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Toronto Star
· collected 2026-10-10 · by Tim Wharnsby The Canadian Press
Lewis Morgan and Djordje Mihailovic scored in stoppage time to help Toronto FC come from behind and defeat CF Montreal 2-1 on Saturday. Daniel Rios had given Montreal the lead with a goal early in the second half. Toronto (7-10-11) halted their three-game losing streak, while Montreal (6-16-6) suffered another loss. The match was notable for key saves by both teams’ goalkeepers and several missed opportunities before Toronto’s late surge secured the win.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-10,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
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.
Written for “Toronto FC Stuns Montreal” on 2026-10-10,
grounded in this article and the 1 other(s) covering the same event.
Lewis Morgan and Djordje Mihailovic came off the bench to score in second-half stoppage time as Toronto FC roared back late to pick up a 2-1 victory over CF Montreal on Saturday.
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FC → come → Saturday
Morgan converted a Niklas Dorsch cross in the third extra minute before Mihailovic redirected a pass from Theo Corbeanu two minutes later to complete the comeback for Toronto (7-10-11).
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Mihailovic → convert → Toronto
Daniel Rios scored a rebound goal early in the second half that pushed Montreal (6-16-6) in front in the latest edition of the 401 Derby.
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that → score → Derby
After midfielder Matty Longstaff was stopped, Rios knocked in his sixth goal of the season in the 52nd minute.
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Rios → stop → minute
Toronto halted a three-game slide and extended its unbeaten streak to five matches at BMO Field since the FIFA World Cup break.
Toronto head coach Robin Fraser’s side had its opportunities after the Montreal goal.
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side → halt → goal
Left back Matheur Pereira floated a shot from outside the box, narrowly missing the top corner in the 68th minute.
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Pereira → float → minute
Corbeanu was then stopped off the wing by a diving stop from goalkeeper Sebastian Breza.
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Corbeanu → stop → Breza
Toronto enjoyed the better chances in the 0-0 first half.
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Toronto → enjoy → half
Breza made two dazzling stops against Daniel Salloi and Matheus Pereira from close quarters in the 11th minute.
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Breza → make → minute
Josh Sargent also shook loose in the box, but Montreal defender Brayan Vera recovered in time to knock the ball over the crossbar behind the Ottawa-born Breza in the 37th minute.
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Vera → shake → minute
Six minutes later, Salloi’s bender from outside the box narrowly missed the left post.
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bender → miss → post
Toronto lost goalkeeper Luka Gavran in the 23rd minute to a leg injury after the Hamilton collided with Montreal captain Prince Owusu in the 15th minute.
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Hamilton → lose → minute
Owusu called for a foul.
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Owusu → call → foul
Gavran was attended to and stayed in until stepping aside for backup William Yarbrough.
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Gavran → attend → Yarbrough
The 37-year-old Mexican-born Yarbrough made his first appearance for Toronto and first MLS action since suiting up with San Jose on Sept. 21, 2024.
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Yarbrough → bear → Sept.
Yarbrough made his first save on Alexis Sanchez’s attempt from outside the box in the 36th minute.
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Yarbrough → make → minute
UP NEXT
Montreal: Hosts Atlanta United on Wednesday.
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Montreal → host → Wednesday
Toronto: Hosts Orlando City on Wednesday.
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Toronto → host → Wednesday
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 10, 2026.
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report → publish → Press
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