German team, which, for example, beat Argentina in the 2014 World Cup.

This championship is very important for the Whitecaps and their fans because 1979 was the last time Vancouver brought home a North American title. The Whitecaps won the NASL Soccer Bowl against the Tampa Bay Rowdies. And since then, the team hasn’t been able to bring another title of this magnitude to Vancouver, but 2025 is proving to be a different year, and with all the willpower the team has, this victory will come.

It won’t be easy, Inter Miami will be playing at home and is the favorite in the championship, but Vancouver is ready for this confrontation and to make history in the team’s timeline.

The game will take place this Saturday, December 6th, and if the Whitecaps win, in addition to lifting the trophy, they will also finally bring the feeling of pride and celebration that we have been waiting for since 1979.