Montréal vs Columbus Crew Prediction, Odds & SGP Picks (Sep 19)
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Montréal vs Columbus Crew Prediction, Odds & SGP Picks (Sep 19)

Giorgi Natsvlishvili
Moneyline PickMontréal to Win (+139)
Player PropPrince-Osei Owusu to Score (+125)
Same Game ParlayMontréal to Win + Prince-Osei Owusu to Score + Over 2.5 Goals (+310)
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Montréal vs Columbus Crew Main Match Info

Montréal vs Columbus Crew Moneyline Prediction

Montréal have secured three wins at Stade Saputo, with 16 goals scored and 15 conceded, while Columbus have managed just one victory in 12 away matches.

Fatigue is another important factor. Both teams played cup semifinals on Wednesday and won 2-1, but Le CFM remain at Stade Saputo after eliminating Vancouver, while Columbus must travel immediately after their Open Cup victory over Orlando.

The visitors are on a four-game away losing streak, while the hosts desperately need points. Therefore, we expect Montréal to win.

Montréal vs Columbus Crew Player Prop

Prince-Osei Owusu leads his team with 13 MLS goals in 23 appearances, having produced 10.97 xG from 59 shots, with 29 on target and 52 of his 59 attempts coming from inside the penalty area. He’s also recorded 147 touches in the opposition box.

Owusu has already broken through Columbus’ defence once this season. He scored against the Crew on August 19, recording three shots and two on target in 78 minutes as Le CFM won 2-1.

The expected game script also fits the prop. With Owusu leading the team in goals, he is the attacking player best positioned to finish Montréal’s chances.

Montréal vs Columbus Crew Same Game Parlay

Montréal to Win: Columbus have the worst away record with only a single victory in 12 fixtures. Despite sitting at the bottom of the Eastern Conference, Montréal are slight favourites because they are playing at home.

Prince-Osei Owusu to Score: Owusu leads the team with 13 goals and arrives hot after bagging a brace against Vancouver. He also provides physical presence in the penalty area, giving him more scoring opportunities.

Over 2.5 Goals: Eight of the last 10 H2H meetings have produced three or more goals. Montréal have conceded 51 goals, and given their weak defence, a high-scoring affair looks likely.

Montréal vs Columbus Crew Team News

Montréal Team News 

Against Charlotte, Montréal controlled 58% possession, attempted 16 shots to 13, and won the xG battle 1.22-1.10, yet lost 2-1. Against Colorado, however, their attacking quality dropped sharply: Le CFM generated only around 0.67 xG against Colorado’s 2.18, had 41% possession, and were outshot 18-11 in a 1-0 defeat.

Prince Owusu remains the player Columbus must stop. He has scored 13 MLS goals, and he registered a brace as Montréal beat Vancouver 2-1 to reach their first Canadian Championship final since 2023. Wikelman Carmona and Daniel Rios have each netted four goals.

The two confirmed absentees are Dani Pereira and Brayan Vera, both with lower-body injuries.

Columbus Crew Team News

The most important Columbus news this week is that Wednesday’s victory sent them through to the U.S. Open Cup final for the fourth time in club history. The Crew limited Orlando to only three shots and zero shots on target, while producing seven attempts and three on target themselves.

Brais Méndez has recorded two goals and one assist in eight MLS appearances. Santiago Rodríguez has made an immediate impact with two goals in his first three league matches. He also supplied an assist in Wednesday’s U.S. Open Cup semifinal, when Josef Martínez scored his first Columbus goal.

Wessam Abou Ali, Sékou Bangoura, and Rudy Camacho are out, while Mohamed Farsi is questionable.

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