Brault-Guillard helps Supra du Quebec past Cavalry 2-1; Atletico Ottawa, Forge draw
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LAVAL – An own goal by Cavalry midfielder Eryk Kobza was costly as Supra du Quebec held on for a 2-1 win over the Calgary-based side on Sunday in the first leg of their Canadian Premier League semifinal.
Zachary Brault-Guillard opened scoring for Supra du Quebec in the fourth minute before Kobza’s error gave them a 2-0 lead in the ninth minute.
Tobias Warschewski replied for Cavalry in injury time before intermission.
In the other semifinal, Ballou Tabla’s goal in the 43rd minute tied the game up as Atletico Ottawa earned a 2-2 draw with Hamilton’s Forge FC.
Diego Guitterez had the other Ottawa goal in the 23rd minute.
Anthony Aromatario scored in the 15th minute for the early Forge lead and then defender Marko Jevremovic gave the Hamilton club another lead at the 35th minute.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 1, 2026.