Toronto FC rallies past Montreal 2-1 with two stoppage-time goals

Rated coverage is limited to right-leaning outlets, with no left- or center-rated pieces; the accounts are standard sports reports without political framing. Toronto FC beat CF Montreal 2-1 after trailing from the 52nd minute. Daniel Rios finished a rebound when William Yarbrough, on his club debut, spilled Matty Longstaff's shot. Lewis Morgan leveled in the third minute of second-half stoppage time from a Niklas Dorsch cross. Two minutes later Djordje Mihailovic, formerly of Montreal, scored the winner off Theo Corbeanu at the back post. The win ended Toronto's three-game losing streak and extended its BMO Field unbeaten run to five since the World Cup break. Luka Gavran left in the 23rd minute with a leg injury after colliding with Prince Owusu; Yarbrough's appearance was his first MLS game since Sept. 21, 2024, with San Jose. Robin Fraser said, "Old age is coming fast, I can tell you that," and praised the group's resilience down the stretch. Mihailovic said, "Now I've scored on both sides of this derby. It feels good," and that he gives everything for Toronto against the rival now. Coverage does not diverge on the core facts.