Cavalry FC completed a comeback at ATCO Field on Saturday, defeating FC Supra du Québec 2–0 to win their Canadian Premier League semifinal 3–2 on aggregate. Calgary entered the match trailing by a goal after losing the first leg in Quebec. Caniggia Elva struck in the first half to level the tie, and Ali Musse added a second-half goal that sent the home crowd into celebration.
Captain Sergio Camargo returned from injury to start the match as Cavalry reclaimed control of the two-leg series. The Calgary club had dominated the regular season, but its place in the championship was in genuine doubt after the opening defeat. The win carries Cavalry into a fourth consecutive CPL final, a remarkable record of sustained competitiveness in Canada’s domestic professional league.
Cavalry will now host Atlético Ottawa on November 21 in a rematch of the 2025 championship, which Ottawa won. For Calgary, the result turns the next two weeks into another showcase for the city’s emerging professional soccer culture. The task on the pitch will be to turn the regular-season title and home-field advantage into the league championship trophy.
