Canadian Premier League · Friday, October 16, 2026
FC Supra du Québec 3, Inter Toronto FC 0
Inter Toronto FC suffered a difficult road defeat against FC Supra du Québec at Stade Boréale in Laval, with a first-half dismissal and three second-half goals proving decisive.
The result extended Toronto’s challenging run of form as the club looked to respond after consecutive league defeats.
Match breakdown
First half: Ferrari sent off
Inter Toronto’s task became considerably harder in the 44th minute when Max Ferrari received a red card.
Sean Rea was booked shortly afterward, and the visitors went into halftime level at 0–0 despite being reduced to 10 men.
53rd minute: Supra take the lead
The breakthrough came shortly after halftime when Kembo Kibato scored an own goal, putting Supra ahead 1–0.
The unfortunate incident gave the hosts the advantage they needed against a depleted Toronto side.
62nd minute: Supra double the advantage
Oussama Elkalkouli scored to make it 2–0, with David Choinière credited with the assist.
Toronto now faced a difficult two-goal deficit while playing a man down.
87th minute: Supra seal the victory
Noah Santos scored the third goal late in the match, completing a convincing home win and leaving Inter Toronto without a goal.
Turning points
Ferrari’s dismissal: The red card left Inter Toronto with 10 players before halftime.
The own goal: Supra took the lead eight minutes into the second half.
Elkalkouli’s finish: The second goal put the hosts firmly in control.
Santos’ late strike: The 87th-minute goal confirmed the result.
Final verdict
Inter Toronto’s night unravelled after Ferrari’s dismissal.
The visitors held Supra scoreless in the first half, but the numerical disadvantage, the own goal and Supra’s clinical finishing eventually proved decisive.
For Inter Toronto, the immediate priorities are defensive discipline, improved attacking production and a stronger response in the club’s next league fixture.
Final score: FC Supra du Québec 3, Inter Toronto FC 0.
