Vancouver FC vs Supra du Quebec Prediction: Key Stats and Betting Tips

Vancouver FC welcome Supra du Quebec to Willoughby Community Park Stadium on 23 May 2026 in Canadian Premier League Group Stage action, with both sides looking to climb a congested early-season table. The hosts sit 7th with 4 points from 6 matches, while the visitors are 5th on 6 points from 5 games, setting up a tight encounter between two teams still searching for consistency.

For Vancouver FC, the stakes are clear: with just one win and a goal difference of -3, they need to turn around a poor home record that has seen them lose all three games at Willoughby without scoring. Supra du Quebec, meanwhile, have been erratic but slightly more productive, scoring 5 goals and also carrying a -1 goal difference. With the matchup projecting as low-scoring and finely balanced, this fixture will attract interest from fans and bettors looking for Canadian Premier League predictions and value angles on Vancouver FC vs Supra du Quebec.

Stats suggest a cagey contest: both teams average around one goal conceded per game and neither has kept a clean sheet so far. With prediction models leaning towards a “win or draw” outcome for Supra du Quebec and under 3.5 goals, this clash looks like one where defensive organisation and set-piece quality could decide the outcome rather than an open attacking shootout.

Vancouver FC vs Supra du Quebec Key Stats

• Vancouver FC have taken 4 points from 6 matches (1 win, 1 draw, 4 defeats) with 4 goals scored and 7 conceded.
• No previous head-to-head meetings are on record between Vancouver FC and Supra du Quebec.
• Vancouver FC have failed to score in 4 of their 6 league fixtures and have a total of 0 clean sheets this season; Supra du Quebec also have 0 clean sheets.

Vancouver FC vs Supra du Quebec — Tale of the Tape

• Position: 7 vs 5
• Points: 4 vs 6
• Goals For: 4 vs 5
• Goals Against: 7 vs 6
• Clean Sheets: 0 vs 0

The league table underlines how little separates these sides at this stage. Vancouver FC have played one game more yet trail Supra du Quebec by two points, reflecting a more fragile start. Their all-games record of 1 win, 1 draw and 4 defeats with just 4 goals scored highlights an attack that has struggled to create and convert chances, particularly at home where they have lost all three matches and are yet to find the net.

Supra du Quebec have been inconsistent but slightly more efficient. With 2 wins and 3 defeats from 5 matches, they have scored 5 and conceded 6, averaging 1.0 goal for and 1.2 against per game. Their away numbers are relatively positive: 1 win and 1 loss from 2 away fixtures, with 3 goals scored and 3 conceded. While neither side has managed a clean sheet, Supra du Quebec’s marginally better attacking metrics and more solid away record give them a narrow statistical edge heading into this Group Stage clash.

Vancouver FC vs Supra du Quebec Key Matchups

M. Amissi vs M. Chretien

Vancouver FC’s main attacking reference so far has been Mohamed Amissi. The attacker has appeared and started in all 6 matches, logging 180 minutes with 1 goal to his name. He has taken 5 shots with 4 on target, contributed 3 key passes from 28 total passes at 82% accuracy, and attempted 6 dribbles with 3 successful. His profile suggests a direct forward who looks to test goalkeepers and combine around the box, but he will need more support if Vancouver are to break their home scoring drought.

Opposite him, Supra du Quebec’s standout performer has surprisingly been defender M. Chretien. Across 5 appearances (4 starts) and 90 minutes played, he has already scored 1 goal, taken 1 shot on target, and completed 78 passes at a superb 96% accuracy. Defensively, he has contributed tackles, blocks and interceptions, while winning all 4 of his duels. With 2 yellow cards and involvement in penalty incidents, he is an aggressive presence at the back. The duel between Amissi’s movement and Chretien’s reading of the game could be decisive in whether Vancouver finally score at home.

M. Doner vs S. Rea

Morey Doner has been one of Vancouver FC’s most influential players from full-back. In 6 appearances and 6 starts (180 minutes), he has provided 1 assist and created 7 key passes from 83 total passes at 87% accuracy. Defensively he has 2 tackles and 2 interceptions, while winning 15 of 22 duels and completing 3 of 6 dribbles. His ability to progress the ball and deliver from wide areas is vital for a team struggling to score, and he is central to any game plan that aims to stretch Supra du Quebec.

For Supra du Quebec, creative responsibility often falls on midfielder Sean Rea. He has made 5 appearances (4 starts), playing 90 minutes with 1 assist. Rea has attempted 2 shots (1 on target) and delivered 5 key passes from 46 total passes at 84% accuracy, indicating a player capable of unlocking defences despite limited minutes. His duel with Doner down Vancouver’s flank—Doner pushing forward, Rea trying to exploit spaces in transition—will shape the territorial battle and the volume of chances created by both sides.

Head-to-Head: Last Meetings

This will be a fresh matchup in the Canadian Premier League. There are no recorded previous competitive meetings between Vancouver FC and Supra du Quebec, so there is no historical W-D-L pattern to lean on. Tactical adjustments and current form will therefore be more instructive than tradition in assessing this fixture.

Vancouver FC vs Supra du Quebec Prediction

Form and underlying numbers point towards a tight, low-scoring contest. Vancouver FC’s league form string of “LWDLL” and their season record of just 4 goals from 6 matches—combined with 4 failures to score—suggest a side short on cutting edge, especially at home where they have 0 goals and 4 conceded. Supra du Quebec’s “LLWLW” form is also mixed, but their attacking output of 5 goals from 5 matches and stronger away scoring rate (1.5 goals per away game) gives them a slight advantage.

Prediction metrics rate Supra du Quebec as the likelier side to avoid defeat, with a 45% chance of an away win, 45% for the draw, and only 10% for a Vancouver victory. The recommended angle is a double chance on the visitors (draw or Supra du Quebec) combined with under 3.5 total goals, reflecting two teams that concede but rarely explode in attack. With goals expectations capped and no clean sheets on either side, a narrow margin seems probable, but the exact goals fields are not numeric, so the most reasonable interpretation is a conservative, low-scoring share of the points leaning towards the visitors’ resilience.

Predicted Score: Vancouver FC 1-1 Supra du Quebec

Vancouver FC League Form

LWDLL

Supra du Quebec League Form

LLWLW

Vancouver FC Possible Starting Lineup

J. Frank (GK); M. Doner, M. Campagna, I. Ssewankambo, P. Gee (Defenders); M. Polisi, D. Pecile, N. Mezquida, L. Toomey (Midfielders); M. Amissi, L. Mousset (Forwards).

Vancouver FC have rotated between 4-3-3 and 4-4-2 shapes this season, and the personnel available suggest a back four built around the experience of Morey Doner and I. Ssewankambo. In midfield, Marcello Polisi offers ball-winning and distribution, while D. Pecile and N. Mezquida can link play. Up front, the onus will again fall on Mohamed Amissi and L. Mousset to convert the limited chances a misfiring attack is creating. With no clean sheets and frequent failures to score, balance between Doner’s forward runs and defensive security will be crucial.

Supra du Quebec Possible Starting Lineup

M. Chretien, D. Abzi, C. Auguste, Alessandro Biello, S. Rea, S. Mlah (core outfield options based on current usage and impact).

Supra du Quebec’s lineups have not been formally listed, but their key contributors are clear. At the back, defenders M. Chretien, D. Abzi and Charles Auguste combine strong passing accuracy—each above 90%—with solid defensive numbers and a willingness to step into midfield. In the centre, Alessandro Biello and S. Mlah provide energy and ball-winning, while Sean Rea is the creative hub with 1 assist and 5 key passes. This spine suggests a team comfortable building from the back and hitting quickly in transition, a style that could trouble a Vancouver side chasing their first home points.

Vancouver FC Team News

No significant absences reported.

Supra du Quebec Team News

No significant absences reported.

Injuries & Suspensions

Vancouver FC:

• None reported.

Supra du Quebec:

• None reported.

Betting Tips: Vancouver FC vs Supra du Quebec

Exactly 3 distinct markets are recommended, based on current form and prediction advice.

• Result Tip: Double chance – Draw or Supra du Quebec. With the away side given a combined 90% chance to avoid defeat (45% draw, 45% away win) and Vancouver struggling badly at home, backing Supra du Quebec not to lose aligns with the win-or-draw recommendation. (No fixed odds available; check live markets.)
• Goals Tip: Under 3.5 total goals. Vancouver average 0.7 goals for and 1.2 against per game, while Supra du Quebec sit at 1.0 for and 1.2 against. The advice explicitly points to “-3.5 goals”, indicating a strong lean to a low-scoring contest. (No fixed odds available; look for under 3.5 in goal lines.)
• Value Tip: Supra du Quebec to score at least once. They have failed to score in only 3 of 5 games, with a stronger away scoring rate (1.5 goals per away match), while Vancouver have conceded in every fixture and have 0 clean sheets. Targeting the visitors to find the net at least once offers a pragmatic angle in the absence of official odds.

How to Watch Vancouver FC vs Supra du Quebec

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• Australia: beIN Sports
• India: FanCode
• MENA: beIN Sports
• South America: ESPN / Disney+
• Africa: SuperSport

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