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Match ends, Burgos CF 1, Tenerife 1.

94' Second Half ends, Burgos CF 1, Tenerife 1.

93' Yellow card Sergio Gonzlez (Tenerife) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.

93' Fer Nio (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the attacking half.

93' Foul by Sergio Gonzlez (Tenerife).

93' Delay over. They are ready to continue.

93' Delay in match because of an injury Nikola Sipcic (Tenerife).

91' Substitution Substitution, Tenerife. Aitor Buuel replaces Luismi Cruz.

91' Substitution Substitution, Tenerife. Dylan Perera replaces Jos Amo.

89' Corner, Burgos CF. Conceded by Jrmy Mellot.

89' Attempt Attempt missed. Nacho Martnez (Tenerife) right footed shot from the centre of the box misses to the right. Assisted by Teto.

88' Curro Snchez (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

88' Foul by ngel Rodrguez (Tenerife).

85' Goal de Jeremy Mellot (1-1) Own Goal by Jrmy Mellot, Tenerife. Burgos CF 1, Tenerife 1. Burgos CF 1 Tenerife 1

85' Attempt Attempt saved. Fer Nio (Burgos CF) header from the left side of the six yard box is saved in the top centre of the goal. Assisted by Dani Ojeda with a cross.

84' Substitution Substitution, Burgos CF. Grego Sierra replaces Miguel Atienza.

84' Substitution Substitution, Burgos CF. Dani Ojeda replaces Anderson Arroyo.

84' Corner, Burgos CF. Conceded by Luismi Cruz.

83' Yellow card Anderson Arroyo (Burgos CF) is shown the yellow card.

82' Foul by Miguel Atienza (Burgos CF).

82' Teto (Tenerife) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

81' Substitution Substitution, Tenerife. Nikola Sipcic replaces Roberto Lpez.

81' Substitution Substitution, Tenerife. ngel Rodrguez replaces Enric Gallego.

80' Yellow card Enric Gallego (Tenerife) is shown the yellow card.

78' Substitution Substitution, Burgos CF. Edu Espiau replaces Joni Montiel.

77' Attempt Attempt missed. Joni Montiel (Burgos CF) left footed shot from outside the box is too high from a direct free kick.

77' Joni Montiel (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the attacking half.

77' Foul by Sergio Gonzlez (Tenerife).

75' Yellow card Jos Antonio Caro (Burgos CF) is shown the yellow card.

75' lex Bermejo (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

75' Foul by Luismi Cruz (Tenerife).

73' Miguel Atienza (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

73' Foul by Enric Gallego (Tenerife).

72' Yellow card Jrmy Mellot (Tenerife) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.

71' Jos Matos (Burgos CF) wins a free kick on the left wing.

71' Foul by Jrmy Mellot (Tenerife).

71' Miguel Atienza (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

71' Foul by Roberto Lpez (Tenerife).

70' Delay over. They are ready to continue.

69' Delay in match because of an injury Miguel Atienza (Burgos CF).

69' Attempt Attempt missed. Unai Elgezabal (Burgos CF) header from the centre of the box is high and wide to the left. Assisted by lex Sancris with a cross.

68' Curro Snchez (Burgos CF) wins a free kick on the left wing.

68' Foul by Luismi Cruz (Tenerife).

67' Yellow card Jos Matos (Burgos CF) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.

67' Foul by Jos Matos (Burgos CF).

67' Sergio Gonzlez (Tenerife) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

65' Delay over. They are ready to continue.

65' Delay in match because of an injury Enric Gallego (Tenerife).

64' Attempt Attempt blocked. Fer Nio (Burgos CF) header from very close range is blocked. Assisted by lex Bermejo.

64' Attempt Attempt blocked. lex Bermejo (Burgos CF) header from the centre of the box is blocked. Assisted by Miguel Atienza.

64' Attempt Attempt missed. lex Bermejo (Burgos CF) header from the centre of the box misses to the right. Assisted by lex Sancris with a cross following a corner.

63' Corner, Burgos CF. Conceded by Sergio Gonzlez.

63' Fer Nio (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the attacking half.

63' Foul by Jos Amo (Tenerife).

62' Jos Matos (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

62' Foul by Enric Gallego (Tenerife).

61' Corner, Tenerife. Conceded by Jos Antonio Caro.

61' Attempt Attempt saved. Nacho Martnez (Tenerife) left footed shot from a difficult angle on the left is saved in the bottom left corner. Assisted by Teto.

61' Substitution Substitution, Tenerife. Nacho Martnez replaces Loc Williams because of an injury.

60' Delay over. They are ready to continue.

60' Delay in match because of an injury Loc Williams (Tenerife).

58' lex Sancris (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

58' Foul by Loc Williams (Tenerife).

54' Substitution Substitution, Burgos CF. Jos Matos replaces Miki Muoz.

54' Substitution Substitution, Burgos CF. lex Bermejo replaces Borja Gonzlez.

54' lex Sancris (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the attacking half.

54' Foul by Aitor Sanz (Tenerife).

53' Miguel Atienza (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

53' Foul by Enric Gallego (Tenerife).

51' Attempt Attempt missed. Jrmy Mellot (Tenerife) right footed shot from outside the box is too high following a corner.

50' Corner, Tenerife. Conceded by Borja Gonzlez.

50' Attempt Attempt blocked. Teto (Tenerife) right footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Assisted by Aitor Sanz.

49' Miki Muoz (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

49' Foul by Sergio Gonzlez (Tenerife).

48' Miki Muoz (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the attacking half.

48' Foul by Aitor Sanz (Tenerife).

45' Second Half begins Burgos CF 0, Tenerife 1.

49' First Half ends, Burgos CF 0, Tenerife 1.

47' Miki Muoz (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

47' Foul by Enric Gallego (Tenerife).

46' Miki Muoz (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

46' Foul by Sergio Gonzlez (Tenerife).

46' Delay over. They are ready to continue.

45' Delay in match because of an injury Jos Antonio Caro (Burgos CF).

44' Jos Antonio Caro (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

44' Foul by Loc Williams (Tenerife).

43' Corner, Tenerife. Conceded by Jos Antonio Caro.

43' Attempt Attempt saved. Loc Williams (Tenerife) left footed shot from the centre of the box is saved in the bottom left corner.

43' Attempt Attempt blocked. Enric Gallego (Tenerife) header from the centre of the box is blocked. Assisted by Roberto Lpez.

42' Foul by Miki Muoz (Burgos CF).

42' Teto (Tenerife) wins a free kick on the left wing.

41' Attempt Attempt missed. Curro Snchez (Burgos CF) right footed shot from the centre of the box misses to the left. Assisted by Borja Gonzlez with a cross.

41' Joni Montiel (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

41' Foul by Luismi Cruz (Tenerife).

40' Attempt Attempt saved. Fer Nio (Burgos CF) header from the centre of the box is saved in the centre of the goal. Assisted by Anderson Arroyo with a cross.

39' Miguel Atienza (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the attacking half.

39' Foul by Enric Gallego (Tenerife).

36' lex Sancris (Burgos CF) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

36' Foul by Loc Williams (Tenerife).

36' Attempt Attempt missed. Enric Gallego (Tenerife) left footed shot from outside the box is too high. Assisted by Teto.

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VANCOUVER, BC Vancouver Whitecaps FC have provided the following statement on Thursday in advance of the upcoming match against Inter Miami CF at BC Place on Saturday, May 25. In addition, Inter Miami CF head coach Gerardo "Tata" Martino will hold a virtual media conference on Friday afternoon and will provide additional information at that point.

While we haven't received an official update on the availability of Lionel Messi, Luis Surez, and Sergio Busquets for this weekend, we understand they will not make this trip. Unfortunately, we have no control over who plays for our opponent, and it was important for us to communicate to our fans as soon as possible, said Axel Schuster, Whitecaps FC CEO.

We always want our best players going up against our opponent's best players, and facing players of the highest pedigree was especially exciting for our team. We know that there will also be a lot of disappointed fans. We remain committed to making this a special experience for everyone. It is still going to be an incredible atmosphere and celebration of soccer for our city. We have amazing fans, we have a good team, and Saturday's match is a very important home game for us."

A club record MLS-era crowd is expected on Saturday and will include the biggest street party in the teams history. Vancouver Whitecaps FC will be providing all in-stadium food and beverage for this match at 50 percent off. In addition, youth 18 and under will be provided one free kids meal combo.

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Inter Miami CF (9W-2L-4D, 31 points) will travel north to Canada for the its upcoming MLS regular season matchup this weekend, with the team set to visit the Vancouver Whitecaps FC (5W-4L-4D, 19 points) for the first-ever meeting between the sides this Saturday, May 25. Kick off at BC Place is set for 10:30 p.m. ET.

MLS Season Pass will feature every live MLS regular-season match, the entire Audi MLS Cup Playoffs, and Leagues Cup all in one place, with consistent match times and no blackouts a first in live sports broadcasting. With an MLS Season Pass subscription, fans can enjoy every MLS match on billions of devices through the Apple TV app on Apple devices, smart TVs, streaming devices, set-top boxes, and game consoles, as well as on the web at tv.apple.com.

All matches will feature both English and Spanish-language announcers, while matches involving Canadian teams will also offer commentary in French.

Inter Miami earned a 1-0 win over D.C. United in dramatic fashion on Saturday night to extend the teams current unbeaten run this regular season to nine. The teams goal on the night was courtesy of striker Leonardo Campana, who entered the match as a second-half substitute late on, just one minute before bagging the winner in stoppage time. Additionally, goalkeeper Drake Callender once again led the back line with a solid display in goal and registered his fourth shut out of the campaign.

Campana was named to the MLS Team of the Matchday for Matchday 15 of the 2024 regular season following his exceptional performance to help secure the win against D.C. United.

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The team's current nine-match unbeaten streak is the longest unbeaten run in Club history in MLS regular season action. In terms of away matchups, Inter Miami is unbeaten in its past four road games, recording three wins and a draw, which is the longest unbeaten run on the road in an MLS regular season for Inter Miami.

Additionally, the team's current streak this 2024 MLS regular season is the second longest unbeaten streak in Club history behind the 12 game unbeaten run across all competitions from July 21 to Sept. 9 in 2023.

Inter Miami CF (9W-2L-4D) will enter the weekend's matchup against Vancouver first in the Supporters' Shield Standings with 31 points (one point ahead of second place) and leading the league in goals with a total 36 goals (9 more than the next team). At this stage in the 2023 regular season, Inter Miami had a total 15 points, 16 less than the team has after 15 matchdays in 2024. Notably, only two other MLS sides have scored more goals from counterattacks than Inter Miami (4) this regular season.

Striker Luis Suarez leads the team in goals this regular season with 11 and is tied for second place among the league top scorers. Captain Lionel Messi, meanwhile, is the team's second leading scorer with 10 goals and is fourth in the league among the leading scorers. Additionally, Messi leads the team and the league in assists this regular season with 12.

Messi and Leonardo Campana are the two active leading scorers in Club history, with Campana having 26 across all competitions (23 in MLS) and Messi 23 (11 in MLS). They trail Gonzalo Higuain who scored 29 times for Inter Miami (all in MLS). Messi, meanwhile, leads the team with the most assists in Club history with 19 across all competitions (14 in MLS) and versatile attacker Robert Taylor is second with 17 across all competitions (12 in MLS).

Goalkeeper Drake Callender and Taylor are tied as the players with most appearances in Club history with 91 across all competitions. In terms of MLS appearances, Victor Ulloa is first with 74 (one in playoffs), Taylor second with 73 (one in playoffs) and Callender third with 72 (one in playoffs each).

Saturday's matchup at BC Place will present the first-ever matchup between Inter Miami and the Vancouver Whitecaps.

Saturday's matchup may see versatile midfielder Julian Gressel face one of his former sides after playing for the Whitecaps in 2022 and 2023.

The Whitecaps enter Saturdays match up (5W-4L-4D) seventh in the Western Conference with 19 points on the season. In the Caps latest regular season fixture, they secured a 1-1 tie on the road against the Seattle Sounders on May 18, courtesy of a stoppage time penalty from midfielder Ryan Gauld. The Whitecaps team leaders this regular season are attacker Brian White with five goals, and midfielder Ryan Raposo, leading the team in assists with three.

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FC Cincinnati 2 return home on May 26 for a Sunday night encounter with Inter Miami CF II at Scudamore Field at NKU Soccer Stadium. The match will be the first home match for the Orange and Blue since May 4 and the last before June 23. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. ET.

Tickets for the match can be claimed through the FC Cincinnati App with a SeatGeek account. Instructions on how to redeem tickets can be found here. The match will also stream live on MLSNEXTPro.com.

FC CINCINNATI 2 vs INTER MIAMI CF II SUNDAY, MAY 26, 2024 7 P.M. ET SCUDAMORE FIELD AT NKU SOCCER STADIUM

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FIVE IN A ROW FC Cincinnati 2 extended their current active win streak to five matches this weekend with a 4-1 win over New York Red Bulls II in Montclair, N.J. The Orange and Blue hold the longest running win streak in MLS NEXT Pro following St. Louis CITY2s midweek loss to Houston Dynamo 2 and claim the longest win streak for any team in MLS NEXT Pro this season.

The longest win streak in MLS NEXT Pro history is seven matches and is jointly held by Columbus Crew 2 (2022) and Crown Legacy FC (2023).

EYE ON THE TOP SPOT After earning just one point through the first three matches of the season, FC Cincinnati 2 have won six of their last seven taking 18 of a possible 21 points. Entering the weekend, The Orange and Blue sit one point off the top of the league table trailing only Philadelphia Union II and Chattanooga FC (21 points).

GOALS, GOALS AND MORE GOALS FC Cincinnati 2s 20 goals scored leads MLS NEXT Pro. The Orange and Blue hit the four-goal mark for the second time this season against New York and have scored in eight consecutive matches. The Orange and Blue have scored at least two goals in four of their last five.

And everyone is getting in on the action. Seven different FC Cincinnati 2 players have scored at least two goals, the most in MLS NEXT Pro.

MORE MINUTES Defenders Brian Schaefer and Amir Daley, and midfielder Peter Mangione have started all 10 matches for the Orange and Blue this season. All three rank in the top six in minutes played across MLS NEXT Pro and Schaefer is the second player this season to hit the 900-minute mark.

GO ON, STEFAN Stefan Chirila took home MLS NEXT Rising Star of the Matchday for his performance against Red Bulls II where he scored two goals and tallied one assist. It is the second consecutive week the young forward earned the honor.

Chirila, 17, signed an MLS NEXT Pro contract on Tuesday and will spend the remainder of the 2024 season with FC Cincinnati 2 before joining the FC Cincinnati first team in 2025 as a Homegrown Player.

A QUICK STOP HOME FC Cincinnati 2 will enjoy a quick trip home before heading back on the road to finish out what has been a busy month away from Scudamore Field. Following Miami, FCC 2 will face Philadelphia Union II on June 6 and Carolina Core FC on June 15.

Results have been positive for the Orange and Blue on the road where the team holds a 3-2-0 record.

SCOUTING INTER MIAMI CF (3-4-2, 11 PTS., 11TH IN EASTERN CONFERENCE) A hot start to the season that saw Inter Miami CF II win three of their first four matches has fizzled, as The Herons have continued to fall in the Eastern Conference standings. Miami have lost four of their last five and were bested in kicks from the spot against Carolina Core FC last time out. Inter Miami CF II currently sit 11th in the east on 11 points.

Bryan Destin and Ryan Carmichael are in line to lead Miamis attack this season, as the forwards have combined for five of the teams 16 goals and added four assists in 16 total appearances. Leo Afonso, Inter Miami CFs second-round draft pick in the 2024 MLS SuperDraft, leads the Herons with four goals but has not made an MLS NEXT Pro appearance since March 24.

Miami continues to search for answers in the defensive third as The Herons have allowed 20 goals through nine matches this season. Only two teams, New York Red Bulls II and Colorado Rapids II, have conceded more goals than Inter Miami CF II this season and The Herons are just one of two teams to concede six goals in a single match in regular season play this year.

Former Xavier Musketeer Cole Jensen is The Herons preferred goalkeeper as the 23-year-old has made seven starts this season after making a total of seven starts in 2023. Jensen has made 27 saves, the fifth most in MLS NEXT Pro and was in between the sticks for Miamis only shutout of the season against Orlando City B.

Federico Higuan leads Inter Miami CF II in his second season as Head Coach, and his third in a coaching role with the club. Higuan will look to improve on last seasons results as The Herons finished bottom of the Eastern Conference in 2023 with a 5-17-6 record.

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Cystic fibrosis (CF) is a genetic disorder caused by mutations in the CFTR gene, affecting chloride and bicarbonate transport in cells. This leads to thick mucus secretions in organs like the lungs and pancreas, causing blockages and health complications in the respiratory and digestive systems. Before the 1980s, many CF patients didnt survive past their 20s. Recent advancements have gradually raised life expectancy, with a projected 75% increase in adult cystic fibrosis population by 2025.

CF impacts an estimated 162,400 individuals worldwide, with a predominant occurrence among the White population. However, recent evidence indicates its presence in regions like the Middle East, Asia, and Latin America, although at lower rates. In the North American region, the US leads in cystic fibrosis cases, while Canada shows a higher prevalence rate per CF patient population. Europe sees variation, with the UK leading in prevalence, while Belgium and Switzerland show high rates despite lower CF patient populations.

In the Asia-Pacific, Australia and New Zealand report a significant number of cystic fibrosis cases, demanding strong healthcare initiatives. The rest of the world exhibits disparities, with Brazil leading in cystic fibrosis population and South Africa and Egypt following next, although with a moderate number of cases. These findings emphasise the importance of personalised approaches and strong healthcare initiatives to tackle cystic fibrosis on a global scale.

Since 2018, the biotech and biopharma industry has initiated over 450 CF trials. Europe and North America have conducted the most trials, followed by Asia Pacific, while the rest of the world contributes moderately. The US leads in North America, with the UK and Germany prominent in Europe. Significant research efforts are also seen in Australia in the Asia-Pacific region, and Israel in the Middle East. When it comes to patient recruitment trends, Europe shows shorter recruitment durations and faster patient recruitment rates in comparison to the US and Asia-Pacific.

While cystic fibrosis lacks a cure, modern treatments prolong lives through comprehensive management, including nutritional support, airway clearance techniques, and targeted drugs such as CFTR modulators. CFTR modulators enhance lung function by targeting the defective CFTR protein, though their effectiveness depends on gene mutations. They have transformed cystic fibrosis treatment by tackling the root cause of the disease.

The cystic fibrosis treatment market offers diverse products from companies like Advanz Pharma Corp. Ltd., Novartis AG, Pari GmbH, Pharmaxis Ltd., and Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc., covering small molecules, enzymes, biologics, and stem cells. Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. is conducting Phase III trials for small molecule therapies targeting CFTR protein, reflecting ongoing efforts to improve cystic fibrosis treatment. This and several other research and development initiatives represent a comprehensive approach by the companies involved in their pursuit to address cystic fibrosis treatment complexities and enhance patient outcomes.

In conclusion, cystic fibrosis remains a global health challenge, but recent treatment advances have improved patient outcomes compared to the previous years. Disparities in global prevalence rates and healthcare infrastructure highlight the need for tailored approaches and strong healthcare initiatives. The increase in cystic fibrosis clinical trials and diverse therapeutic options reflects ongoing efforts to address cystic fibrosis complexities and enhance patient well-being. Collaboration among researchers, healthcare providers, and pharmaceutical companies holds promise for further progress in its management and care.

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Inter Miami CF took home two prestigious honors at the 17th Annual Sports Business Awards on Wednesday night in New York City, with the Club having the standout performance of the evening among sports entities. With the signing of Lionel Messi in July 2023 as the catalyst, the Club was recognized with Deal of the Year and Team of the Year honors.

The pair of honors underscores the commitment of Inter Miami Ownership to the Clubs motto, Freedom to Dream. Managing Owner Jorge Mas, and Co-Owners Jose Mas, and David Beckham fulfilled the Freedom to Dream ethos by signing world-class players to compete for Inter Miami CF to represent the essence of South Florida.

Our Club is built on dreams, big dreams said Inter Miami CF Managing Owner Jorge Mas. I, together with Jose and David, promised our fans that the worlds best players would call Inter Miami home. We delivered on our promise and are honored to dedicate these recognitions to our fans whom always believed in us and this is only the beginning.

Deal of the Year Winner: Inter Miami CF Signs Lionel Messi The signing of eight-time Ballon dOr winner, Lionel Messi, transformed North American sports and catapulted Inter Miami into a global phenomenon overnight. Messis arrival at Inter Miami elevated the team's on-field performance immediately, ignited a commercial surge, and helped transform Inter Miami into a reference point for ftbol globally.

The Deal of the Year Award was presented by Super Bowl Champion, and former National Football League player, Jason McCourty. Inter Miami CF Chief Business Officer, Xavier Asensi accepted the award on behalf of the Club.

Sports Team of the Year Winner: Inter Miami CF Just moments after receiving the Deal of the Year Award, Asensi returned to the stage alongside a group of Inter Miami CF members to accept the Team of the Year Award.

The second recognition underscores not just the monumental feat of signing Messi, but also the Club's strategic vision in leveraging the unprecedented moment in Inter Miami history and propelling the Club to exponential heights. The prestigious honor was presented by the legendary Billie Jean King.

Launched in 2008, the Sports Business Awards were established by Sports Business Journal to celebrate excellence in the business of sports. For more information on the distinguished Awards, please visit http://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com.

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CF Montral's elimination in the quarterfinals of the 2024 Canadian Championship against Forge FC marked a moment of reflection for the club and its supporters. With an aggregate score of 3-2, after a 2-1 defeat in the second leg at home, at Stade Saputo, the match exposed the weaknesses of a team that aimed for a sixth national title and a spot in the 2025 Concacaf Champions League. CF Montral took to the field with the responsibility to overturn the 1-1 draw achieved in the first leg, but was quickly stunned by Forge FC. Daniel Parra and Kwasi Poku put the visiting team ahead with two goals in the first 30 minutes, a tough blow to coach Hernn Losada's plans.

The two-hour delay due to bad weather seemed to have given CF Montral a new lease of life, as they returned from halftime with a more aggressive stance. The team managed to reduce the deficit with a goal from Victor Wanyama in the 66th minute. However, the inability to find the second goal needed to force extra time or secure a victory revealed a lack of offensive efficiency that has been recurring throughout the season. The quarterfinal elimination is a significant setback for a club with the ambitions of CF Montral. Besides missing out on the chance to contend for the national title, the defeat means the club won't have the opportunity to compete in the Concacaf Champions League in 2025.

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Forge FC's victory represents a significant milestone for the Canadian Premier League (CPL) and for the club itself, which has been establishing itself as an emerging force in Canadian soccer. The convincing performance against a Major League Soccer (MLS) team like CF Montral shows that CPL is becoming a more competitive league and capable of forming teams that can compete at higher levels. Daniel Parra and Kwasi Poku stood out not only for their goals but also for how they orchestrated the game, demonstrating skill and determination. Forge FC's success is not just a tactical victory but also a sign that Canadian soccer is diversifying and strengthening its foundations.

CF Montral's defeat should serve as a wake-up call for the club. Management and the coaching staff need to deeply assess what went wrong and how these mistakes can be corrected. The lack of depth in the squad, defensive lapses, and inefficiency in attack are issues that need to be addressed if the club wants to return to being a dominant force on the national scene. For Forge FC, this victory could be a catalyst for a bright future. The confidence gained from this win can propel the team to new heights. The club has shown that it has the talent and organization necessary to challenge MLS teams, which bodes well for the future of Canadian soccer.

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Major League Soccer returns with a fresh set of fixtures, as CF Montreal and Nashville square off at the Saputo Stadium on Saturday (May 25). While the Boys in Gold appear to have hit their stride in recent weeks, the hosts head into the weekend on a run of three defeats.

Montreal suffered a quarterfinal exit from the Canadian Championship on Wednesday, as they fell to a shock 2-1 loss to Canadian Premier League side Forge FC at home.

Laurent Courtois men have lost four games on the spin and are winless in eight games across competitions since a 2-1 victory over FC Cincinnati on April 14. With 12 points from 13 games, Montreal are 13th in the Eastern Conference, three points and two places below Nashville.

The visitors were denied consecutive wins for the first time this season last time out, as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Atlanta United at Geodis Park. With that result, Rumbani Munthalis men have gone unbeaten in four home games, winning two, since a 2-1 loss to Philadelphia Union in April.

Nashville holds the upper hand in the fixture, having won six of their last nine meetings. Montreal have picked up one win in that period.

CF Montreal Form Guide: L-L-L-L-D

Nashville Form Guide: D-W-L-W-D

Montreal will have to cope without a host of key players, as they continue their spells on the injury table.

Injured: Mason Toye, Lassi Lappalainen, Ousman Jabang, Raheem Edwards, Nathan-Dylan Saliba, Josef Martinez, Matias Coccaro, Kwadwo Opoku

Suspended: None

Dru Yearwood, Randall Leal and Lukas MacNaughton have been ruled out through injuries.

Injured: Dru Yearwood, Randall Leal, Lukas MacNaughton

Suspended: None

CF Montreal (3-4-3): Jonathan Sirois; George Campbell, Joel Waterman, Fernando Alvarez; Ruan, Samuel Piette, Mathieu Choiniere, Ariel Lassiter; Jules-Anthony Vilsaint, Bryce Duke, Sunusi Ibrahim

Nashville (4-4-2): Joe Willis; Shaq Moore, Walker Zimmerman, Jack Maher, Daniel Lovitz; Tyler Boyd, Anibal Godoy, Sean Davis, Jacob Shaffelburg; Hany Mukhtar, Sam Surridge

Montreal and Nashville have endured a slow start to the season and find themselves separated by just three points at the bottom end of the table. Expect both sides to cancel out each other and settle for a share of the spoils.

Prediction: Montreal 1-1 Nashville

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Nashville SC (3-4-6, 10th in the Western Conference) vs. CF Montreal (3-7-3, 12th in the Eastern Conference)

Montreal, Quebec; Saturday, 7:30 p.m. EDT

BETMGM SPORTSBOOK: LINE Montreal +151, Nashville SC +173, Draw +222; over/under is 2.5 goals

BOTTOM LINE: Nashville visits CF Montreal aiming to break a three-game road slide.

Montreal is 1-2-1 at home. Montreal has scored 17 goals while allowing 31 for a -14 goal differential.

Nashville is 0-3-1 on the road. Nashville has a 1-2 record in matches decided by one goal.

Saturday's game is the second time these teams meet this season. Nashville won the last meeting 4-1.

TOP PERFORMERS: Matias Coccaro has three goals and one assist for Montreal. Ariel Lassiter has two goals and one assist over the past 10 games.

Sam Surridge has scored five goals for Nashville. Jacob Shaffelburg has three assists over the past 10 games.

LAST 10 GAMES: Montreal: 1-7-2, averaging 1.2 goals, 3.6 shots on goal and 4.4 corner kicks per game while allowing 2.8 goals per game.

Nashville: 3-4-3, averaging 1.4 goals, 3.9 shots on goal and 5.0 corner kicks per game while allowing 1.7 goals per game.

NOT EXPECTED TO PLAY: Montreal: Ousman Jabang (injured), Nathan-Dylan Saliba (injured), Kwadwo Opoku (injured), Matias Coccaro (injured), Raheem Edwards (injured), Lassi Lappalainen (injured), Josef Martinez (injured).

Nashville: Lukas MacNaughton (injured), Randall Leal (injured).

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