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How to watch MLS match between New York City FC and CF Montreal, as well as kick-off time and team news.

New York City FC and CF Montreal will both be looking to register back-to-back wins in the Major League Soccer (MLS) when they clash at Citi Field on Wednesday.

A 4-2 win over Orlando City helped the Bronx climb up to the fifth spot on the Eastern Conference table, while the visitors are 10th after defeating Philadelphia Union by the same scoreline.

Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.

MLS match between New York City FC and CF Montreal will be played at Citi Field in New York, United States.

It will kick off at 7:30 pm ET / 4:30 pm PT on Wednesday, July 3, in the United States (US).

In the US and worldwide, MLS match between New York City FC and CF Montreal will be available to watch and stream online live on Apple TV, through the MLS Season Pass.

Check out GOAL's Live Match Centre for updates, while highlights of the game will be uploaded to the official MLS YouTube channel.

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Santiago Rodriguez is likely to start ahead of Maxi Moralez once again in the number 10 position, alongside Hannes Wolf and Agustin Ojeda.

With Ojeda in the XI, Malachi Jones' spot will be sacrificed, with Monsef Bakrar also among the options to come off the bench.

New York City FC possible XI: Freese; Ilenic, Martins, Risa, O'Toole; Sands, Perea; Wolf, Rodriguez, Ojeda; Martinez.

Fernando Alvarez, Mason Toye and Ousman Jabang are all unlikely of being available for selection on Wednesday due to their respective issues.

Samuel Piette, Joel Waterman and Mathieu Choiniere (all with Canada), besides Ariel Lassiter (Costa Rica), are still on international duty at Copa America.

Dominik Yankov, Josef Martinez and Sunusi Ibrahim will all be involved in attack.

CF Montreal possible XI: Sirois; Campbell, Corbo, Sosa; Ruan, Duke, Saliba, Edwards; Yankov, Martinez; Ibrahim.

The following is the head-to-head record of the last five meetings between New York City FC and CF Montreal across all competitions.

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The 2024 edition of MLS is back in action with another set of matches this week as CF Montreal take on an impressive New York City FC side in an important encounter at the Citi Field on Wednesday. The two teams have experienced contrasting fortunes this season and will want to win this game.

CF Montreal are in 10th place in the MLS Eastern Conference standings and have not been at their best this season. The Canadian outfit eased past Philadelphia Union by a comfortable 4-2 scoreline last week and will be confident ahead of this fixture.

New York City FC, on the other hand, are in fifth place in the league table and have been impressive over the past year. The hosts defeated Orlando City by a 4-2 scoreline in their previous game and will look to achieve a similar result this week.

New York City FC have stepped up to the plate this season and will need to make their mark this week. Santiago Rodriguez and Hannes Wolf have shouldered the goalscoring burden for the hosts and will need to be at their lethal best in this fixture.

CF Montreal have failed to hit their stride and have plenty of work to do ahead of this fixture. New York City FC are the better team on paper and should be able to win this game.

Prediction: New York City FC 2-0 CF Montreal

Tip 1: Result - New York City FC to win

Tip 2: Game to have over 2.5 goals - No

Tip 3: New York City FC to keep a clean sheet - Yes

Tip 4: Hannes Wolf to score - Yes

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New York City FC vs CF Montreal Prediction and Betting Tips | 3rd July 2024 - Sportskeeda

Alonso Martinez (16) scores his first goal as CF Montreal midfielder Nathan-Dylan Saliba (19) defends. (Lucas Boland-USA TODAY Sports)

By Michael Lewis

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Call it what you want.

A double.

A two-bagger.

As in bagging a brace.

It was quite appropriate that Alonso Martinez accomplished that feat at a baseball park, namely Citi Field, to pace New York City FC to a 2-0 victory over CF Montreal on Wednesday night.

The win lifted City (11-8-2, 35 points) into fourth place in the MLS Eastern Conference past the idle Red Bulls (9-4-8, 35) while 13th-place Montreal (22) fell to 5-9-7.

The Cityzens record their eighth home victory of the season their primary residence is Yankee Stadium. Their 8-3-1 at home is second best in the league, trailing only Los Angeles FC (9-0-2).

It was Citys third clean sheet of the campaign.

When you have a goalkeeper like Matt Freese who performed at a really high level, he deserves clean sheets, head coach Nick Cushing said.

Despite the win, Cushing felt his team should have scored more goals.

You guys watch us week in, week out, and you can see when were good, you can feel when were good because its entertaining, he said. Its good to watch goal chances. My frustration tonight is for you guys and the fans. We should put three, four, five [goals] up, thats a real New York performance. We missed too many chances tonight, but if we keep the expected goals at 2.1, 2.5, or 2,7, well win football games.

It took two minutes of waiting for NYCFC to celebrate the first goal of the match, but it was worth it.

With the game only nine minutes old, the hosts took advantage of a giveaway by Montreal right back George Campbell. Hannes Wolf passed to Martinez, who fired a 12-yard shot into the right corner past goalkeeper Jonathan Sirois.

However, the assistant referees flag was up, signifying that Martinez was offside.

After a two-minute delay due to VAR, referee Marcos de Oliveira declared the goal was good and the Cityzens had their lead and Martinez his seventh goal of the campaign. He hadnt found the net in slightly more than a month, or since he recorded a hat-trick off the bench in the 5-1 triumph past the San Jose Earthquakes on May 31.

I feel good playing as a nine, and Im just taking advantage of the opportunity that coach is giving me, Martinez said.

Just 15 seconds into first-half stoppage time Martinez almost got a brace in the as he nearly scored off yet another Montreal mistake. This time he danced in 1 v 1 on Sirois but sent his attempt just wide right.

The visitors had a couple of opportunities in the opening half, but keeper Matt Freeze was up to the task, stopping Sunusi Ibrahim in the 19th minute and then making a diving save to his left to deny Kwadwo Opoku two minutes into added time.

Martinez eventually did get his second in the 56th minute on a quick, bang-bang play. Wolf again found the Costa Rican forward and he pinged a 12-yard shot home for a two-goal advantage.

Wolf said that working with Alonso is great. Not only tonight; hes doing a lot of work and is a great striker for us. [He is] giving us a lot of good runs into space and can set the ball very well. [I am] very happy for him.

Wolf was keen to celebrate a goal of his own in the 68th minute. He came in on Sirois, but the goalie saved his attempt to keep the hosts lead at two goals.

We had a tough halftime, Freese said. We didnt perform well in the first half. We were up 1-0, but we should have been up by a lot more. We werent keeping the ball and putting pressure on our defensive end because we were not keeping the ball. When we got on the field, my focus was just to bring everyone together and just preach togetherness. Those are the moments. What I said was, these are the ones you must win; we need three points today. We want to be a top team. Theres just no question that we need to win this game today. Thats what I was saying [to the team]. We must stick together and believe in each other.

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Dominic Iankov scored the tiebreaking goal in the 89th minute and Ruan added insurance three minutes later as CF Montreal recorded a 4-2 victory over the visiting Philadelphia Union on Saturday night.

Bryce Duke had a goal and an assist and Josef Martinez registered his 108th career goal for Montreal (5-8-7, 22 points), which snapped a four-match winless streak (0-1-3).

Quinn Sullivan and Jesus Bueno scored goals for Philadelphia (4-8-8, 20 points). The Union dropped their fourth consecutive match and are winless over their past seven (0-4-3).

Montreal's decisive goal was set up by Raheem Edwards, who delivered a pass to Iankov, and the latter kicked it past Philadelphia goalkeeper Andrew Rick. It was Iankov's second goal of the season.

Then Montreal put the match away when Ruan got the ball on the doorstep of the net and knocked it past Rick for his first goal of the season.

Montreal goalkeeper Jonathan Sirois made three saves, while Rick had two.

CF Montreal outshot the Union 14-8 and put six attempts on target to Philadelphia's five.

Union leading scorer Daniel Gazdag (10 goals) entered the match in the 62nd minute but only took one shot. He just returned to the team after missing three matches while playing for the Hungarian national team.

Philadelphia took a 1-0 lead in the 29th minute when Sullivan's right-footed shot hit the left post and caromed into the net. It was Sullivan's second goal of the season.

Montreal knotted the score seven minutes later on a corner kick. Duke sent a boot toward the goalmouth, and Martinez jumped up and ferociously smacked a header into the net. It was his third goal of the season.

Philadelphia took a 2-1 lead in the 41st minute in a scramble situation following Leon Flach's corner kick. The ball went toward the right corner of the net, and Bueno knocked it past Sirois.

CF Montreal tied things in the 56th minute on another freak play. Duke took a free kick and sent a right-footer into the box toward Martinez, but it sailed over the forward's head.

Rick was focused on Martinez and jumped to try and thwart any attempted header. But the ball went to his right with a direct path to the net. Philadelphia's Jack Elliott gave chase and was unable to clear the ball, giving Duke his second goal of the season.

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After seeing a lengthy winning streak recently end, New York City FC will try to start another one when they host CF Montreal on Wednesday evening.

New York City (10-8-2, 32 points) went on a run of five consecutive wins spanning the better part of May. June, however, turned out to be a rough month: New York City FC dropped three straight matches, first losing at home to the Columbus Crew and then falling to the LA Galaxy and Nashville SC on the road.

But on Friday, NYCFC topped Orlando City 4-2 for their seventh home win of the season; only Los Angeles FC (nine) has more. Key to that victory was Tayvon Gray, credited with a pair of assists to bring his season total up to four.

"He's an exceptional game player, and what I mean by that is his mentality is strong," NYCFC coach Nick Cushing said of Gray. "I know we can trust Tayvon in these moments. ... He's really improving his game and he's really helping the team at the moment."

For Montreal (5-8-7, 22 points), a 4-2 win on Saturday against the struggling Philadelphia Union snapped an 0-1-3 stretch.

Montreal, looking for back-to-back wins for the first time since the second and third match days of the season, has struggled to piece together a sustained run of strong form. Still, the club is just two points behind Atlanta United for the ninth and final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.

"I don't want to be rude, but we have to be consistent when we play good and when we play bad," CF Montreal striker Josef Martinez said. "In this league, you have to be 100 percent every day. ... Hopefully, this victory (against Philadelphia) helps, not only for the players but for all of Montreal, and we are here all together."

Montreal, 2-6-3 away from home, has not won on the road since March 10. It will continue to be without Mathieu Choiniere, Samuel Piette and Joel Waterman (Canada) -- plus Ariel Lassiter (Costa Rica) -- due to Copa America. Choiniere was named an MLS All-Star on Monday along with NYCFC defender Thiago Martins.

Meanwhile, NYCFC will need to navigate the long-term absence of Malachi Jones, who broke his right leg during the win against Orlando and underwent surgery on Saturday. The No. 8 overall selection in the 2024 MLS SuperDraft has accumulated a goal and three assists through 14 appearances (four starts) this season.

--Field Level Media

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The 2024 edition of MLS returns to the fold with another set of matches this weekend as Philadelphia Union take on a struggling CF Montreal side in an important clash at the Saputo Stadium on Saturday. Both teams can pack a punch on their day and will want to win this game.

Philadelphia Union are in 11th place in the MLS Eastern Conference standings and have been inconsistent this season. The Union slumped to a damaging 2-0 defeat at the hands of Charlotte FC in their previous game and have a point to prove this weekend.

CF Montreal, on the other hand, are in 14th place in the league table and have struggled this season. The home side suffered a 4-1 defeat against Colorado Rapids last week and will need to bounce back in this match.

Philadelphia Union have not been at their best in recent months and are in desperate need of an immediate resurgence. Tai Baribo has been impressive for the Union and will look to add to his goal tally in this match.

CF Montreal can pack a punch on their day but also have several issues to address this weekend. Philadelphia Union are the better team on paper, however, and hold a slight upper hand going into this game.

Prediction: CF Montreal 1-2 Philadelphia Union

Tip 1: Result - Philadelphia Union to win

Tip 2: Game to have over 2.5 goals - Yes

Tip 3: CF Montreal to score first - Yes

Tip 4: Tai Baribo to score - Yes

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Ive never run a race, but I want to, I said to myself when I saw a registration link for the 27th annual Gift of Life Donor Dash, held last month in Philadelphia.

Im a 52-year-old with cystic fibrosis (CF), insulin-dependent cystic fibrosis-related diabetes, stage 3 chronic kidney disease (with only one remaining kidney), and a double-lung transplant, which I had three and a half years ago. Feeling ambitious at that moment, I clicked the box to register for my first 5K run. I felt as if Id won the race just by signing up.

My double-lung transplant took place during the COVID-19 pandemic. Ever since, Ive felt stuck in an alternate world, somewhere between being overly cautious and practicing my pre-pandemic mindfulness. The pandemic threatened the existence of all of us with CF. Waiting on the transplant list during that time required the utmost vigilance.

While spending 21 months on that list, Id created a delicate balance of exerting effort and then resting. This pattern kept me safe meaning stable and out of the hospital. But after the procedure, I often questioned if I were fully living with this new gift of life.

This year, however, I finally felt I was awakening to the idea of fully living again. Itd taken much longer than Id expected. Id been out in the world and feeling pretty well since the transplant, but something had been holding me back, and I couldnt put it into words. What if I get hurt, I wondered, or overdo it and create an issue that disrupts this blessing Ive received? If that happens, will I have let my organ donor down? Will I be able to receive a second transplant if needed?

Seeing the ad for the Gift of Life Donor Dash flipped a switch inside me. After feeling fragile and vulnerable for so long, my soul was giving me permission to push myself to find out what this new body could do. That alone felt like a freedom I hadnt experienced since I was in my teens. My daughter and my sister quickly signed up to run alongside me.

Jennifer Bleecher at the 2024 Gift of Life Donor Dash on April 28, in Philadelphia. (Courtesy of Jennifer Bleecher)

Just as Id done when I was listed for transplant, I started training on a treadmill. With my native CF lungs, I couldnt tolerate walking far. While on the transplant list, Id walk daily, sometimes for just a minute, because I knew exercise was vital as I headed into the surgery. Every few days Id walk for an additional minute. It was all I could do at the time, but Id remind myself that it was something. As the weeks went by, my endurance improved.

When preparing for the run, Id walk for a few minutes, then run for a few seconds, then return to walking. My daughter sent me a 5K training schedule. Though I couldnt run for the times it recommended, I used it as a guide. I slowly increased my running time, if only by a few seconds.

The day before the run, the schedule said to rest. I reflected on what registering for this event did for me. It hit me how far Id come, that I was still here and, for the moment, feeling well. I sat all day in mindful thoughts, giving myself permission to celebrate whatever I could accomplish. I told my body how proud I was for whatever it could do the next day.

Race day arrived, with my daughter and sister by my side. As we stood in the large crowd waiting for the sound of the horn to start the run, I felt a nervous and excited energy bubbling up inside of me. I knew I couldnt run more than two minutes at a time, but I relished in the moment that I was there.

Jennifer Bleecher, center, stands with her daughter, Claudia Hannum, left, and sister Dottie Clamer after completing the 2024 Gift of Life Donor Dash. (Courtesy of Jennifer Bleecher)

I walked about 80 percent of the time with short intervals of jogging, but Im thrilled to have completed the event. So many people were there, a mix of organ donation recipients and donor families whod lost a loved one. Everyone was at different physical levels, showing up to support the gracious, selfless miracle of organ donation.

I soaked it all in while I was on the course, surrounded by this new community that included me. My daughter passed me as the second half of the course turned toward the finish line where wed started. She was smiling and waving at me. My eyes filled with tears as she saw me doing the best I could do.

The proceeds for this yearly run benefit the Gift of Life Transplant Foundation, which supports programs and activities for transplant recipients and donor families. I loved honoring my donor in this way, and I plan to do my best again next year.

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MIAMI Seven years after its previous conquest, CF Pachuca is one victory away from lifting the Concacaf Champions Cup for a sixth occasion when it hosts Columbus Crew at the Estadio Hidalgo on June 1 in Pachuca, Mexico.

Champions of the Apertura 2022 season in Liga MX, Pachuca earned a bye into the Round of 16 of the 2024 Concacaf Champions Cup as the Mexican club with higher aggregate table points during the 2022-23 campaign.

The Tuzos impressed right out of the gate, with zero goals conceded against MLS side Philadelphia Union. The first leg in the United States ended in a scoreless draw. The second leg went the way of the hosts as Salomon Rondon, a signing for the Clausura 2024 season, delivered the opening goal from a 7 penalty kick en route to a hat-trick in a 6-0 win. The other goalscorers were Nelson Deossa, Oussama Idrissi, and 21-year-old Alan Bautista.

Pachuca kept its high-scoring prowess and defensive discipline in the quarterfinals against CS Herediano. In the first leg, Rondon delivered another hat-trick, Bautista added another to his, tally and 19-year-old Alexei Dominguez opened his account in a 5-0 victory in San Jose Pachucas first win in Costa Rica. Rondon and 21-year-old Bryan Gonzalez scored in the 2-1 second-leg victory as Pachuca won 71 on aggregate.

The semifinals brought Club America as a test. Still, the Tuzos retained their undefeated run with a 1-1 draw at the Estadio Azteca, where defender Andres Micolta scored off a free kick to tie the game in the 40. The team prevailed at home in the second leg as another young player, 21-year-old Emilio Rodriguez, scored the opening goal before Henry Martin and Nelson Deossa traded goals. Pachuca won 32 on aggregate to advance to another CCC final and its sixth in three decades.

Uruguayan head coach Guillermo Almada led the Tuzos to their seventh league title in 2022 and has the club one match away from their sixth CCC trophy.

New faces in Rondon, Deossa, and Micolta, along with rising players from the academy system, have contributed to what could go down as one of the most memorable seasons in club history.

Rondon is slated to finish the tournament as the Golden Boot winner with seven goals in his current account. The closest active player on the list is Columbus Crew forward Diego Rossi, with three goals in the campaign.

With wins in 2002, 2007, 2008, 200910, and 201617, the Tuzos look to remain undefeated in the Champions Cup Finals. They hold an impressive undefeated streak of 30 home matches in the tournament's history (27W, 3D) since participating in the 2000 edition, making them the only Mexican team that remains undefeated in its stadium.

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Inter Miami CF announced today it has signed forward Ryan Carmichael on a short-term agreement from the Clubs MLS Next Pro team Inter Miami CF II.

Carmichael was selected by the club in December 2023 from Hofstra University as the 24th overall pick in the first round of the MLS SuperDraft. The 22-year-old native of Northern Ireland made 22 starts, leading Hofstra with 17 goals and recording five assists. Throughout his collegiate career, the forward made 75 appearances, tallying an impressive 46 goals and 18 assists. Carmichael was instrumental in helping Hofstra secure their third consecutive NCAA Championship title and finishes as Hofstras second all-time leading scorer.

Notably, the striker made his MLS Next Pro debut in April 2024 and has since started all seven matches. In his 613 minutes of play, he has scored two goals and provided three assists. Additionally, Carmichael earned the Goal of Matchweek 4 honor after securing over 50% of the poll vote for his exceptional strike against Huntsville City FC in April.

Per MLS rules, the short-term agreements allow clubs to sign players on loan from their MLS NEXT Pro affiliate for MLS, U.S. Open Cup, Concacaf Champions League, Canadian Championship and exhibition matches.

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