CF Montréal vs. Forge FC: How to watch, stream Canadian Championship final

CF Montréal host Canadian Premier League side Forge FC in the 2026 Canadian Championship final on Wednesday night, aiming to win their sixth-ever title in the domestic tournament.

Wednesday, Oct. 21 | 7 pm ET/4 pm ET

If the aggregate score remains tied after 90 minutes, the final will proceed to extra time and, if necessary, a penalty shootout.

The winner will not only hoist the Voyageurs Cup but also qualify for the 2027 Concacaf Champions Cup.

• Preliminary Round: 5-0 win vs. Calgary Blizzard SC

• Quarterfinals: 4-2 aggregate win vs. Vancouver FC

• Semifinals: 3-2 aggregate win vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC

Preliminary Round: 5-0 win vs. Calgary Blizzard SC

Quarterfinals: 4-2 aggregate win vs. Vancouver FC

Semifinals: 3-2 aggregate win vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC

Although Montréal have struggled in MLS play, they can still salvage the season by winning the Canadian Championship.

In the semifinals, Montréal ousted four-time defending champs and Western Conference-leading Vancouver Whitecaps FC 3-2 on aggregate. Dani Pereira scored a long-range golazo in Leg 1, then Prince Owusu netted a brace in Leg 2.

Now, Montréal are one victory away from winning the club’s first Canadian Championship since 2021.

Can Owusu, who has 15g/5a in MLS this season, and Chilean legend Alexis Sánchez lead the club to glory?

• Preliminary Round: 4-0 win vs. HFX Wanderers FC

• Quarterfinals: 3-2 aggregate win vs. CS Saint-Laurent

• Semifinals: 2-1 aggregate win vs. FC Supra du Québec

Preliminary Round: 4-0 win vs. HFX Wanderers FC

Quarterfinals: 3-2 aggregate win vs. CS Saint-Laurent

Semifinals: 2-1 aggregate win vs. FC Supra du Québec

A perennial contender in the Canadian Premier League, Forge FC are in their second-ever Canadian Championship final.

They also reached the 2020 final and lost to Toronto FC, 5-4 on penalties, after a 1-1 draw. That match was delayed until 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Second in the CPL table (57 points), Forge’s key players include former Vancouver Whitecaps forwards Lucas Cavallini and Levonte Johnson, as well as midfielder Tristan Borges.

In early October, club legend Kyle Bekker announced his retirement from professional soccer. He spent four seasons in MLS (2013-16), spanning FC Dallas, Montréal and Toronto.