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Brault-Guillard helps Supra du Quebec past Cavalry 2-1; Atletico Ottawa, Forge draw

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The Canadian Press. (2026, November 1). Brault-Guillard helps Supra du Quebec past Cavalry 2-1; Atletico Ottawa, Forge draw. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/soccer/brault-guillard-helps-supra-du-quebec-past-cavalry-2-1-atletico-ottawa-forge-draw/article_583430de-6198-5fe4-978b-f8b38f564022.html

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On Sunday, Supra du Quebec won their Canadian Premier League semifinal against Calgary Cavalry with a score of 2-1. Zachary Brault-Guillard scored in the fourth minute, and an own goal by Eryk Kobza extended Supra's lead to 2-0 early on. Tobias Warschewski cut the deficit for Cavalry right before halftime. In another semifinal match, Atletico Ottawa drew 2-2 with Forge FC, where Ballou Tabla’s equalizing goal in the 43rd minute secured a draw after Forge had taken an early lead.
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On November 1, 2026, Supra du Quebec defeated Cavalry 2-1 in the first leg of their Canadian Premier League semifinal match. Zachary Brault-Guillard scored for Supra du Quebec in the fourth minute and an own goal by Cavalry midfielder Eryk Kobza gave them a 2-0 lead early on. Tobias Warschewski scored for Cavalry just before halftime to make it 2-1, but Supra du Quebec held onto their advantage. In another semifinal match that day, Atletico Ottawa drew 2-2 with Forge FC in Hamilton, with Ballou Tabla and Diego Guitterez scoring goals for Ottawa and Anthony Aromatario and Marko Jevremovic netting for Forge.

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📰 Brault-Guillard Leads Supra Du Quebec Win
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Calgary Cavalry Hamilton LAVAL Supra du Quebec

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Cavalry ORG · 2× Hamilton PERSON · 2× Supra du Quebec ORG · 2× Calgary GPE · 1× Canadian Premier League ORG · 1× Eryk Kobza PERSON · 1× Kobza PERSON · 1× LAVAL GPE · 1× Tobias Warschewski PERSON · 1× Zachary Brault-Guillard PERSON · 1×

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An own goal by Cavalry midfielder Eryk Kobza was costly as Supra du Quebec held on for a 2-1 win over the Calgary-based side on Sunday in the first leg of their Canadian Premier League semifinal.
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An own goal by Cavalry midfielder Eryk Kobza was costly as Supra du Quebec held on for a 2-1 win over the Calgary-based side on Sunday in the first leg of their Canadian Premier League semifinal. asserted
Quebec → hold → semifinal
Zachary Brault-Guillard opened scoring for Supra du Quebec in the fourth minute before Kobza’s error gave them a 2-0 lead in the ninth minute. asserted
error → open → minute
Tobias Warschewski replied for Cavalry in injury time before intermission. asserted
Warschewski → reply → intermission
In the other semifinal, Ballou Tabla’s goal in the 43rd minute tied the game up as Atletico Ottawa earned a 2-2 draw with Hamilton’s Forge FC. asserted
Ottawa → tie → FC
Diego Guitterez had the other Ottawa goal in the 23rd minute. asserted
Guitterez → have → minute
Anthony Aromatario scored in the 15th minute for the early Forge lead and then defender Marko Jevremovic gave the Hamilton club another lead at the 35th minute. asserted
Jevremovic → score → minute
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 1, 2026. asserted
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