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Bernardeschi, Corbeanu score twice to lead Toronto FC to 6-1 thrashing of CF Montreal

  • Toronto FC defeated Canadian rivals Montreal 6-1 in a Major League Soccer match on Saturday.
  • Montreal, who sit last in the Eastern Conference, were handed a disadvantage early on when Joel Waterman received a direct red card in the 21st minute, with Toronto already leading 1-0.
  • Federico Bernardeschi, previously of Juventus, netted two goals as part of an impressive team effort that also featured strikes from Tyrese Spicer and a double from substitute Canadian forward Theo Corbeanu.
  • Toronto head coach Robin Fraser praised the team’s composed and patient approach, highlighting Bernardeschi’s constant threat whenever he had the ball, and pointed out that Montreal faced a challenging scenario after being reduced to ten men early in the match.
  • Toronto's comprehensive win illustrated their ability to capitalize on a numerical advantage and pressured Montreal further in the Eastern Conference standings.
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Bernardeschi double as Toronto hit Montreal for six

Former Juventus winger Federico Bernardeschi scored twice as Toronto FC romped to a 6-1 win at Canadian rivals Montreal in Major League Soccer on Saturday.

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Bernardeschi scores twice, Toronto FC routs CF Montreal 6-1 in rivalry matchup

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Bernardeschi, Corbeanu score twice to lead Toronto FC to 6-1 thrashing of CF Montreal

Federico Bernardeschi and reserve Theo Corbeanu each scored two goals and Toronto FC dismantled CF Montreal 6-1

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At the 34th minute, a supporter of the CF Montréal rose from his bench, climbed the stairs of the Saputo Stadium and went to address President Gabriel Gervais, seated above. The Blue White Black lost 3-0 against his rival of the Toronto FC at that time, and was running out of a man since Joel Waterman was expelled at the 21st minute. In other words: it was a calamitous day.

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Sportsnet broke the news in Canada on Saturday, May 17, 2025.
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