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CF Montréal 0–3 Atlanta United: Final Result, Scorers and Match Details
CF Montréal 0–3 Atlanta United: Final Result, Scorers and Match Details
CF Montréal 0–3 Atlanta United: Final Result, Scorers and Match Details
Atlanta United beat CF Montréal 3–0 at Stade Saputo on Wednesday, October 14, 2026. The official MLS match summary confirms first-half goals from Miguel Almirón and Giuliano Galoppo, then Breel Embolo’s goal in the 60th minute. This update gives the verified score, scorer sequence, published kickoff time and pregame availability information. The MLS summary does not list the exact minutes or assists for Almirón and Galoppo, so those details are left unassigned.
Players in white and navy kits challenge for the ball under stadium lights. This representative scene is not a photograph of CF Montréal vs. Atlanta United.
Final score and confirmed scorers
The final result was CF Montréal 0–3 Atlanta United in the 2026 MLS regular season. Atlanta scored twice before halftime and added a third after the break. MLS names Almirón and Galoppo as the first-half scorers and identifies Embolo’s finish as the 60th-minute goal. That is enough to establish the order of the scoring and the final margin without guessing at the details of the first two plays.
Scorer
Timing confirmed by MLS
Match detail
Miguel Almirón
First half
Exact minute and assist not stated in the checked summary
Giuliano Galoppo
First half
Exact minute and assist not stated in the checked summary
Breel Embolo
60th minute
Atlanta’s third goal
The league’s short recap is the source for the result and the scoring summary. It does not provide a full event log in the text reviewed here. For that reason, this report does not attribute assists, describe the finishing technique, or assign a precise first-half minute to either Almirón or Galoppo.
A player celebrates near the corner with teammates approaching; the scene is illustrative and is not from the Montréal–Atlanta fixture.
Match details at a glance
Detail
Verified information
Fixture
CF Montréal vs. Atlanta United FC
Competition
2026 MLS regular season
Final score
CF Montréal 0–3 Atlanta United FC
Date
Wednesday, October 14, 2026
Venue
Stade Saputo, Montréal, Québec, Canada
Published kickoff
7:30 p.m. Montréal time, EDT (UTC−04:00); 23:30 UTC
Kickoff time and venue
CF Montréal’s announcement and 2026 home schedule listed the match for 7:30 p.m. at Stade Saputo on October 14. The club specified EDT, or UTC−04:00, for the local kickoff. That converts to 23:30 UTC on the same Wednesday. The published time is the scheduled kickoff; it is not an independently verified timestamp for the referee’s opening whistle.
Stade Saputo is the home venue identified by the club for this fixture. Since the match took place in Montréal, the time shown above is the event’s local time, with UTC included for readers elsewhere. The calendar date remains October 14 in both time labels.
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Pregame context, kept separate from the final result
CF Montréal’s match announcement offered a snapshot from before kickoff: Montréal had a 5–9–4 record, with 23 goals scored and 33 conceded, while Atlanta sat 14th in the Eastern Conference, three points ahead of the hosts. The announcement also noted that Montréal was coming off a loss in Toronto on October 11 and Atlanta had lost 3–1 at home to FC Cincinnati. Atlanta’s preview said the club was winless in its two previous matches.
Atlanta’s preview also referenced its 3–1 win over Montréal in May. These details help explain the setting around the October meeting, but they are historical pregame context. They should not be read as either club’s updated record or conference position after the 3–0 result. A standings update would need to account for the other league results around Matchday 30.
Players listed unavailable before the match
The MLS Matchday 30 Player Status Report listed six players as out for this fixture. Atlanta’s entries were Tomás Jacob, suspended, and Will Reilly, with an ankle issue. CF Montréal’s entries were Brayan Vera, suspended; Brayan Ceballos, lower body; Thomas Gillier, upper body; and Bode Hidalgo, lower body.
Those are the league report’s pregame status labels, not a postmatch medical update. They do not give recovery timelines, establish a diagnosis beyond the broad listed category, or confirm who started or entered as a substitute. The official team sheet or event log would be needed to report complete lineups and substitutions.
Broadcast information and what remains unconfirmed
CF Montréal’s original announcement listed Apple TV and CJAD 800 for the live fixture. That is the club’s pregame broadcast information; it does not confirm that a replay or on-demand audio recording is currently available. Viewers seeking highlights or a replay should check the official MLS match page and the Apple TV listing in their region for current access details.
The confirmed account is therefore concise: Atlanta won 3–0, Almirón and Galoppo scored in the first half, and Embolo added the 60th-minute goal. The checked public summary does not establish the first-half goal minutes, assists, full lineups, possession, shots, attendance or postmatch comments. Those statistics and reactions are not inferred from the scoreline.