The 2007

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was the 10th edition of the Canadian Soccer League's open league cup tournament running from July through early September.

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defeated Columbus Clan F.C. 3-0 in the final played at

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. It was the Attak's first Open Canada Cup title and marked the first time in the tournament's history where a Quebec club won. The 2007 tournament was significant as it featured for the first time professional and amateur teams from

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, and

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. The British Columbia teams had their own regional qualifying matches with the winner of the

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the Columbus Clan F.C. receiving a bye to the semi-finals. All CSL clubs competed in the competition with the exception of

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which opted out in order to compete in the

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and the annual

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. The remaining Ontario club were from the

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, Ottawa Carleton Soccer League, and the Western Ontario Soccer League. With the exception of Trois-Rivières the remaining Quebec club Jean-Talon 2007 represented the Concordia Regional Soccer League. London City were awarded the hosting rights to the semi-final, and final. As the host club London City were given a wild card match if they were defeated in the earlier rounds.

Qualification

Open Canada Cup bracket

''Home teams listed on top of bracket''

Preliminary round (amateur teams)

Second round

Third round

Wild Card

Semifinals

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Finals

Top scorers

References

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