Moneyline PickCF Montreal (+123)
Player PropPrince-Osei Owusu to score anytime (+116)
Same Game ParlayMontreal to win/draw + Both teams to score + Over 3.5 goals (+240)
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CF Montreal vs Charlotte FC Main Match Info

CF Montreal vs Charlotte FC Moneyline Prediction

CF Montreal have been underwhelming in recent weeks. They’re coming off a 2-0 away loss to the Philadelphia Union, which extended their winless skid across all competitions to four matches (D2, L2). With just one victory in their last 10 fixtures (D5, L4), Montreal need to turn things around before their playoff chances vanish in a weak Eastern Conference.

Charlotte FC have been in much stronger form. They’re coming off a 0-0 home draw against the Houston Dynamo, but that result extended their undefeated run in MLS play to five matches (W3, D2). Including the 2026 Leagues Cup, Charlotte have dropped just two of their last 10 games across all competitions (W6, D2, L2) while keeping five clean sheets. On paper, they should be considered favourites.

However, Montreal haven’t played as badly as their recent record suggests, and at home, they’ve lost just once in their last five matches (D4, L1) and only three times all season (W3, D5, L3). Charlotte, meanwhile, have lost 50% of their road outings (W3, D2, L5), so we’re backing Montreal to bounce back and keep all three points at Saputo Stadium.

CF Montreal vs Charlotte FC Player Prop

If Montreal are going to win, they’ll need Prince-Osei Owusu to be at his best. The Ghanaian forward missed a penalty in the loss to Philadelphia, but he’s still the team’s top scorer with 13 goals.

Furthermore, Owusu is tied for fourth among the league’s top scorers, making him an excellent candidate to find the back of the net whenever Montreal step onto the field.

CF Montreal vs Charlotte FC Same Game Parlay

We’re taking a more conservative approach with our three-leg parlay, backing Montreal to avoid defeat. They’ve remained unbeaten in four of their last five home games (D4, L1) and six of their last 10 overall (W1, D5, L4).

Even if Le CFM avoid defeat, this clash could still turn into a high-scoring contest, as six of Montreal’s last seven matches across all competitions have seen both teams score. BTTS has also landed in three of Charlotte’s last five league outings.

The over 3.5 goals market is attractive as well. Three of Charlotte’s last five games and two of Montreal’s last three MLS contests have hit that mark. Le CFM have the second-worst defence in the Eastern Conference, which further boosts the chances of a high-scoring affair.

CF Montreal vs Charlotte FC Team News

CF Montreal Team News 

Le CFM haven’t ruled any players out ahead of this midweek clash, but several are game-time decisions. The list includes Efrain Morales (toe), Daniel Pereira (lower body), Bode Hidalgo (groin), and Frankie Amaya (lower body).

The status of Alexis Sánchez is worth monitoring as well. The Chilean forward joined Montreal as the club’s marquee signing during the summer transfer window but has yet to make a start this season.

Charlotte FC Team News

Charlotte FC will be without a key midfielder, as Ashley Westwood, who has started 21 of his 22 appearances during the 2026 MLS season, will be suspended. His absence leaves the Crown without a key anchor in midfield and a specialist at transitioning from defence to attack, with Brandt Bronico expected to take his place in the starting lineup.

The other absentees include Harry Toffolo, who’s sidelined with a hamstring injury but is on the verge of returning. Nimfasha Berchimas (foot) and Aron John (shoulder) are dealing with long-term injuries and will miss several more weeks before returning.

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