VANCOUVER - The B.C. Lions will play two regular-season home games in Kelowna and hold a pre-season contest in Langford, B.C., next season as the FIFA World Cup takes over the team's home stadium.

Lions president Duane Vienneau made the announcement on the field during the second quarter of the team's matchup against the Toronto Argonauts in Vancouver on Friday, saying playing games outside of B.C. "just didn't feel right."

Vancouver's B.C. Place and Toronto's BMO Field will combine to host 13 matches when soccer's men's world championship comes to Canada, the United States and Mexico between June 11 and July 19.

Six games will be held in Toronto and Vancouver will stage seven, including Canada's group matches on June 18 and 24, plus a round-of-32 game on July 2 and a round-of-16 game o

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