A stoppage-time equalizer by Daniel Ríos secured a 1–1 draw for CF Montréal against New York City FC on October 31.
Late goal saves a point for Montréal
CF Montréal played New York City FC to a 1–1 draw at Citi Field on Saturday, October 31, according to Major League Soccer's official match record and the published results feed. Andrés Perea put New York City ahead in the 41st minute, leaving Montréal chasing the match until stoppage time. Daniel Ríos then scored at 90+2 minutes to equalize, completing a late comeback for the Canadian club.
How the match played out
The official MLS match record lists 12 shots for New York City and 11 for Montréal, with the home side controlling just over half of possession. Both teams made a series of substitutions in the second half. Montréal's equalizer came after the regulation 90 minutes had elapsed; a 1–1 draw, not a Montréal victory, is the confirmed final result. The game was part of a nine-match October 31 MLS slate.
What the result does—and does not—show
The point is Montréal's latest confirmed result, but a single match alone does not establish the club's final league position or playoff qualification. This report records the official final score and scoring details without inferring standings consequences not established by the sources reviewed. The MLS match page is linked for readers seeking the play-by-play and statistics.
Sources & transparency
Major League Soccer official New York City–Montréal October 31 match recapESPN MLS October 31 score resultsOriginal CDN News coverage. Sources are linked for reference.
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