| Moneyline Pick | Cavalry to Win (-205) |
| Player Prop | Tobias Warschewski to Score |
| Same Game Parlay | Cavalry to Win + Tobias Warschewski to Score + Over 2.5 Goals |
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Cavalry vs Vancouver Main Match Info
- Date and Time: Saturday, August 29, 2026, 05:00 PM ET
- Venue: ATCO Field
- Location: Foothills County, Canada
- Last H2H match: Vancouver 1-0 Cavalry (CPL, July 2026)
Cavalry vs Vancouver Moneyline Prediction
- Moneyline Pick: Cavalry to Win
- Odds: -205 (Tonybet)
Cavalry’s home dominance is the strongest argument. Tommy Wheeldon Jr.’s side have seven victories and two draws at home, scoring 22 goals and conceding only six.
The contrast with Vancouver on the road is significant. They have five losses on the road, with 12 goals scored and 13 conceded.
Current form strengthens the pick. Cavalry have taken 13 points from their last five league matches. Vancouver enter Calgary after consecutive away defeats, 4-0 at Atlético Ottawa and 1-0 at HFX Wanderers. Therefore the hosts are favourites to win.
Cavalry vs Vancouver Player Prop
- Prop Bet: Tobias Warschewski to Score
Tobias Warschewski is in outstanding form after scoring twice in Cavalry’s 3-1 win over Atlético Ottawa, taking him to eight CPL goals. He was subsequently named CPL Player of the Week for the third time this season.
Usage is another major positive. Warschewski is effectively an 85-90 minute player, starting consistently and rarely losing meaningful attacking minutes.
If Cavalry establish territorial control as expected, Warschewski should spend considerable time around Vancouver’s penalty area. Given his eight goals, 3.60 shots per 90 and 0.55 xG per 90 profile, he is the strongest prop.
Cavalry vs Vancouver Same Game Parlay
- SGP: Cavalry to Win + Tobias Warschewski to Score + Over 2.5 Goals
Cavalry to Win: Cavalry have not lost a home game this season. Vancouver arrive with consecutive defeats, giving the hosts a massive advantage in the upcoming fixture.
Tobias Warschewski to Score: Warschewski has bagged a brace against Ottawa. He is second in the CPL with 8 goals and based on his form, the German forward is the likeliest candidate to score.
Over 2.5 Goals: Vancouver have conceded 22 goals in the CPL. Cavalry’s last four home matches ended with three goals or more. Thus we anticipate another high-scoring game.
Cavalry vs Vancouver Team news
Cavalry Team News
The recent performances explain why Cavalry are winning rather than merely benefiting from good finishing. Against Forge (2-1), they generated 17 shots to eight, six shots on target to two and an extraordinary 39 touches in the opposition box to nine. Against Atlético (3-1) a week later, Cavalry produced 21 shots, 10 on target and 30 opposition-box touches.
Tobias Warschewski is clearly Cavalry’s form player. His brace against Atlético moved him to eight goals, while his seven assists lead the league. Ali Musse was excellent in the same match, assisting Warschewski’s second goal, while Nathaniel Edwards scored the opener. Caniggia Elva has four goals.
Goteh Ntignee and Michael Baldisimo remain the main availability concerns in Cavalry.
Vancouver Team News
Vancouver followed with a back-to-back losses, after being thrashed 4-0 by Ottawa. Against HFX Wanderers, they lost 1-0. Overall, it was a below-par display from Vancouver, producing 0.69 xG and two shots on target. The result sees them occupying the fourth position in the CPL.
Mohamed Amissi is Vancouver’s leading league scorer with seven goals. Terran Campbell has six despite spending considerable time as an impact substitute. Elage Bah is the principal creator. After recording only one assist in his first 10 appearances, he produced four assists in his next six.
Lys Mousset remains the biggest concern. Emrick Fotsing is also out with a hip injury.
Cavalry vs Vancouver: Where to Watch (Canada)
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