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AFC Toronto downs Montreal 1-0 for the Northern Super League title

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The Associated Press. (2026, November 15). AFC Toronto downs Montreal 1-0 for the Northern Super League title. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/afc-toronto/afc-toronto-downs-montreal-1-0-for-the-northern-super-league-title/article_25b0aedd-b0b3-51a7-b97c-2e5cffb713bf.html

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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.
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0 of 11 hedged ("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Topics

AFC Toronto OTTAWA Ontario Roses Toronto

Subjects

OTTAWA GPE · 3× Toronto GPE · 3× Chisholm PERSON · 2× Olivia Chisholm PERSON · 2× Roses ORG · 2× AFC Toronto ORG · 1× Ontario GPE · 1× the Montreal Roses ORG · 1× the Northern Super League’s ORG · 1× the Vancouver Rise ORG · 1×

Narrative

Teenager Olivia Chisholm scored her first goal in the 39th minute and AFC Toronto went on to win the Northern Super League’s Diana B. Matheson Cup championship with a 1-0 victory over the Montreal Roses.
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2026-11-15 · Toronto Star
AFC Toronto downs Montreal 1-0 for the Northern Super League title · assertive framing

Claims (11 extracted, 0 hedged)

Teenager Olivia Chisholm scored her first goal in the 39th minute and AFC Toronto went on to win the Northern Super League’s Diana B. Matheson Cup championship with a 1-0 victory over the Montreal Roses. asserted
Toronto → score → Roses
Toronto finished first in the standings last season but fell to the Vancouver Rise in the league’s first championship game. asserted
Toronto → finish → game
This season Toronto advanced to the title game by downing Ottawa 8-2 on aggregate in the two-leg semifinals. asserted
Toronto → advance → semifinals
“I mean, obviously last year didn’t go our way, so this year means so much,” said Toronto midfielder Nikayla Small. asserted
Small → mean → much
“Shoutout to Olivia Chisholm for scoring that beautiful goal because that’s what really got us here today.” asserted
what → score → us
Chisholm, 17, took a pass from Lauren Rowe and beat Roses goalkeeper Gabrielle Lambert from the middle of the box. asserted
Chisholm → take → box
“I saw Lauren had the ball, and she took a bit of a bigger touch,” Chisholm said. asserted
Chisholm → see → touch
“But I know with her speed that she was going to get there, and their whole backline kind of just dropped off so I knew that the space was there for me. asserted
space → know → me
And as it left my foot I kind of had a good feeling that it was going to go in, and then it did.” asserted
it → leave → feeling
The Roses finished atop the standings and won the Supporters Shield, riding a 12-match unbeaten streak going into the final at TD Place in Ottawa. asserted
Roses → finish → Ottawa
Montreal advanced to the final with a 5-2 victory on aggregate against Vancouver. asserted
Montreal → advance → Vancouver
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