Toronto FC vs CF Montreal: Montreal's 10 Away Losses

Toronto FCTOR

Lewis Morgan 90+3'
Djordje Mihailović 90+5'

Major League Soccer

2–1

Full Time

HT 0–0

BMO Field

Toronto

CF MontrealMON

Daniel Ríos 52'

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Toronto host a Montreal side that has lost four of its last five and has been poor on the road all season. Toronto are in poor form themselves, with three straight defeats, but they have been far steadier at BMO Field, where they have lost only twice in fourteen. Neither defence…

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Toronto FC have scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches
Toronto FC haven't kept a clean sheet in their last 11 matches
Toronto FC have lost their last 3 matches
CF Montreal have scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches
CF Montreal have been awarded the most penalties in this competition this season (8)
CF Montreal haven't kept a clean sheet in their last 14 matches

As they stood before kick-off.

Toronto FC vs CF Montreal: Montreal's 10 Away Losses

Published Fri 9 Oct

Toronto FC meet CF Montreal in Major League Soccer on Saturday 10 October 2026 at BMO Field in Toronto, with the visitors sitting bottom of the Eastern Conference after losing 10 of their 13 away league fixtures this season.

Montreal have lost 10 of 13 away matches

CF Montreal sit 15th in the Eastern Conference standings with 24 points from 27 games. While they recorded a 3-1 home victory over FC Cincinnati on 26 September behind two goals from top scorer Prince-Osei Owusu, their travels have yielded little success. Montreal have won twice, drawn once, and lost 10 times away from home in league action, conceding 36 goals while scoring 15.

Toronto FC sit two places above Montreal in 13th with 29 points from 27 matches. The hosts have dropped three consecutive away matches—losing 3-0 at Orlando City SC on 12 September, 3-1 at St. Louis City on 20 September, and 2-0 at Nashville SC on 27 September—but their home form has been sturdier. Toronto have lost only two of their 14 home fixtures in MLS this campaign, picking up four wins and eight draws at BMO Field.

Toronto FC hold a five-match unbeaten run in this derby

The previous encounter between the two clubs ended in a 0-0 draw on 16 July 2026. That result extended Toronto's unbeaten run against Montreal to five matches. Prior to that scoreless meeting, the sides drew 1-1 on 30 August 2025, following three straight Toronto victories: 6-1 on 17 May 2025, 1-0 on 20 July 2024, and 5-1 on 18 May 2024.

Both sides have conceded heavily in recent weeks. Toronto FC allow an average of 1.99 expected goals per game over their last five outings while generating 1.43. Montreal have allowed 1.87 expected goals per game across the same span while creating 1.16, though Owusu has reached 15 goals in all competitions this season compared to a team-high seven for Toronto's Josh Sargent.

Four injuries hit Montreal as Toronto miss Mihailović and Palacio

Toronto FC enter the contest without two players due to injury: midfielder Djordje Mihailović and Nelson Palacio. Montreal carry four confirmed injury absences into the match, with defenders Bode Hidalgo and Brayan Vera sidelined alongside Daniel Pereira and Josh Nteziryayo.

Our model expects a Toronto FC win

Our model expects a Toronto FC win with medium confidence. Toronto have been beaten only twice in 14 home league games at BMO Field and are unbeaten in five straight meetings with Montreal, while the visitors have lost 10 of their 13 away fixtures in Major League Soccer this year.

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