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Abada’s hat trick helps Charlotte FC beat Montreal 4-0, clinch MLS Cup playoff berth

  • On Wednesday, Charlotte FC defeated Montreal 4-0 to clinch a berth in the 2026 MLS Cup playoffs. Liel Abada's dominant performance proved decisive in securing the postseason spot.
  • Idan Toklomati opened the scoring in the seventh minute, snapping Charlotte's three-game winless streak. Allan Saint-Maximin's cross from the penalty box set up the early goal.
  • Subbed on in the 65th minute, Abada scored three goals in a 15-minute span. The 25-year-old forward recorded his first career hat trick, reaching eight goals this season.
  • Montreal remains winless in its last five matches, with four losses. The club holds the fewest points in the Eastern Conference with a minus-30 goal differential.
  • Charlotte hosts Orlando on Halloween, while Montreal plays Saturday at New York City. Both teams conclude their regular season with these final matchups.
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Charlotte FC faces Orlando City after shutout victory

A game after shutting out CF Montreal 4-0, Charlotte FC faces Orlando City.

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The Charlotte CF signed a 4-0 win.

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With just the honor at stake, Montreal FC jumped to Charlotte's court to make his campaign a little more decent in the MLS, where he occupies the last position in a season for oblivion. His rival, meanwhile, was betting on consolidating himself in front of the playoffs and for that he needed a convincing performance, as they came from three games without winning.And go ahead he got it: he scored for 4-0, a result that did justice to the process.…

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Le Journal de Montreal broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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