CF Montreal and Toronto FC have waited a lengthy period of time to return to their home stadiums and will now get the opportunity to do so starting this weekend. MLS announced Wednesday that both clubs (…)
CF Montreal returned to winning ways albeit after a lengthy weather delay, condemning Inter Miami CF to its second defeat in its opening five games. The lightning subsided after two hours, with the Canadian (…)
Wilfried Nancy got his first taste of adversity since replacing Thierry Henry at the helm. CF Montréal slumped to its first defeat of the season, firing blanks for the second consecutive game and falling (…)
CF Montréal put together a dream start at the Nissan Stadium on Saturday, flying out of the gates with a two-goal lead against Nashville SC, but were unable to hold the lead. The Canadian side (…)
Wilfried Nancy could not have dreamed up a better start in his CF Montreal debut. The 44-year-old made the most of his opportunity and kicked off his managerial reign with a convincing 4-2 victory over (…)
Being crowned the MLS Cup champion is never a straightforward path. In fact, MLS has had seven different winners in its last eight seasons. While the ultimate prize may switch hands every other year, its (…)
CF Montreal enters the new season hoping its new identity and manager can breathe new life into the side. The club formerly known as the Montreal Impact has struggled to put together a deep playoff run since (…)
New York City FC continued to mold its roster for the upcoming season on Monday, signing one player to a new contract and sending another out on loan. NYCFC announced on Monday that midfielder Gedion Zelalem (…)
Thierry Henry’s decision to step down as CF Montreal’s head coach sent shockwaves throughout the soccer world on Thursday. Olivier Renard is now tasked with finding a replacement with under two weeks to go until (…)
Thierry Henry arrived in MLS last offseason looking to help turn things around with the then Montreal Impact. He started laying the foundation for that in 2020, but the team now has to go in a new (…)
