Former Harambee Stars captain Victor Wanyama was involved in one goal as his side CF Montreal came from behind to take maximum points against Toronto FC with a narrow 4-3 win.The Kenyan featured the whole length of the match as Montreal staged the perfect bounce-back from a 1-0 defeat suffered on the first day of September.Toronto drew first blood from the spot after just five minutes courtesy of Federico Bernardeschi, with the penalty having taken the intervention of the VAR to be awarded.On a un match 👊@DjoMihailovic ties things up with a SCREAMER.#CFMTL pic.twitter.com/qARJHcQNJg— CF Montréal (@cfmontreal) September 5, 2022 Former Napoli winger and Italian international Lorenzo Insigne doubled the advantage two minutes later to cushion Toronto’s lead.However, the 2-0 lead lasted only 12 minutes as Kamal Miller grabbed a goal back to set Montreal’s comeback rolling.Olwande enjoying life at Sofapaka after leaving Kariobangi SharksTwo minutes later, Djordje Mihailovic restored parity after being set up by the former Tottenham man, with Kei Kamara striking with just two minutes left in the first half to give Montreal the lead for the first time in the game.🫶 @keikamara (👋 @VictorWanyama)#CFMTL pic.twitter.com/bx3ipx74Oj— CF Montréal (@cfmontreal) September 5, 2022 On resumption for the second half, it took Montreal just nine minutes to pick up from where they had left in the first half, this time Alistair Johnston being on the end of a Kei Kamara pass to slot home the fourth goal.With Montreal seemingly headed for a 4-2 win, Insigne struck again in the third minute of stoppage time but it was not enough to inspire Toronto to go for the draw.With the win, Montreal are third on the overall standings, second on the Eastern Conference, and play Columbus Crew on Saturday.
