Toronto vs CF Montréal prediction, odds and how to watch

Paxten Aaronson's first-half penalty was enough for Colorado Rapids to take all three points against CF Montréal, who dominated possession but lacked the cutting edge to convert their chances.

Orlando City were clinical and composed in a 3-0 MLS win over Toronto, with Antoine Griezmann opening the scoring before substitute Harvey Sarajian and Iván Angulo put the result beyond any doubt.

Charlotte came to Montréal, competed harder when it mattered, and took three points. CF Montréal had more of everything except what counts: the result.

Toronto dominated the stats and created far more, but could only draw 1-1 with New York City after Dániel Sallói came off the bench to level. It is another point dropped when three were there for the taking.

Lionel Messi scored four times as Inter Miami put seven past a shambolic CF Montréal side, delivering the kind of performance that reminds you exactly why standards matter. This was not a football match. It was an execution.

Josh Sargent scored three times for Chicago Fire but could not prevent a 4-4 draw at Toronto, as both defences were pulled apart in a chaotic Major League Soccer contest that produced eight goals and absolutely no accountability at the back.

CF Montréal arrive at Toronto having conceded 14 goals in their last five matches. Toronto have not lost in five. This one writes itself.

Nashville SC arrive at this fixture on the back of four wins from five, having scored fourteen goals along the way. Toronto have not lost in their last five but they have not exactly been pulling up trees either.