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**Toronto hosts Montréal in a clash of two teams desperately hunting points** — both squads are limping through early October, and whoever finds form first could spark a playoff run. 🔥
Toronto's been battered lately (three straight losses on the road), while Montréal grabbed a morale-boosting win over Cincinnati but can't string consistency together. Head-to-head, it's basically even — **18 wins each in 41 meetings** — so expect this to be tight.
Key storylines:
- **J. Sargent** leads Toronto's attack on home soil where they've historically fared better than away
- **Montréal's injury crisis is real** — missing four players including key defenders, which leaves them vulnerable at the back
- **Both teams need a W badly** to keep playoff hopes alive; this is a 90-minute scrap
Expected lineups:
- **Toronto FC**: L. Gavran, M. Pereira, B. Kuscevic, W. Zimmerman, R. Laryea, N. Dorsch, A. Coello, D. Sallói, M. Cimermancic, T. Corbeanu, J. Sargent
- **CF Montréal**: S. Breza, L. Petrasso, J. Neal, B. Ceballos, D. Bugaj, F. Herbers, V. Loturi, M. Longstaff, D. Rios, P. Owusu, H. Synchuk
Prediction:
**Toronto FC 2–1 CF Montréal**. Home field and Montréal's depleted defense gives Toronto a slight edge to pull off a much-needed win. ⚪
Our calls before kick-off, and how they went.
A confidence, not a tip. We do not claim these beat the bookmakers' price — the odds are short precisely because the outcome is likely.
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