CF Montreal drew 2–2 with New England Revolution in an MLS encounter where the visitors dominated possession and created far greater attacking threat, yet failed to convert their superiority into victory. The Revolution controlled 54 per cent of the ball and generated 4.03 xG from 21 shots, with only five on target; Carles Gil and Dor Turgeman found the net for the away side. Montreal, operating in a 4–3–3 shape, managed just 0.86 xG from 15 shots but capitalised on their limited chances through Brayan Vera and Prince Owusu's goals. The home side's goalkeeper made five saves at 60 per cent efficiency, whilst New England's stopper faced eight shots on target and saved 75 per cent, though underperformed his xG model by 0.66 goals. This result leaves both teams with points on the board despite a significant underlying performance gap that favoured the Revolution's attacking play.