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Wharnsby, T. (2026, October 10). Toronto FC roars back with two stoppage-time goals to stun CF Montreal 2-1. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/tfc/toronto-fc-roars-back-with-two-stoppage-time-goals-to-stun-cf-montreal-2-1/article_38a719ef-72e6-519d-b289-ddc962068043.html
Wharnsby, Tim. “Toronto FC roars back with two stoppage-time goals to stun CF Montreal 2-1.” Toronto Star, 10 Oct. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/tfc/toronto-fc-roars-back-with-two-stoppage-time-goals-to-stun-cf-montreal-2-1/article_38a719ef-72e6-519d-b289-ddc962068043.html.
Wharnsby, Tim. “Toronto FC roars back with two stoppage-time goals to stun CF Montreal 2-1.” Toronto Star, October 10, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/tfc/toronto-fc-roars-back-with-two-stoppage-time-goals-to-stun-cf-montreal-2-1/article_38a719ef-72e6-519d-b289-ddc962068043.html.
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In the latest 401 Derby match on Saturday, Toronto FC stunned CF Montreal with a late comeback to win 2-1. Second-half substitutes Lewis Morgan and Djordje Mihailovic scored goals in stoppage time to secure the victory for Toronto (7-10-11), who halted a three-game losing streak and extended their unbeaten home record to five matches. Daniel Rios had given Montreal (6-16-6) an early second-half lead with his sixth goal of the season in the 52nd minute after stopping Matty Longstaff’s attempt. Toronto goalkeeper Luka Gavran was injured in a collision and was replaced by backup William Yarbrough, who made his first appearance for the team.