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Ontreal Manic and Seattle Sounders , iast hurrah for rhe \ \SL as membership could make would not have helped the situation. In the . to nine uiih :te cemise of Team "eams end chicago Sting and roronto Blizzard met -ontreal Manic and Seattle Sounders. The in the final. Fort was played in Chicago with : franchise moved to Minnesota. Tl.^lt1r:fe the Sting winnin! z-,1 rn the second, played rtowl, the single game .and at Toronto's Varsity Stadium] showpiece final. rr as dropped Chicago took a 2-0 lead li raced with a best-of-three before the Blizzard came storming final series. in rfr. irop. back to tie the score lha. arger crowds at 2-2. Seconds tatei Chicago U.otE would result from having the contenders away to score :,,,,' g at home. the winner and take the NASL iitle back to the 'Windy City'for the second time. '- Jrtunately, by that time any changes that the NASL As it turned out it was to be the final NASL game. Final League Tables and Statistics ! {- ER\ DI\'ISION P w L For Ag pts Play-offs Semi-finals 1'.--: 24 l3 11 50 49 120 - - " b .zzata Sept 18, 1984 Chicago St.ing_0: Vancouver ': 24 t4 10 46 33 117 Whitecaps I (OT) \::; CrrSITloS ,:r- 24 l3 rl 43 42 lt5 [..:,:. 8. Rou Sept 23, tnro u""."r$ir!$"i,?33lps dies 24 9 15 43 6t 87 t: chicago Sting 3 \1'I Sept 28, ua+ crricafTJ,6;llV';l.ouver !R\ DI'ISION P W L For Ag pts whitecaps 3 San go Sockers 24 14 10 51 42 118 Sept 18, le84 San Vanc .,n er \\'hitecaos ,oror,,o Btizzard2 24 13 ll 51 48 117 Minnesota Strikers' "t$t::i,*.-.:',, 24 14 t0 40 115 sept 21, rss+ ro.onlinrtil3:'i:rr"n Tulsa Roughnecks 44 Diego sockers 0 24 l0 t4 42 46 98 (in Toronto) Golden Bay Earthquakes 24 8166162 95 Championship Series 84 Based - on six points for win plus one for each goal to a -a -p-oint up Oct I, 1984 Chicago Sting 2: Toronto .maximum of three ?er tiam. 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