CF Montreal: match results and statistics
3 investigationsLatest Cf Montreal football matches: every report comes with full stats, xG analysis and the Crime Index of the result.
Current squad — Cf Montreal
Goalkeepers
- 1S. Breza
- 31T. Gillier
- 41S. Keita
Defenders
- 2J. Neal
- 3B. Ceballos
- 4B. Vera
- 5B. Craig
- 13L. Petrasso
- 19B. Hidalgo
- 24E. Morales
- 27D. Bugaj
Midfielders
- 6S. Piette
- 7D. Pereira
- 8M. Longstaff
- 16W. Carmona
- 21F. Herbers
- 22V. Loturi
- 25F. Amaya
- 26I. Losenko
Attackers
- 9P. Owusu
- 10A. Sánchez
- 14D. Ríos
- 18H. Synchuk
- 23N. Streit
- 29O. Escobar
- 35Owen Graham-Roache
Injuries & Suspensions
- A. Sanchez— Missing Fixture (Inactive)
- B. Ceballos— Missing Fixture (Inactive)
- B. Hidalgo— Missing Fixture (Groin Injury)
- B. Vera— Missing Fixture (Red Card)
- E. Morales— Missing Fixture (Toe Injury)
- F. Amaya— Missing Fixture (Lower-Body Injury)
- F. Herbers— Missing Fixture (Leg Injury)
- G. Synchuk— Missing Fixture (Lower-Body Injury)
- J. Nteziryayo— Missing Fixture (Lower-Body Injury)
- N. Streit— Missing Fixture (Illness)
- P. Owusu— Missing Fixture (Yellow Cards)
- S. Ibrahim— Missing Fixture (Back Injury)
- T. Aviles— Missing Fixture (Hamstring Injury)
- T. Gillier— Missing Fixture (Concussion)
- W. Carmona— Missing Fixture (Knee Injury)
Recent Transfers
- A. Sánchez— joined from Sevilla, Free agent (2026-08-10)
- D. Þórhallsson— left for San Diego, Transfer (2026-07-23)
- B. Ceballos— joined from New England Revolution, Transfer (2026-07-23)
- D. Þórhallsson— left for San Diego, Transfer (2026-07-22)
- Aleksandr Guboglo— left for Reims, Loan (2026-07-22)
- B. Ceballos— joined from New England Revolution, Transfer (2026-07-22)
- D. Pereira— joined from Austin, Transfer (2026-07-12)
- D. Pereira— joined from Austin, Transfer (2026-07-11)
- I. Losenko— joined from Shakhtar Donetsk, Loan (2026-06-30)
- K. Opoku— left for Panetolikos, Free agent (2026-06-30)
Cf Montreal Squad: Latest Match
CF Montreal — DC United · 4-3-3- 31T. GillierG
- 3B. CeballosD
- 2J. NealD
- 4B. VeraD
- 13L. PetrassoD
- 22V. LoturiM
- 7D. PereiraM
- 21F. HerbersM
- 18G. SynchukF
- 9P. OwusuF
- 23N. Streit
Montreal Draw 1:1 With DC United Thanks to Seven Away Saves
The hosts put in 20 shots and held the ball for two-thirds of the match, yet walked away with only a 1:1 draw — on expected goals (xG), Montreal outscored DC United by nearly three to one, 1.88 against 0.56. The match anomaly score here is low: per the Bravsen model, this kind of result at this size of gap shows up in roughly 31% of comparable matches, and it isn't a shock so much as the direct product of one specific factor — the away goalkeeper.
CF Montreal vs New England Revolution 2:2: Nine Minutes That Broke the Board
By the 59th minute, New England Revolution had turned this into something resembling a chess clock running out on the wrong side — every piece in the right square, every threat converted, and somehow the scoreboard still refused to say what it should.
CF Montreal vs Toronto FC 0:0 — Nine Corners, Not a Single Goal
CF Montreal and Toronto FC played out a goalless draw, and the numbers barely disagree with the scoreline: at 0.94 xG to 0.44, the hosts looked marginally more dangerous, but not enough for the model to call it a surprise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the head coach of Cf Montreal?
Per the most recently analyzed match (CF Montreal — DC United) — Philippe Eullaffroy.
How many players are in Cf Montreal's current squad?
26 players: goalkeepers — 3, defenders — 8, midfielders — 8, attackers — 7.
How often do Cf Montreal's match results diverge from the xG-expected outcome?
Bravsen has analyzed 3 matches — average Crime Index 50, with 1 scoring 60+ (the threshold for an anomalous gap between the result and the xG model).
Across the 6 matches with calculated xG, CF Montreal generated 7.57 expected goals but scored only 5 — a shortfall of more than 2.5 goals against the model, one of the more pronounced under-conversion figures among MLS clubs on this site. It isn't the result of one bad night; the pattern holds across the club's entire available sample.
The home draw with New England is the season's anomaly peak
The single most anomalous covered match out of 6 is a 2-2 home draw with New England Revolution, Crime Index 80%. The club's average across those same 6 matches is 50% — squarely in the middle of the site's scale: it isn't among the most predictable or the most volatile MLS clubs in the database, and the high-scoring draw is a notable but not unprecedented peak against that backdrop.
The chronic xG shortfall is the more telling detail
Put together, these two figures paint a clear picture: the club creates enough chances to compete near the top of MLS, but regularly under-converts them in front of goal — that, more than any single anomalous result, is likely the bigger factor behind CF Montreal's league position.