CF Montreal's attack is significantly weakened by the suspension of leading scorer Prince Owusu and injuries to key wingers Ivan Jaime and Wikelman Carmona, while Toronto FC faces substantial defensive challenges due to multiple starting defenders being injured and captain Jonathan Osorio suspended,
Match result (adjusted)
46%
24%
29%
CF Montreal win46%
Draw24%
Toronto win29%
Total goals (adjusted)
55%
45%
Over 2.555%
Under 2.545%
Both teams to score (adjusted)
57%
43%
Yes57%
No43%
CF Montreal
ATK -15%DEF -10%
mixed
• Prince Owusu ST· starter · suspended
• Ivan Jaime W· starter · unavailable
• Wikelman Carmona AM· starter · injured
• Fabian Herbers W· rotation · injured
• Bode Hidalgo RB· rotation · injured
• Josh Nteziryayo CB· reserve · injured
Toronto
ATK -5%DEF -15%
poor
• Jonathan Osorio CM· starter · suspended
• Matheus Pereira LB· starter
Researched by gemini-2.5-flash. AI adjustments are bounded to ±20% of the model and can be wrong — treat as informed context, not fact.
Base model (before team news)
Match result (1X2)
48%
24%
27%
CF Montreal win48%
Draw24%
Toronto win27%
Total goals
54%
46%
Over 2.554%
Under 2.546%
Both teams to score
Scoreline probabilities
Most likely score: CF Montreal 1–1 Toronto (11%)
home goals \ away goals
0
1
2
3
4
5
0
6
7
4
2
0
0
1
10
11
7
3
1
0
2
· injured
• Richie Laryea RB· starter · injured
• Benjamin Kuscevic CB· starter · injured
• Lazar Stefanovic CB· rotation · injured
• Henry Wingo RB· rotation · injured
• Markus Cimermancic CM· rotation · injured
• Deandre Kerr ST· rotation · doubtful
56%
44%
Yes56%
No44%
Match result, over/under and both-teams-to-score are for 90 minutes only — regulation plus referee stoppage time. Extra time and penalties are not counted.