1951 National Soccer League
President:
Secretary-treasurer: W. B. Howie, Montreal
Review of the season
The annual general meeting was held in Toronto on Saturday April 7, 1951. Hamilton Austins joined the league.
Toronto St. Andrews won the league championship. St. Andrews, Ulster United, Toronto Ukraina and East End Canadians qualified for the NSL Play-off finals. As it was very late in the season St. Andrews and Ulster United decided not play their game.
The play-off match between Toronto Ukraina and East End Canadians ended up as being the only play-off game being played. Ukraina won 1-0 and was awarded the NSL play-off championship.
Ulster United won the Dominion Cup finals.
Final standings
| GP | W | L | T | GF | GA | Pts | |
| St. Andrews | 24 | 17 | 5 | 2 | 68 | 30 | 36 |
| Ulster United | 24 | 16 | 5 | 3 | 57 | 24 | 35 |
| Toronto Ukraina | 24 | 13 | 8 | 3 | 44 | 30 | 29 |
| East End Canadians | 24 | 11 | 6 | 7 | 34 | 29 | 29 |
| Hamilton Westinghouse | 24 | 7 | 10 | 7 | 48 | 43 | 21 |
| Toronto Scottish | 24 | 4 | 16 | 4 | 20 | 55 | 12 |
| Hamilton Austin | 24 | 2 | 20 | 2 | 16 | 76 | 6 |
St. Andrews, Ulster United, Toronto Ukraina and East End Canadians qualified for the NSL Play-off finals.
National Soccer League Play-off final
1951, Toronto
Toronto Ukraina 1
East End Canadians 0
Toronto Ukraina won the NSL playoff championship.
Exhibition games
May 24, 1951 C.N.E. Stadium, Toronto
Attendance: 8,000
Ontario All-Stars 0
Fulham 3
June 5, 1951 C.N.E. Stadium, Toronto
Attendance: 8,000
National Soccer League All-Stars 1
Glasgow Celtic 2
Read about the match here
June 27, 1951 Civic Stadium, Hamilton, Ontario
Hamilton & District All-Stars 0
A.I.K. Stockholm 2
Read about the match here.
June 29, 1951 Westmount Atheltic Gounds, Montreal, Quebec
Montreal All Stars
A.I.K. Stockholm 5
Read about the match here.
July 21, 1951 Beck’s Field, Buffalo, New York
Buffalo Becks 5
East End Canadians 3
October 21, 1951 Wigle Park, Windsor
Attendance: 1,000
Windsor All Stars 1
Hamilton Westinghouse 2
Other leagues and cups
1951 Dominion Cup
Ontario Semi-finals
August 18, 1951 Wigle Park, Windsor
U.A.W.-C.I.O
Toronto Hungaria
XX qualified for Ontario finals
XX
XX
XX
Ulster United qualified for Ontario finals
Ontario Finals
XX, 1951
Hamilton Westinghouse 0
Ulster United 1
September 3, 1951 Toronto
Ulster United 2
Hamilton Westinghouse 1
Ulster United won two-game total points final 3-1 and qualified for Eastern finals
Quebec Finals
XX
XX
XX
Montreal Italia qualified for Eastern finals
Dominion Cup Semi-finals
Eastern Canada Finals
September 8, 1951 Toronto
Ulster United 2
Montreal Italia 1
September 10, 1951 Toronto
Ulster United 1 (Johnny Douglas)
Montreal Italia 2 (Gino Sandrin, Vince Dilalla)
September 11, 1951 Toronto
Attendance: 4,500
Ulster United 3 (Alf Davis 2, Bobby Kennedy)
Montreal Italia 0
Ulster United qualified for Dominion Cup Finals
Western Canada Finals
September 8, 1951 Winnipeg
Winnipeg Scottish 0
Vancouver St. Andrews 2 (Johnny Halley 2)
September 10, 1951 Winnipeg
Winnipeg Scottish 2 (Jack Broadley, George James)
Vancouver St Andrews 4 (Art Hughes 4)
Vancouver St Andrews qualified for Dominion Cup Finals
Dominion Cup Finals
September 15, 1951 Montreal
Ulster United 1
Vancouver St Andrews 1
Ulster United: George Anderson; John Gifford, Jack Perrett; Sammy Davidson, Phil McKay, Archie McDowall; Johnny Douglas, Hugh Suttie, Vic Malcolmson, Jack Long. Subs: Tommy Smith, Johnny Aitken, Vance
St Andrews: Bobby Newbold; Johnny Webber, Roy Cairns; Wes Henderson, Nick Glover, Donny Matheson; Walter Novak, Paul Fabris, Popovitch, Johnny Halley, Art Hughes. Subs: Jack Jones, Jack Spry, Hunt
September 16, 1951 Toronto
Ulster United 2
Vancouver St Andrews 1
Ulster United:
St Andrews:
September 18, 1951 Toronto
Ulster United 2
Vancouver St Andrews 2
Ulster United:
St Andrews:
Ulster United won the best of three games Dominion Cup Finals
1951 Montreal Soccer League
Clubs: Cancar, Engineering, Hakoah, Hungaria, Stelco, Sparta
Final standings
| Top 2 | GP | Pts |
| 1. Montreal Stelco | 23 | |
| 2. Montreal Hakoah | 22 |
1951 Southern Ontario League
Clubs: Niagara Falls Legion Celtic,
Champion: