Box Score | Philadelphia Union 2, CF Montreal 0

Philadelphia Union defeated CF Montréal 2-0 on Saturday night at Subaru Park. In the first half, the Union held the majority of possession and created several chances, but neither side found the back of the net. In the second half, the Union found a breakthrough in the 57th minute, with a goal from midfielder Danley Jean Jacques. In the 75th minute, Homegrown midfielder Cavan Sullivan doubled the advantage to secure all three points at home.

The Union return home to Subaru Park on Wednesday, September 9 to host FC Cincinnati (7:30 p.m. ET / Apple TV).

Philadelphia Union (2) – CF Montréal (0)
Subaru Park (Chester, PA)
Saturday, September 5, 2026

TODAY’S MATCH INFO

Referee: Chris Penso
Asst. Referee 1: Corey Rockwell
Asst. Referee 2: Eduardo Jeff
Fourth Official: Sergii Demianchuk
VAR: Michael Radchuk
AVAR: Karsten Gillwald

SCORING SUMMARY

PHI – Danley Jean Jacques 57’
PHI – Cavan Sullivan 75’

DISCIPLINARY SUMMARY

PHI – Jovan Lukic (caution) 7’
MTL – Hennadii Synchuk (caution) 15’
PHI – Bruno Damiani (caution) 24’
MTL – Samuel Piette (caution) 29’
MTL – Dawid Bugaj (caution) 56’
PHI – Kai Wagner (caution) 71’
MTL – Victor Loturi (caution) 73’
PHI – Jesus Bueno (caution) 90+1’

LINEUP

Philadelphia Union: Andre Blake (C), Kai Wagner, Nathan Harriel, Neil Pierre, Frankie Westfield, Danley Jean Jacques, Jovan Lukic (Jesus Bueno 69’), Cavan Sullivan (Alejandro Bedoya 82’) , Indiana Vassilev (Quinn Sullivan 69’), Milan Iloski (Ezekiel Alladoh 82’), Bruno Damiani (Malik Jakupovic 90’).

Substitutes not used: Andrew Rick, Japhet Sery, Jeremry Rafanello, Ben Bender.

CF Montreal: Sebastian Breza, Jalen Neal (Brandan Craig 46’), Brayan Vera, Luca Petrasso (Daniel Rios 79’), Dawid Bugaj, Samuel Piette (C) (Victor Loturi 69’), Matty Longstaff, Fabian Herbers, Prince Owusu, Alexis Sanchez (Noah Streit 79’), Hennadii Synchuk (Wikelman Carmona 69’).

Substitutes not used: Brayan Ceballos, Dante Sealy, Olger Escobar, Thomas Gillier.

NOTES

Homegrown midfielder Cavan Sullivan becomes the youngest player and first teenager to record a goal contribution in five consecutive games. He also holds the record for most goal contributions by a player 16 or younger.

This outing extended the Union’s streak in which a teenager scored or assisted in a match for that club to nine matches, marking the longest such streak in MLS history. (5/24/2026 – Active)