The most spectacular plays from the Canadian Football League

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The most spectacular plays from the Canadian Football Leagues regular season are squaring off on TSN. Pele Brazil .ca, as you can determine the play that tops em all in the fifth-annual TSN Play of the Year Showdown: Canadian Football Edition beginning today. Featuring 12 incredible plays from some of the leagues most talented players, the TSN Play of the Year Showdown: Canadian Football Edition lets you select a champion using TSN.cas online voting platform through four rounds of head-to-head voting at TSN.ca/Showdown. Voting is unlimited and each match-up has a custom video showcasing the two plays. Kicking off the competition today is a preliminary round match-up between Tim Brown of the B.C. Lions and Demond Washington of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. In total, eight different plays will be featured in the TSN Play of the Year Showdowns preliminary round, which runs from Nov. 4-7. Vote for your favourite plays for 24 hours, with the winners moving on to the quarter-finals and facing off against the four plays that were given byes. The quarter-final round runs Nov. 8-11, with the winners advancing to the semifinal round match-ups on Nov. 12 and 14. Voting for each match-up in the quarter-final and semifinal rounds lasts for 48 hours. The two plays emerging from the semifinals will move on to the championship round. Fan voting for the ultimate play of the year begins Nov. 17 and the winner is unveiled in on Grey Cup Saturday on Nov. 23. on TSN. Kaka Brazil . -- The hallmark of a good team, at least in Royals manager Ned Yosts opinion, is the ability to wedge open the smallest of openings that an opponent provides. Dani Alves Brazil Jersey . Verstappen has been racing in the Formula 3 European Championship this year, winning eight of 27 races, and joined the Red Bull Junior Team this month. Toro Rosso, the sister team of Red Bull, said Monday that Verstappen will race alongside Daniil Kvyat in 2015, replacing Frenchman Jean-Eric Vergne. RECIFE, Brazil -- Mexico surged into the World Cups knockout stage for a sixth straight time Monday with a 3-1 win over Croatia. Rafael Marquez, Andres Guardado and Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez scored in a 10-minute span in the second half, dooming a talented Croatia side to elimination from the group stage. The Croats had to win to advance and held the bulk of possession, but had trouble seriously threatening goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa, who kept out all efforts until an 87th-minute consolation goal from Ivan Perisic. Mexico entered the game needing only a draw, and looked dangerous in attack, but was kept out until the three-goal burst. Marquez struck first, beating Croatia defender Vedran Corluka to head home Hector Herreras corner kick in the 72nd minute. Three minutes later, Guardado found the net with a hard, left-footed, one-time shot after a cross from Oribe Peralta. Then in the 82nd minute, Hernandez, the popular Manchester United striker who has been a second-half substitute in all three of Mexicos matches, scored with a header after Herreras corner had glanced off the head of Marquez. Croatia didnt score until it was too late, with Perisic sliding a shot past Ochoa after being set up by a neat backheel pass from Ivan Rakitic. It was the first goal Mexico has conceded in the World Cup, but "El Tri" hardly seemed to mind when the final whistle sounded and a lively, heavily Mexican crowd in Arena Pernambuco erupted. Mexico appeared to be labouring throughh a downspell before this World Cup. Bernard Brazil. It struggled just to qualify out of CONCACAF and fired three coaches in a years time before Miguel Herrera took over and ultimately rescued Mexicos hopes by soundly beating New Zealand in a last-chance qualifier. In the hours leading up to the match, Miguel Herrera, known as a coach of the people for the way he engages fans on social media and at times in public, implored the Mexico faithful to "stay together" and sing the national anthem "like never before." Mexican fans, whose green jerseys distinguished them as the overwhelming majority in the crowd, did not disappoint, belting out a thunderous rendition. Croatia had expected to play before a crowd heavily in Mexicos favour, with star Real Madrid midfielder Luka Modric saying on the eve of the match that the game would not be won in the stands, and that his side was motivated to silence the crowd. Croatia players were heckled each time they took a corner kick, and goalkeeper Stipe Pletikosa was heckled whenever he touched the ball. Mexicos attacking play also enlivened the crowd, particularly a sizzling 25-yard shot by Hector Herrera that rattled the crossbar in the 16th minute. In the 19th, Oribe Peralta pounced on a bounding ball from Herrera in the penalty area, but his sliding attempt to chip over the advancing Pletikosa went wide. Croatia enjoyed the bulk of possession in the opening 45 minutes, but didnt force Ochoa to make a single save. cheap jerseys Cheap NFL Jerseys ' ' '