Cavalry vs Supra du Québec Prediction, Betting Tips & Odds (Nov 7)
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Cavalry vs Supra du Québec Prediction, Betting Tips & Odds (Nov 7)

Giorgi Natsvlishvili
Moneyline PickCavalry to Win (-121)
Total GoalsOver 2.5 Goals (-200)
ComboCavalry to Win + Both Teams to Score (+204)
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Cavalry vs Supra du Québec Main Match Info

Cavalry vs Supra du Québec Moneyline Prediction

Cavalry heads into Saturday’s decisive semifinal under considerable pressure following its 2-1 defeat in Québec. Tommy Wheeldon Jr.’s side conceded twice in the first nine minutes, with Zachary Brault-Guillard opening the scoring before an Eryk Kobza own goal doubled Supra’s advantage.

Tobias Warschewski pulled one back before half-time, scoring from the rebound after goalkeeper Joakim Milli saved his penalty. That goal keeps Cavalry within touching distance of the final.

Home advantage could strengthen the Cavs’ chances. The club posted the best home record in the regular season, with 36 points from 14 matches at ATCO Field.

Overall, Cavalry has recorded two wins, two losses, and a draw in its last five games across all competitions. However, Supra is unbeaten in six games under Kyt Selaidopoulos, including five victories. The Cavs will therefore need to produce a significantly stronger start than they did in Laval.

Cavalry vs Supra du Québec Total Goals Prediction

Cavalry scored 58 goals in 28 regular-season matches, averaging 2.07 per game. The Shield winners conceded just 23, giving them an impressive defensive average of 0.82 goals allowed.

Supra’s attacking record is also encouraging. The Québec club scored 47 goals in the regular season, averaging 1.68 per game, despite finishing fourth. However, it has conceded 50, averaging 1.79.

Their recent meetings offer particularly relevant evidence. Cavalry’s 6-0 victory in September comfortably cleared the 2.5-goal line, while the first leg on Sunday produced exactly three goals. In addition, each of Supra’s last five matches and four of Cavalry’s last five have produced at least three goals.

Supra also scored 16 goals across its final five regular-season matches, averaging 3.2 per game. That attacking form continued in Laval, where two early goals ultimately secured the victory.

The aggregate situation could set the stage for another open contest. Cavalry needs at least one goal to level the tie, while Supra has opportunities to exploit the space left behind as the hosts push forward.

Cavalry vs Supra du Québec Combo

Cavalry’s home record and attacking strength support their victory. The regular-season champions scored 58 goals in 28 matches and showed they can overwhelm Supra with September’s 6-0 victory.

However, Sunday’s first leg revealed defensive weaknesses. Cavalry conceded twice in the opening nine minutes, with Supra finding success down the left flank. Zachary Brault-Guillard and Diyaeddine Abzi were particularly influential in creating those early opportunities.

The Both Teams to Score selection is also supported by Supra’s recent form. The visitors have now found the net in six consecutive fixtures.

Loïc Kwemi remains a significant threat, while Sean Rea and David Choinière provide additional creativity. Cavalry cannot afford to ignore those attacking options while chasing the aggregate deficit.

The combo backs Cavalry to win and concede at least once.

Cavalry vs Supra du Québec Team News

Cavalry Team News

Out: Goteh Ntignee (leg), Sergio Camargo (doubtful), Adam Pearlman (doubtful).

Tobias Warschewski remains Cavalry’s principal attacking threat. His first-leg goal extended his CPL playoff scoring record to six goals in six appearances. Levi Laing and Nathaniel Edwards entered the starting lineup, while Eryk Kobza featured in midfield.

Ali Musse and Caniggia Elva add attacking options, while Daan Klomp and Amer Didić bring experience in central defence. Cavalry’s immediate priority will be avoiding another slow start.

Cavalry has six days between the legs and the advantage of playing at home after the trip back from Laval.

Supra du Québec Team News

Out: Ismaël Yeo (leg)

Supra’s first-leg victory highlighted the importance of Brault-Guillard, Abzi, and Kwemi. Their combination helped produce the opening goal after just four minutes. Goalkeeper Joakim Milli was equally influential, denying Tobias Warschewski’s initial penalty attempt and making another important save against Nathaniel Edwards.

Selaidopoulos may favour continuity after recording five wins and one draw in his first six matches. Supra can afford to defend its aggregate advantage, but the visitors’ recent attacking success suggests they may still threaten Cavalry on the counterattack.

Supra travels across the country with six days between the legs.

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