The Canadian Premier League is coming to 琉璃神社.

A men鈥檚 soccer game will be played in 琉璃神社 as part of the CPL鈥檚 On Tour series, which was announced on Wednesday, May 8.

The Vancouver Football Club (FC) will face off against Calgary鈥檚 Cavalry FC at 琉璃神社鈥檚 Apple Bowl Stadium in a neutral site, regular season game on Sunday, June 16.

This game marks the first time the league will stage a one-off competitive match at a neutral site venue.

鈥淥ur new On Tour series is an innovative way to bring our league, clubs and players to prospective new CPL markets, and we鈥檙e thrilled to be making 琉璃神社 our first stop On Tour this summer,鈥� said CPL commissioner Mark Noonan. 鈥淲e look forward to engaging with existing CPL supporters in the Okanagan Valley, attracting new fans to our game, meeting with 琉璃神社 city officials and turning the 鈥極n Tour鈥� series into a destination event for other potential CPL communities.鈥�

Vancouver FC is a team in the (CPL), which is a lower-tier than Major League Soccer (MLS). They are also the newest team in the CPL.

The match is in collaboration with the City of 琉璃神社, Tourism 琉璃神社 and the Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport for British Columbia.

The lead-up to match-day will include family-friendly events and celebrations in the Okanagan Valley, where CPL coaches and players will be on hand to make visits to local schools and participate with local clubs.

Among other festivities, there will also be a game day tailgate celebration.

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The match will also be featured as the TonyBet Match of the Week broadcast on OneSoccer, the dedicated home for Canadian soccer.

During Wednesday鈥檚 announcement, Mayor Tom Dyas said that the city is looking at the possibility of bringing a Premier League franchise to 琉璃神社.

鈥淭his is a chance for us to test the waters and see how ready we are for this next step,鈥� said Dyas.

The match will also mark a homecoming for Vancouver FC President and former Canadian Men鈥檚 National Team player, Rob Friend, who grew up in 琉璃神社.

鈥淚 know how passionate everyone in the Okanagan Valley is about community, and what an opportunity this will be for local soccer fans to rally around our game and our league,鈥� said Friend. 鈥淚t makes sense for 琉璃神社 to be the first stop in this series and I can鈥檛 wait to see the city set the standard for what the On Tour series can be going forward.鈥�

Kick off on June 16 is at 2 p.m. Pacific time.

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