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The Toronto FC juggernaut keeps rolling.
A sold out Olympic Stadium crowd of 61,004 witnessed arguably the most important soccer match in Canadian history as the Montreal Impact hung on for a riveting 3–2 win over Toronto FC.
Major League Soccer doesn’t realize how good it has it with Toronto FC and Montreal Impact in an unprecedented all-Canadian Conference Final.
After a pulsating 2–2 draw between the Montreal Impact and Toronto FC at Stade Saputo on Sunday, Didier Drogba’s absence garnered far more interest than the hosts qualifying for their third MLS playoffs in five years.
Toronto FC have not won a game in which they’ve ended it up a man.
Stade Saputo means everything to the Montreal Impact. It is their true home and central to growing the soccer culture in the region.
Just when the Montreal Impact was in dire need of inspiration, Didier Drogba gave it to them.
Toronto FC inflicted a painful 2–1 loss on archrival Montreal Impact in Saturday’s biggest “401 Derby” of MLS regular season play to date.
The Montreal Impact almost pulled off the unthinkable—winning CONCACAF Champions League by beating arguably the region’s greatest team, Club América of Mexico.
The Montreal Impact made history on Tuesday at Olympic Stadium with a dramatic equalizer from young American forward Cameron Porter
A season of much promise will end without playoffs for Toronto FC after they could only manage a 1–1 draw against archrival Montreal Impact at BMO Field in Toronto on Saturday.
Toronto FC stormed into Montreal’s Stade Saputo and picked up a crucial three points to stop their own funk with a X–Y win on Saturday.
The Montreal Impact retained the Voyageurs Cup with a 1–0 (2–1 aggregate) win over Toronto FC at Stade Saputo in Montreal on Wednesday night.
The Montreal Impact hung on to beat Toronto FC in it’s home opener at Olympic Stadium on Saturday.
Marco Di Vaio scored his first goal in Major League Soccer for the Montreal Impact in a convincing 3–1 victory over the New York Red Bulls.
Reggie Lambe (C) celebrates his goal against the Montreal Impact in the Amway Canadian Championship Wednesday night.
It was a historic day of firsts for the Montreal Impact, Major League Soccer’s newest franchise.
The Vancouver Whitecaps gave the Montreal Impact a rude welcome to MLS Saturday.
