Kickoff: 7:30 PM ET
Venue: Stade Saputo — 4750 Sherbrooke St E, Montréal, Québec
Surface: Natural Grass
Capacity: 20,801
Weather Update — Montréal, QC (Matchday Forecast)
- Temperature: 78–80°F at kickoff
- Sky: Partly cloudy
- Humidity: Moderate (55–60%)
- Wind: Light NE at 5–7 mph
- Rain Chance: ~15%
Conditions are excellent for a high‑tempo match with minimal weather disruption.
Team Records & Standings
Toronto FC (3–6–5)
- Away Record: 1–3–3
- Last 5 Matches: D‑L‑W‑L‑D
- Goals For: 17
- Goals Against: 23
- Form: Inconsistent; defensive issues persist
CF Montréal (4–8–2)
- Home Record: 2–4–1
- Last 5 Matches: L‑W‑L‑L‑D
- Goals For: 15
- Goals Against: 26
- Form: Struggling; defensive breakdowns and inconsistent finishing
Both teams sit in the lower half of the Eastern Conference and desperately need points to stay in playoff contention.
Recent Team Form Snapshot
Toronto FC — Last Five Matches
- D vs Columbus, 1–1
- L at NYCFC, 3–1
- W vs Chicago, 2–0
- L at Orlando, 2–1
- D vs New England, 2–2
Toronto has averaged 1.4 goals per match in their last five and has shown improved midfield cohesion, but defensive lapses remain a concern.
CF Montréal — Last Five Matches
- L at Philadelphia, 3–0
- W vs Nashville, 2–1
- L at Atlanta, 4–2
- L vs Cincinnati, 3–1
- D at D.C. United, 1–1
Montréal has allowed 3.0 goals per match in their last five — the worst defensive form in MLS during that span.
Series History
- All‑Time Series: Toronto leads 15–13–5
- Last 10 Meetings: Toronto leads 6–3–1
- At Stade Saputo: Montréal has won 3 of last 5
Toronto has historically performed well in this rivalry, but Montréal’s home advantage has mattered in recent years.
Injury Report
Toronto FC
- Starting CB — Questionable (ankle sprain)
- Left Winger — Out (hamstring tear)
- Defensive Midfielder — Probable (groin tightness)
CF Montréal
- Top Striker — Probable (minor knee irritation)
- Center Back — Out (ACL recovery)
- Right Back — Questionable (illness)
Montréal’s defensive injuries are more impactful given their recent struggles.
Key Player Matchups
Toronto Attack vs Montréal Defense
Toronto’s front line has been more efficient recently, especially in transition. Montréal’s back line has been leaking goals and missing a starting CB. Edge: Toronto.
Montréal Midfield vs Toronto Midfield
Montréal’s midfield is physical but inconsistent. Toronto’s midfield trio has been improving in ball retention and tempo control. Edge: Slight to Toronto.
Montréal Striker vs Toronto Center Backs
Montréal’s striker is in decent form, but Toronto’s CB availability is uncertain. Edge: Even — depends on Toronto’s injury status.
Goalkeeper Battle
Toronto’s keeper has been solid despite defensive issues. Montréal’s keeper has faced heavy pressure and conceded frequently. Edge: Toronto.
Statistical Comparison
| Category | Toronto | Montréal |
| Goals/Game | 1.21 | 1.07 |
| Goals Allowed/Game | 1.64 | 1.86 |
| Shots/Game | 12.8 | 11.3 |
| Possession | 49% | 47% |
| Passing Accuracy | 80% | 78% |
Toronto holds slight advantages in attack, possession, and defensive stability.
Betting Trends
Toronto FC
- 2–1–2 in last 5 matches
- Over is 3–1 in last 4
- 6–3–1 in last 10 vs Montréal
CF Montréal
- 1–3–1 in last 5
- Over is 4–1 in last 5
- Conceded 3+ goals in 3 of last 5
MATCH ODDS
Toronto FC + 185
CF Montreal Impact + 140
Draw + 230
Over 2.5 – 135 Under 2.5 + 110
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Wednesday, July 15, 2026
