US EditionToronto FC and CF Montreal Renew Their Rivalry, with Both Teams in Need of a Win
- Toronto FC will play CF Montreal on Saturday, May 17, 2025, at 2:30 p.m. EDT at Stade Saputo in Montreal for their first league meeting of the season.
- Both teams come into the match near the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings, with Toronto holding a 2-7-4 record and Montreal at 1-8-4 , following Montreal's penalty shootout win over Toronto on April 30.
- Key players include Montreal’s Prince-Osei Owusu with three goals and Toronto’s Federico Bernardeschi with two, while both clubs contend with multiple injuries including Toronto’s captain Jonathan Osorio and Montreal’s George Campbell.
- Toronto coach Robin Fraser expressed frustration over the team’s performance, noting that despite securing two advantages during the match, losing the game is particularly difficult for everyone to accept. He also mentioned that the defeat serves to motivate the team further.
- The upcoming match highlights an urgent need for wins on both sides, as Toronto sits just above Montreal, and each team faces challenges with form and player availability.
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Toronto FC and CF Montreal renew their rivalry, with both teams in need of a win
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Toronto FC and CF Montreal renew rivalry, with both teams in need of a win
There is never a shortage of emotion when Toronto FC and CF Montreal square off, but TFC’s penalty shootout loss to its rival in Telus Canadian Championship play on April 30 adds to the spice level of Saturday’s league meeting at Stade Saputo. The cup game at BMO Field saw Italian-born Albanian international Giacomo Vrioni score in the 89th minute to force the shootout as Montreal twice rallied from one-goal deficits. Goalkeeper Jonathan Sirois …
Toronto FC head to Montréal looking to set the record straight in 401 Derby clash
Revenge is on the menu, and Toronto FC are hungry after that Canadian Championship collapse. Just two weeks after penalty heartbreak, TFC are back in enemy territory with a point to prove – and maybe a little revenge on their minds. Déjà vu at Stade Saputo? This Saturday’s league clash between the Reds and the […] The post Toronto FC head to Montréal looking to set the record straight in 401 Derby clash appeared first on Waking The Red.
Ola Brynhildsen Picks Main Reason For Poor Start In Toronto
Toronto FC Star Ola Brynhildsen Opens Up About Difficult Start In MLS and Gives Key Reason For Poor Goal Return - originally posted on Sportslens.com Ola Brynhildsen has opened up about his poor start in Toronto, as the Norwegian has failed to make an impact during his loan spell in the MLS so far. Ola Brynhildsen Picks Main Reason For Poor Start In Toronto In February of this year, Toronto FC added Norwegian striker Ola Brynhildsen to their ros…
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