EDMONTON | NOVEMBER 11, 2026 EWFL NEWSROOM | WOMEN'S SERIE A ROUND 3 PREVIEW TWO PERFECT STARTS UNDER PRESSURE: EWFL SERIE A ENTERS ROUND 3 Two undefeated teams. Four matches. One newcomer ready to make its mark. The Edmonton Women's Futsal League returns Thursday, November 12, with another important evening of Serie A competition at Edmonton Soccer Centre East, Court 8. Edmonton Drillers W and FC Viktoria W have established themselves at the top of the early standings, each collecting six points from their first two matches. BTB are looking to respond after their first defeat, South West United are searching for a first win, and Aurora WFC are preparing for their opening league appearance of the season. The early championship picture is beginning to emerge, but there is still plenty to discover. DRILLERS FACE BTB IN A TEST OF EARLY AMBITIONS 6 PM | BTB SC vs Edmonton Drillers W Few teams have begun the season as impressively as Edmonton Drillers. They opened with a 4–2 victory over FSJ Futsalistas before delivering a commanding 13–2 result against Edmonton Scottish United. With 17 goals scored and four conceded, Drillers enter Thursday at the top of the table on goal difference. Their attacking strength has been shared across the squad. Brittany Bowdige and Raunya Haymour have three goals apiece, while Athena Moukhaiber, Caitlin Ratcliffe, Kassy Jajczay and several others have contributed. BTB represent an intriguing challenge. After opening with an emphatic 11–0 victory over Ital Canadian SC, they lost 3–0 to Viktoria in Round 2. Thursday presents an opportunity to demonstrate that their prolific opening performance can be sustained against another leading opponent. For Drillers, it is another opportunity to defend their perfect record and strengthen their position at the summit. VIKTORIA LOOK TO STAY PERFECT AGAINST SOUTH WEST 7 PM | South West United W vs FC Viktoria W Viktoria have quietly produced one of the most impressive starts in Serie A. A 5–3 win over Edmonton Scottish United was followed by a disciplined 3–0 victory against BTB. Two matches, two victories, eight goals scored and only three conceded. While Drillers have attracted attention with their attacking totals, Viktoria have shown balance at both ends. Jenna Peace scored twice against BTB, with Julia Warner adding the third. South West United have experienced a frustrating opening fortnight, losing 4–3 to Angels and 3–2 to Ital Canadian. Both matches were decided by a single goal. Emily Duxbury has scored three of South West's five goals and remains a player to watch. The next challenge is converting close performances into points against one of the division's leaders. Viktoria are aiming for a third consecutive victory. South West have an opportunity to make a statement and change the direction of their season. AURORA PREPARE FOR THEIR EWFL SERIE A DEBUT 8 PM | Edmonton Scottish United vs Aurora WFC One of the evening's most intriguing fixtures features a newcomer to the 2026/27 competition. Aurora WFC have yet to play a completed league match this season, making Thursday their first competitive appearance in the current EWFL Serie A campaign. Without prior results, Aurora are something of an unknown quantity. Their debut will offer an early indication of how they might fit into this year's competitive field. Scottish United have already faced two demanding opponents, losing 5–3 to Viktoria and 13–2 to Drillers. Charlotte MacIntyre has been an attacking bright spot, scoring three goals over those two matches. For Scottish, the challenge is to improve defensively and collect the first points of the campaign. For Aurora, the game represents a fresh start and an opportunity to introduce themselves. ANGELS AND ITAL CANADIAN SEEK MOMENTUM 9 PM | Angels SC vs Ital Canadian SC The final match brings together two clubs sitting on three points, but with very different paths to that total. Angels began with a 4–3 victory over South West United, then narrowly lost 5–4 to FSJ Futsalistas. Their games have been lively affairs, with 17 combined goals. Kelsey Langille and Tainara de Lima Oliveira have scored twice each. Ital Canadian, meanwhile, have already experienced a dramatic turnaround. After an 11–0 defeat to BTB in the opening round, they responded with a 3–2 victory over South West United. Ayaan Haymour, Hailie Semeniuk and Leyal Yehia scored in that important response. Both sides can take another step forward with a victory. For Angels, it is an opportunity to turn close contests into consistent results. For Ital Canadian, it is a chance to build on a confidence-restoring performance. THE SCORERS MAKING THEIR MARK After two games for most clubs, several players have emerged among the leading scorers. Drillers' Brittany Bowdige and Raunya Haymour, South West's Emily Duxbury and Scottish's Charlotte MacIntyre all have three goals. Other players contributing early include Viktoria's Jenna Peace, Angels' Kelsey Langille and Tainara de Lima Oliveira, and several Drillers teammates who have shared the scoring load. Individual goal totals do not tell the whole story, but these early performances give supporters plenty of players to follow as the season develops. THE TABLE BEFORE ROUND 3 1. Edmonton Drillers W — 6 points from 2 matches 2. FC Viktoria W — 6 points from 2 matches 3. BTB SC — 3 points from 2 matches 4. Angels SC — 3 points from 2 matches 5. FSJ Futsalistas — 3 points from 2 matches 6. Ital Canadian SC — 3 points from 2 matches Aurora WFC and Parkland FC have not yet played a completed league game. South West United and Edmonton Scottish United will be looking to open their accounts. FOUR MATCHES, PLENTY TO DISCOVER Can Drillers maintain their explosive scoring form against BTB? Will Viktoria extend their disciplined unbeaten run? What will Aurora bring to the competition? And which of Angels or Ital Canadian can build on an encouraging result? Thursday's matches will not decide the championship, but they will reveal more about how the 2026/27 EWFL Serie A season is taking shape. All four fixtures take place Thursday, November 12, at Edmonton Soccer Centre East, Court 8. Games begin at 6 PM and continue hourly through 9 PM Edmonton local time, as listed on the official website. Follow the official fixtures, standings and player statistics at futsaledmonton.com. PLAY FASTER. COMPETE HARDER.