Supra du Québec and Cavalry played out a 1-1 draw in the Canadian Premier League group stage on 9 August 2026. Cavalry arrived as heavy favourites, sitting top of the table with 46 points from 20 games, while Supra du Québec languished in fifth place with 22 points. The result, though unpredictable, feels like a fair reflection of how the match unfolded. To be fair, neither side carved the other open in any sustained spell.
The first half belonged largely to Cavalry, who enjoyed 64 per cent possession and launched 107 attacks compared to 88 from the hosts. They created one big chance while Supra du Québec managed none, but shots on target told a different story — three for the hosts against two for Cavalry. E. Kobza picked up the first yellow card in the 31st minute, and O. El Kalkouli followed suit four minutes later. By then, the pattern was clear: Cavalry controlled territory but Supra du Québec stayed compact.
After the break, Supra du Québec brought on Kobza at half-time and shifted shape slightly. H. Paton went off in the 66th minute, replaced by L. A. Kwemi, while T. Lebeuf and A. Pearlman both collected yellow cards in quick succession. The hosts increased their intensity, pressing higher and forcing Cavalry into more errors. And here's the thing — it was Supra du Québec who looked more likely to score in the opening exchanges of the second period.
The breakthrough came in the 80th minute when A. Sissoko found the net for the hosts, sending the stadium into a brief frenzy. Cavalry responded with urgency, and in the 88th minute C. Elva equalised with a composed finish. The goals arrived in a tight window, and neither keeper faced more than two shots on target all day. The yellow cards piled up — five in total — hinting at the edge of the contest.
Statistically, the match reflected the scoreline. Supra du Québec dominated possession and passing, completing 501 passes compared to Cavalry's 242, but shot accuracy remained low at 20 per cent. Cavalry, by contrast, were more clinical with 40 per cent accuracy but managed only four shots total. The hosts made five corners to Cavalry's three, but big chances remained scarce throughout.
The result leaves Supra du Québec still in fifth place with 23 points, while Cavalry extend their lead at the top to 47 points. The hosts have now drawn two of their last five matches, including this one, after a run that saw them win three and lose two. Cavalry's unbeaten streak continues, but they dropped points away from home for the first time this season.