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Saturday, November 14, 2026

AFC Toronto beats Montreal Roses to win 1st NSL title

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AFC Toronto won its first Northern Super League championship on Saturday, beating the Montreal Roses 1-0 in the final at TD Place in Ottawa.

17-year-old Olivia Chisholm scores in 1st half for game's lone goal in Ottawa

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A group of female soccer players wrap their arms around each other in celebration during a match.
AFC Toronto celebrates Olivia Chisholm's goal against Montreal Roses FC during the first half of the NSL final on Saturday at TD Place in Ottawa. (Keito Newman/The Canadian Press)

AFC Toronto won its first Northern Super League championship on Saturday, beating the Montreal Roses 1-0 in the final at TD Place in Ottawa.

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