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AFC Toronto won the Northern Super League’s Diana B. Matheson Cup championship on November 14, 2026, defeating the Montreal Roses 1-0 in the final at TD Place in Ottawa. Teenager Olivia Chisholm scored the only goal of the match in the 39th minute, securing Toronto's first NSL title. This victory came a year after Toronto lost to Vancouver in the inaugural championship game. Chisholm, 17, joined AFC Toronto last year on a developmental contract and capitalized on a defensive lapse by Montreal to score her first professional goal. The win marks a significant turnaround for AFC Toronto, which finished first in the standings last season but fell short in the championship game.
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AFC Toronto won the inaugural Northern Super League championship by defeating the Montreal Roses with a 1-0 victory at TD Place in Ottawa on Saturday. The only goal of the match was scored by 17-year-old Olivia Chisholm in the first half.
AFC Toronto beats Montreal Roses to win 1st NSL title (this article)AFC Toronto won the Northern Super League’s Diana B. Matheson Cup championship by defeating the Montreal Roses 1-0. The winning goal was scored by 17-year-old Olivia Chisholm in the 39th minute. Toronto advanced to the final after defeating Ottawa 8-2 on aggregate in the semifinals, while Montreal secured their place with a 5-2 aggregate win over Vancouver.
AFC Toronto downs Montreal 1-0 for the Northern Super League title →3 articles from Toronto Star on this storyDiana Matheson, co-founder of the Northern Super League (NSL), discusses the success of the league after its second season, which concluded with AFC Toronto defeating the Montreal Roses 1-0 at TD Place in Ottawa. The league has attracted over 250,000 fans and secured a $30 million investment from Apex Capital. It has also established a talent pipeline with players like 18-year-old Kaylee Hunter, who opted to play in…
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