CF Montréal vs New England Revolution

CF Montréal came from two goals down to grab a 2-2 draw against New England Revolution at Saputo Stadium, mounting an impressive second-half comeback after a disastrous first 45 minutes. The hosts were shell-shocked at the break, trailing 2-0, but showed real character to claw their way back into the match. Brayan Vera was the standout performer, earning the official man-of-the-match rating and driving Montréal's resurgence with some crucial contributions on the pitch. The home side dominated the second half, registering 15 shots compared to New England's 21 across the full match, with eight of their attempts finding the target. They pressed hard on the Revolution's goal and earned six corner kicks in their push for victory, but couldn't find that elusive third goal. It's a result that feels like two points dropped for Montréal given their second-half control, but perhaps one gained given the hole they dug themselves into early on.

CF Montréal and New England Revolution drew 2-2 at Saputo Stadium, in a game that could easily have finished either way. Neither team could really take control of the ball for long, with CF Montréal holding 46% possession, close enough to an even split to explain why the game never settled into one side's favour. Both sides had spells on top without ever pulling clear, and the shot count on the day backs up just how tight things were. A draw is rarely the result either team sets out to get, but on this occasion it was a fair reflection of ninety minutes where chances were shared roughly evenly. Below is a closer look at exactly how the numbers from the match broke down.