Montreal, Minnesota and Kelvin Yeboah

Loons ride Kelvin Yeboah’s first goal of season in 1-0 win over Montreal
Kevin Yeboah’s goal helps Minnesota beat Montreal 1-0
Minnesota United overcomes CF Montreal with its first and only goal of the season
Minnesota United and CF Montreal played the Loons’ home opener in subfreezing temperatures Saturday at Allianz Field, an evening befitting teams from the league’s two coldest locales. And while it took more than an hour,
Minnesota United faces CF Montreal in MLS home opener at Allianz Field
The Loons roster is getting younger and, they hope, more dynamic, as they prepare to face Montreal at Allianz Field.
Analysis: Minnesota United is making defense its linchpin
Minnesota United forward Kelvin Yeboah attempts a shot as CF Montreal goalkeeper Jonathan Sirois gets positioned and midfielder Ousman Jabang hits the turf. (Abbie Parr/The Associated Press)
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Photos: Fans celebrate the home opener for Minnesota United
Minnesota United fans kicked off the season at home with a win for the Loons 1-0 over CF Montreal on Saturday. Photojournalist Ellen Schmidt documented the game and the fans for MPR News.
Analysis: Minnesota United exits satisfied with strategy emphasizing defense against LAFC
Coach Eric Ramsay has expressed a goal of controlling the ball more, but that was never the pursuit as the Loons lost in Los Angeles.
Minnesota 1, Montreal 0
Second Half_1, Minnesota, Yeboah, 1 (Oluwaseyi), 69th minute. Goalies_Montreal, Jonathan Sirois, Sebastian Breza; Minnesota, Dayne St. Clair, Alec Smir. Yellow Cards_Jabang, Montreal, 43rd; Oluwaseyi, Minnesota, 49th; Marshall-Rutty, Montreal, 67th.
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Where to watch Minnesota vs. Montreal live stream, TV channel, start time for MLS match
Here's everything you need to know about Minnesota vs. Montreal, including TV channel and streaming options for the MLS matchup.
Minnesota United vs. CF Montreal: Keys to the match, projected starting XI and a prediction
Previous meetings: MNUFC is 3-1-0 against the Eastern Conference side, including a 4-0 loss in State Saputo in 2023; former Loon Mason Toye had a brace in that one. Montreal hasn’t come to Minnesota since United was renting TCF Bank Stadium in 2018. It was the Montreal Impact back then.