Toronto FC vs CF Montreal Prediction & Betting Tips

Neither team is finding much consistency

Toronto's last 20 matches read 3 wins, 9 draws and 8 losses, with 30 goals scored against 41 conceded. That's a lot of drawn games mixed in among some heavy defeats.

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Toronto FC: 20 completed matches; CF Montreal: 20 completed matches.

Toronto FC

20 matches

Win

15% 3 / 20

Draw

45% 9 / 20

Loss

40% 8 / 20

Scored

30

Conceded

41

Difference

-11

CF Montreal

20 matches

Win

25% 5 / 20

Draw

35% 7 / 20

Loss

40% 8 / 20

Scored

24

Conceded

34

Difference

-10

Montreal's equivalent run is 5 wins, 7 draws and 8 losses, scoring 24 and conceding 34. Both samples blend MLS with Canadian Championship fixtures, so it's not a clean league-only picture, but the pattern of shaky results either way is clear enough.

Both teams have struggled to string wins together, and draws have been a regular feature for each of them.

Recent meetings have been tight, older ones less so

The most recent meeting between these two finished 0-0 back in July 2026. Before that there was a 1-1 draw and a 2-2 in the Canadian Championship, suggesting recent encounters have been fairly even.

Go back further and the picture changes completely, with a 1-6 and a 5-1 among the results. That history shows this fixture can swing either way, and it's not something to lean on heavily given how far back some of those scorelines go.

Toronto sit above Montreal, but not by much

Toronto are 12th with 29 points from 26 games, while Montreal are 15th on 21 points from the same number of matches. Toronto's goal difference is healthier too, at minus 10 compared to Montreal's minus 22.

That gap fits with what the recent form shows, Toronto have simply picked up a few more results without playing a different level of football.

Both squads carry a long list of names to watch

Montreal's list of absences is lengthy, including Ibrahim and Amaya as doubts, Hidalgo out with a groin issue, Pereira with a lower-body injury and Piette missing through yellow-card accumulation. Several other names are tied to international duty entries rather than confirmed unavailability for this specific game, given how far out it is from the current data.

Toronto FC:

Penalty cards:

W. Zimmerman x 1 x 5

R. Edwards x 1 x 3

Injury list:

R. Chukwu

M. Cimermancic

B. Kuscevic

R. Laryea

D. Mihailovic

N. Palacio

W. Zimmerman

CF Montreal:

Best scorers:

P. Owusu - 13

Penalty cards:

B. Vera x 1 x 5

Injury list:

S. Ibrahim

W. Carmona

O. Escobar

B. Hidalgo

E. Morales

D. Pereira

S. Piette

V. Radojevic

D. Sealy

N. Streit

G. Synchuk

B. Vera

F. Amaya

T. Gillier

Toronto have their own concerns, with Zimmerman flagged for yellow cards and Mihailovic for a muscle injury among others. On the attacking side, Montreal's P. Owusu has scored 13 goals in 24 appearances, easily their standout threat if he's involved.

With the match still weeks away, it's too early to treat any of these entries as a confirmed lineup situation.