Summary 2019 The
2019 finals were contested between the winners of the spring and fall seasons. The championship was contested as a
two-legged tie, with each team hosting one leg at home. The winner was determined by
aggregate score but if the aggregate score was tied, the team with the most
away goals wins the series. A
penalty shoot-out was the final tiebreaker.
2020 The
2020 season saw the end of the split season format, with the 2020 finals scheduled to be contested between the top-seeded regular season team and the winner of a playoff between the second and third-placed teams.
2021–2022; 2026–present The
2021 season brought in a new four-team single leg knockout
playoff with the two first round winners advancing to the final. The higher-seeded finalist hosts the single leg final. If a match is tied at the end of normal playing time,
extra time is played (two periods of 15 minutes each) and, if necessary, followed by a
penalty shoot-out to determine the winners. Prior to the start of the
2022 season, the league announced that playoff semi-finals would switch to a two-legged format but that the final would continue to be played as a single match hosted by the higher-seeded team. The CPL chose to use the Page playoff system as it puts more emphasis on regular season performances. ==Results==