Montreal’s home side, the Roses, and the visiting Calgary Wild finished their regular‑season clash in a 1‑1 stalemate on June 21, 2026, at Stade Boréale. The match concluded with each team having scored once, leaving the points evenly split between the two clubs.
The game opened with both sides testing each other’s defenses, creating a series of chances that highlighted the competitive nature of the encounter. Early pressure from the Roses was met by a resilient Wild back line, and the first goal came after a sustained period of attacking play. Calgary responded in kind, equalising later in the first half, which set the tone for a tightly contested second period.
Throughout the remainder of the match, neither side was able to break the deadlock. Both squads continued to press forward, generating opportunities that kept the spectators engaged, but the defenses held firm enough to preserve the 1‑1 scoreline until the final whistle.
Stade Boréale provided a familiar backdrop for the Roses, offering a home‑field advantage that was evident in the team's early dominance. However, the Wild’s ability to match that intensity on the road demonstrated their adaptability and resolve in a regular‑season setting.
The draw adds a balanced result to each club’s campaign, reflecting the evenly matched nature of the two teams as the season progresses. Both the Montreal Roses and Calgary Wild will look to build on the experience gained from this encounter as they continue their respective schedules in the league.
No further scoring occurred after the equaliser, and the match concluded without the need for extra time or penalties. The result will be recorded in the league’s official standings, marking another competitive chapter in the ongoing rivalry between the two clubs.