


CF Montréal vs Toronto FC: Prediction and odds on the Match on 17 May 2025
Prediction for the MLS match which will take place on May 17. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.
Claim Welcome Bonus🏠 CF Montréal: form and statistics
Despite breaking the winless streak, there is still that lingering doubt if they are really building the momentum now. The 1-0 win over New York City FC on May 10 was the club's first of the 2025 MLS season and first since September 2024 (source: www.espn.com). Prince Owusu scored the only goal in the 48th to end an unfavorable 11-match winless run. That goal was so much more important, not just for the score on the board but also for a team that needs some bits of confidence after many days of uncertainty and with not much to talk about tactically.
Now ranked 15th in Eastern Conference with a record of 1-3-8 (source: www.sofascore.com), CF Montréal has made their predicament obvious. They have often been slow starters, going down first in 7 of their last 9 games (source: www.sofascore.com) while their home form of DLLDL shows they are yet to create any real momentum at Stade Saputo. Despite impressive flashes by Owusu and particularly the young goalkeeper Jonathan Sirois, Montreal is still asking questions.
They also have an extremely-packed schedule ahead of them, with another big match for the TELUS Canadian Championship quarterfinal against Forge FC on Tuesday, May 21 (source: www.cfmontreal.com). Will the NYCFC win ignite the spark or could it just be a pit stop on their road of misery?
📝 CF Montréal Lineup
🔖 Expected Lineup: Sirois, Bugaj, Neal, Petrasso, Waterman, Saliba, Herbers, Piette, Sealy, Owusu, Vrioni (source: www.football-lineups.com)
⛔️ Out: D. Yankov, G. Campbell, Gennadiy Synchuk, Bryce Duke (source: www.besoccer.com)
👤Head coach: Marco Donadel
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✈️ Toronto FC: form and statistics
Winning finally engraved itself in the memory bank of Toronto FC fans when the side emerged victorious by two goals to nil against D.C. United at BMO Stadium, an end to a three-game losing streak (source: torontofc.com). A spell of magic from Lorenzo Insigne saw him find the target once and also assist in a D.C. own goal, courtesy of defender Lucas Bartlett. The win was well-earned on all fronts, with the home side composed at the back and goalkeeper Sean Johnson being outstanding—and making it into the MLS Team of the Match-Week with Insigne (source: torontofc.com).
A loss aside, the Reds sit 13th in the East with 2 wins, 4 draws, and 6 losses (source: sofascore.com). Things are about goal-scoring. Seven of their last eight games have finished under 2.5 total goals, and they are finding it difficult to translate possession into attack (source: www.sofascore.com).
Away from Toronto, the Reds are very vulnerable. Their road record of LLLDW indeed says victories come very rarely when away from Toronto. All the same, the team is easing its way into form, with solid performances from Bernardeschi and Brynhildsen abating the attacking burden placed on Insigne.
Toronto has worries with injuries, but their stars of yore are beginning to show signs of life-and wouldn't mind revenge on their minds following a shootout loss to Montréal in the Canadian Championship earlier this month.
📝 Toronto Lineup
🔖 Expected Lineup: Johnson, Petretta, Rosted, Long, Flores, Thompson, Coello, Bernardeschi, Insigne, Brynhildsen, Corbeanu (source: www.football-lineups.com)
⛔️ Out: . Cimermancic, J. Osorio, Henry Wingo, D. Kerr, B. Laryea (source: www.besoccer.com).
👤Head coach: Robin Fraser
🤝 CF Montréal vs Toronto FC Head-to-Head Statistics
The CF Montréal-Toronto FC rivalry is certainly one of the more intense ones in Canada, and the recent history truly reflects that drama. The impression we might get is that Montréal dominated the last 10 outings, taking 7 wins while Toronto could only manage 3. The latter-most meeting in the Canadian Championship ended 2-2 in regular time, with Montréal emerging from penalties 3-2 (source: www.sofascore.com).
There are goals when these two collide: 5 of the last 7 games have gone above 2.5 goals, while both teams have touched the scoreboard in 5 of those. Yet card-wise, things are rather chill, with less than 4.5 cards given out in 5 of the last 6 (source: www.sofascore.com).
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📉 CF Montréal vs Toronto FC Betting Tips and Odds
- CF Montreal had 1 win in 12 games this season
- CF Montreal had only 1 win in 5 home games
- 4 of CF Montréal’s last 6 games finished under 2.5 goals
- Under 2.5 goals occured in 7 of Toronto's last 8 matches
- Toronto recorded just 1 win in last 5 away games
- Toronto recorded under 4.5 cards in 6 of last 8 matches
- Montréal has won 7 of last 10 meetings vs Toronto
- Both teams scored in 5 of last 7 meetings
- Over 2.5 goals was scored in 5 of last 7 meetings
- Under 4.5 cards occured in 5 of last 6 encounters
🎯 CF Montréal vs Toronto FC Match Prediction
After CF Montréal had their first win of the season, instability continues to affect the side as a whole. The resurgence is slowly gaining momentum in Toronto FC, further fed by the recent rivalry history. On a trend basis, a low-scoring tight match is probable, considering the attacking issues faced by both sides as well as their preference for low-scoring affairs as of late. Still, there are men who can make a difference in an instant: think Insigne or Owusu.
It will be a high-tension match with goals on both ends and some decent value from the more low-risk statistic-related wagers.
Below are my betting tips for the match
🏅 My prediction:- Under 2.5 Goals with a coefficient of 2.01 Odds on 1xbet
🏅 My betting tip:- Both Teams to Score – YES with a coefficient of 1.63 odds on Betway
🏅 My main betting tips:- CF Montréal or Draw with a coefficient of 1.60 odds on Bet365
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