Moneyline PickCavalry to Win (+104)
Total GoalsOver 2.5 Goals (-186)
ComboCavalry to Win + Both Teams to Score (+240)
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Supra du Québec vs Cavalry Main Match Info

Supra du Québec vs Cavalry Moneyline Prediction

Cavalry enters the playoffs with two wins, one draw, and two defeats from its last five matches. The Calgary club defeated Vancouver 1-0 on October 25, following a 4-2 victory over Pacific and a 2-2 draw against Halifax.

Supra’s recent results have been even more impressive, with the newcomers winning four of their last five games.

Nevertheless, Cavalry’s superior season-long record makes the visitors the preferred selection. Tommy Wheeldon Jr.’s side finished first in the regular season, while Supra secured fourth place with 38 points.

Their previous meeting provides another compelling argument. Cavalry demolished Supra 6-0 in September, exploiting defensive gaps and demonstrating its considerable attacking advantage.

Supra’s unbeaten five-match run makes this a challenging away fixture. However, Cavalry’s experience, defensive organization, and ability to capitalize on transitions support a narrow first-leg victory.

Supra du Québec vs Cavalry Total Goals Prediction

Supra’s 28 regular-season matches averaged approximately 3.5 goals, with the newcomers scoring 1.7 and conceding 1.8 per fixture. Eighteen of their 28 games went over 2.5 goals.

Cavalry’s corresponding games averaged 2.9 goals. The Shield winners scored 2.1 per match while conceding just 0.8, with 15 of their 28 outings clearing the 2.5 line.

Recent performances strengthen the selection. Each of Supra’s last five outings produced at least three goals. Cavalry also went over 2.5 goals in four of its previous five games, although its latest victory against Vancouver finished 1-0.

Supra’s attacking confidence should create opportunities, but Cavalry’s finishing quality could prove decisive. The two-legged format may encourage some caution, but both sides’ recent scoring points to goals.

Supra du Québec vs Cavalry Combo

Cavalry’s regular-season dominance supports the away-win component. The visitors beat Supra in three of their four league meetings and won the Shield by a clear margin.

The Both Teams to Score selection is supported by Supra’s attacking improvement. The Québec club has scored 16 goals across its previous five matches, including four against Halifax. Its recent performances suggest it can threaten even the league’s strongest defence.

The combo backs Cavalry to convert its opportunities while Supra responds through its increasingly productive attack.

Supra du Québec vs Cavalry Team News

Supra du Québec Team News

Out: Ismaël Yeo (ACL)

Loïc Kwemi enters the playoffs as the CPL Golden Boot winner, having scored 15 goals in 26 regular-season appearances. He accounted for approximately 32% of Supra’s goals, underlining his importance to the attack.

Ibrahim Condé scored twice against Halifax, while Sean Rea struck the decisive goal in the 3-4 victory.

Coach Kyt Selaidopoulos has overseen four wins and one draw since taking charge. Supra has seven days to prepare for its first-ever playoff match, although conceding three goals against Halifax highlights a defensive concern.

Cavalry Team News

Doubtful: Sergio Camargo (hamstring)

Tobias Warschewski finished the regular season with 11 goals and 10 assists, becoming the first CPL player to reach double figures for assists in a season. His creativity complements Cavalry’s defensive strength. Nathan Ingham provides experience in goal, supported by centre-backs Daan Klomp and Amer Didić.

The Cavs finished with 60 points, 58 goals scored, and only 23 conceded. Their 1-0 victory over Vancouver secured the Shield.

Tommy Wheeldon Jr. has seven days to prepare, with the return leg scheduled six days after Sunday’s encounter.

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