Forge FC and FC Supra du Québec head into the second leg of their Canadian Championship semifinal in Hamilton after a 1-1 first-leg draw in which Supra led until stoppage time. The expansion Supra side, in its debut CPL season, has repeatedly challenged the four-time league champions through strong defensive organization and counterattacking threats, including a recent 1-0 league victory. Forge’s late equalizer via Daniel Krutzen underscored its experience and set-piece threat, while both clubs made extensive lineup rotations between their most recent meetings. Home advantage for Forge combines with Supra’s playoff positioning needs and the aggregate context to sustain tight, low-scoring possibilities. Market pricing across numerous exact-score outcomes reflects this competitive balance and the difficulty of predicting the final tally.