EDMONTON | NOVEMBER 11, 2026 EFL NEWSROOM | OPEN SERIE A ROUND 4 REVIEW MILAN AND REDWOLVES LEVEL AT THE TOP AS SERIE A DELIVERS ANOTHER DRAMATIC NIGHT Six matches. Forty-seven goals. Two clubs sharing the Serie A lead, another contender still undefeated, and a narrow opening victory in the women's competition. Tuesday, November 10, delivered a dramatic evening of futsal in Edmonton. Edmonton AC Milan came away with three points from a tense meeting with Croatia, RedWolves survived Klondike's challenge, and Rangers responded to defeat with ten goals. FC Viktoria held on in a 13-goal thriller against South West United, while Edmonton Drillers earned their first victory. In women's Serie B, FC Viktoria W2 edged Phoenix FC 1–0. MILAN WIN THE BIG ONE: CROATIA 2–3 AC MILAN The night's headline contest brought together two sides that began Round 4 on seven points. Edmonton AC Milan emerged 3–2 winners over Edmonton Croatia SC and moved level with RedWolves at the top of the table. Evan Houle struck twice for Milan, with Mateo Diaz adding their other goal. Aaron Steenhof and Dominik Culo scored for Croatia, but could not prevent their club's first league defeat. Milan now have ten points from four matches and remain unbeaten. After victories against Rangers and Croatia in successive fixtures, their early title credentials have become hard to ignore. Croatia remain in the leading pack with seven points, though this result leaves them three behind the joint leaders. REDWOLVES STAY UNBEATEN: 4–3 AGAINST KLONDIKE RedWolves SC entered the evening with the league's most convincing defensive record, but Klondike FC pushed them all the way in a 4–3 contest. Jacob Kwizera, Justin Falcetta and Kaveh Rezaei were among the RedWolves scorers. Klondike's goals came from Curtis Schick, Dante Garritano and Joshua Acevedo. RedWolves held on for a third victory and remain unbeaten with ten points from four games. RedWolves retain first place ahead of Milan on goal difference: +20 to +16. Klondike have three points from their first three completed matches, with attacking quality evident even in defeat. RANGERS RESPOND WITH AUTHORITY: 10–1 OVER BTB After losing 6–4 to Milan in the previous round, Rangers made an emphatic return to winning form against BTB SC M. Stefan Gajic, Abass Ajibade, David Doe and Malik Smith each scored twice, with Joel Caceres Claure and Rilind Idrizi also on the scoresheet. Yusuf Ali netted BTB's lone goal. Rangers now have 34 goals across four games, the most in Serie A. Their nine points leave them just one behind the co-leaders. Stefan Gajic's two-goal performance also lifted him to eight goals for the season, placing him atop the official scoring standings. VIKTORIA WIN THE 13-GOAL THRILLER: 7–6 AGAINST SOUTH WEST FC Viktoria and South West United produced the highest-scoring contest of the night, with Viktoria edging a remarkable 7–6 result. Cristian de Souza Lima scored a hat-trick for Viktoria. Ahmad Yaser, Gabriel Marchalek, Pedro Soave Bianchi and Victor Tadros added one goal each. Carlos Da Ponte scored twice for South West, with Ethan Zavisha, Joban Sunner, Soren Hendricks and Tanner Blight also finding the net. Viktoria remain unbeaten on seven points, having played only three games. Their game in hand could prove significant in the developing title race. South West have three points after four matches, despite producing six goals in this one. DRILLERS BREAK THROUGH: 9–1 AGAINST STING Edmonton Drillers finally registered their first victory of the new season in commanding style. Dejan Gajic led the way with four goals against Sting SC. Jared Mockford added two, while Benard Gwako, Cameron Schmidt and Mitchel Opryshko also scored. Noah McKee responded for Sting. The result lifted Drillers to three points and brought their season goal difference back to zero after four games. It was the kind of attacking performance that could give the squad momentum after a difficult opening. WOMEN'S SERIE B: VIKTORIA W2 EDGE PHOENIX The women's fixture at Edmonton Sports Centre produced a very different scoreline: FC Viktoria W2 1–0 Phoenix FC. Meghan Bunn scored the only goal, securing three points for Viktoria W2 in their first completed league match. The result puts Viktoria W2 second in the early Serie B table, behind Jasper Place WFC on goal difference. Phoenix begin with a narrow loss in a competition where most clubs have barely started their campaigns. THE TABLE AFTER ROUND 4 1. RedWolves SC — 10 points, four played, +20 goal difference 2. Edmonton AC Milan — 10 points, four played, +16 goal difference 3. Rangers — 9 points, four played 4. Edmonton Croatia SC — 7 points, four played 5. FC Viktoria — 7 points, three played PLAYERS MAKING HEADLINES Dejan Gajic's four-goal night powered the Drillers. Cristian de Souza Lima's hat-trick proved decisive for Viktoria. Evan Houle supplied two goals in Milan's important win over Croatia. Stefan Gajic added two more to lead the season scoring chart. In the women's match, Meghan Bunn provided the winner for Viktoria W2. THE RACE IS TAKING SHAPE Only three points separate the top five teams, and Viktoria have a game in hand. RedWolves and Milan share the points lead, Rangers have answered their first setback, and the chasing clubs have plenty of opportunities to respond. It is still early, but Tuesday offered another reminder that the championship picture can change quickly. Follow the official standings, fixtures and match records at futsaledmonton.com. PLAY FASTER. COMPETE HARDER.