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FC Supra du Québec will be the Montreal area’s 3rd pro soccer team. Is that too many?
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September 26, 2025
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2:16Now PlayingSoccer fans in the Montreal area are excited to finally have a team in the Canadian Premier League, six years after the league launched. Despite CF Montreal and the Montreal Roses already vying for their attention and dollars, some in the soccer community feel there’s enough room for a third team.
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