Reliving a road win in Columbus 🔙💙 Take a trip down memory lane as we relive CF Montréal’s last victory on the road against the Columbus Crew, from the goals and big moments to the scenes that made it a memorable night.
Sunday night, CF Montréal had one goal in mind: finish the job and secure its place in the semifinals of the TELUS Canadian Championship 2026. Despite a frustrating start and a first‑half red card, the Montréal collective never backed down against Vancouver FC and earned a 2-1 victory, thanks to a superb free‑kick goal from Brandan Craig and a strike from Daniel Ríos. With a 4-2 aggregate score, CF Montréal once again showed great resilience. Next up: Vancouver Whitecaps FC in the semifinals.
On Wednesday night, CF Montréal faced Vancouver FC in the first leg of the TELUS Canadian Championship 2026 quarter-finals. Despite the adversity and trailing by a goal in the second half, the Montreal side never gave up and left Vancouver with a 2-1 victory. An own goal. A late penalty converted by Prince Owusu. No matter how it happened, the result is what matters.
If last Saturday’s win over Orlando City proved anything, it’s that CF Montréal never stops fighting. 😮💨 Daniel Ríos and Dagur Dan Thórhallsson score in stoppage time, Stade Saputo erupts, and that’s three straight home wins in MLS.
Relive our first victory in the Canadian Championship against Calgary Blizzard SC at Stade Saputo! A 5–0 win, featuring the first goals with the Club for Ivan Losenko and Frankie Amaya.
After a convincing 4–1 win over the Red Bull New York, CF Montréal kept the momentum going with a second straight victory, this time against New York City FC. Thanks to Prince Owusu’s goal and a strong team performance, Philippe Eullaffroy’s squad leaves Stade Saputo with three well‑earned points. 🎯
Following a tough first home outing, CF Montréal were determined to bounce back in front of their fans. Mission accomplished: a 4–1 victory over the New York Red Bulls, Prince Owusu involved in all four goals, and Philippe Eullaffroy ringing the bell. 🔔
After opening the season with two defeats, CF Montréal showed up determined and ready to do whatever it took to turn things around. The result: a convincing 3–0 win over Red Bull in New York. A liberating and well‑deserved final score — but the work is only beginning, and the group knows it.