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

Vancouver FC host Supra du Quebec at Willoughby Community Park Stadium on 6 September 2026 in a Canadian Premier League Group Stage clash that could prove pivotal in the race for the upper half of the table. With only five points separating the sides, this is a classic mid-season six-pointer between two clubs still searching for consistency.

The hosts come into this fixture sitting 4th with 27 points from 20 matches, boasting a positive goal difference of +3 (26 scored, 23 conceded). Supra du Quebec, meanwhile, are 5th on 22 points from 19 games and have been far more volatile, scoring 27 but conceding 33 for a -6 differential. For fans looking for a detailed Vancouver FC vs Supra du Quebec prediction and betting tips, the numbers point towards a tight but attacking encounter, with both teams showing vulnerabilities at the back.

Recent head-to-head history gives Vancouver FC a psychological edge after a thumping away win in July, but Supra du Quebec have enough firepower to trouble any defence in this league. With both sides hovering around the mid-table pack, this match is about momentum as much as points.

Vancouver FC vs Supra du Quebec Key Stats

• Vancouver FC are 4th with 27 points from 20 matches, scoring 26 and conceding 23 in the Canadian Premier League Group Stage.
• In their last meeting on 17 July 2026, Vancouver FC beat Supra du Quebec 5-1 away at CEPSUM Stadium.
• Across this league campaign, Vancouver FC average 1.3 goals scored and 1.2 conceded per match, while Supra du Quebec average 1.4 scored and 1.7 conceded.

Vancouver FC vs Supra du Quebec — Tale of the Tape

• Position: 4 vs 5
• Points: 27 vs 22
• Goals For: 26 vs 27
• Goals Against: 23 vs 33
• Clean Sheets: Vancouver FC 3, Supra du Quebec 1 (league statistics)

On raw standings, Vancouver FC hold the edge: more points, fewer games lost, and a better defensive record. They have 8 wins from 20 and a +3 goal difference, underpinned by a relatively solid defence that concedes just 1.2 goals per game. At home, they have been competitive with 5 wins from 10, scoring 14 and conceding only 9.

Supra du Quebec are more chaotic. Their 6 wins and 4 draws from 19 matches are offset by 9 defeats and a leaky defence conceding 33 goals at an average of 1.7 per game. Away from home, they score an impressive 1.8 goals per match (16 in 9), but ship 2.0 on average (18 conceded), which explains their negative goal difference despite a comparable attacking output to Vancouver FC.

Vancouver FC vs Supra du Quebec Key Matchups

T. Campbell vs L. Kwemi

In attack, Vancouver FC lean on Terran Campbell, who has 4 league goals from 20 appearances. Despite starting only 11 of those games and playing 428 minutes, he has converted 4 of 12 shots, with 4 on target, and added 5 key passes from 91 total passes at 73% accuracy. His ability to contribute both as a scorer and link player makes him a central figure in Vancouver’s forward line, particularly at home.

Supra du Quebec’s main threat is Loïc Adrien Kwemi. With 5 goals in 17 appearances (14 starts) over 593 minutes, he leads his side’s scoring charts. Kwemi has taken 18 shots with 11 on target, underlining his efficiency, and he has also scored 2 penalties from 2 attempts. His dribbling output (37 attempts, 18 successful) suggests he can create his own chances as well as finish moves, a key weapon against a Vancouver defence that can be exposed in certain phases, particularly after the interval.

I. Ssewankambo vs D. Choinière

Further back, the creative battle between Vancouver’s Isak Ssali Ssewankambo and Supra du Quebec’s David Choinière could shape the tempo. Ssewankambo has 2 assists in just 7 appearances (5 starts) and 185 minutes, producing 75 passes at 84% accuracy with 2 key passes. His ability to progress the ball from midfield and find forwards in dangerous areas gives Vancouver a technical pivot in the middle third.

Choinière, meanwhile, is a key creative outlet for Supra du Quebec. In 18 appearances (14 starts, 640 minutes), he has supplied 3 assists and taken 10 shots (6 on target). With 239 passes at 86% accuracy and 15 key passes, he is one of the league’s more reliable playmakers. His dribbling (12 attempts, 7 successful) and ability to draw fouls (8 won) add another layer of threat, especially against a Vancouver midfield that can be aggressive in the challenge.

Head-to-Head: Last Meetings

These sides have already met twice in the 2026 Canadian Premier League season, producing goals and drama. The recent results underline Vancouver FC’s slight edge but also show Supra du Quebec’s capacity to compete.

• 17 July 2026: Supra du Quebec 1-5 Vancouver FC (Canadian Premier League)
• 23 May 2026: Vancouver FC 1-1 Supra du Quebec (Canadian Premier League)

Vancouver FC vs Supra du Quebec Prediction

Stats suggest a finely balanced contest with a slight tilt towards the home side. Vancouver FC have the better defensive numbers and a stronger clean-sheet record, while Supra du Quebec are more explosive going forward but significantly more porous at the back, especially late in matches. Supra concede a large share of their goals in the 76–90 minute window, while Vancouver score consistently in both the opening and closing 15 minutes, which could be decisive in a tight game.

The prediction model gives Vancouver FC a 45% chance of victory, the draw also at 45%, and Supra du Quebec only 10%. That aligns with the recent 5-1 away win for Vancouver and their superior league position, but the high draw probability reflects both teams’ inconsistency and the relatively modest scoring averages (1.3 vs 1.4 goals per game). Expect Vancouver to control more of the game, with Supra du Quebec dangerous in transition but vulnerable to sustained pressure.

Predicted Score: Vancouver FC 2-1 Supra du Quebec

Vancouver FC Recent Form

In the league standings, Vancouver FC’s recent form string reads LLLDW, indicating a rough patch followed by a stabilising win. Over the broader campaign, their league form pattern shows streaky behaviour: they have managed a longest winning run of five matches but also a three-game losing streak. At home, they have been fairly reliable with 5 wins, 2 draws and 3 defeats from 10, conceding less than a goal per game on average.

Supra du Quebec Recent Form

Supra du Quebec’s recent standings form is WDLLD, reflecting one win followed by a mix of losses and draws. Their extended league form string underscores volatility, with only a longest winning streak of one game and repeated short losing runs. Away from home, they have a balanced record of 3 wins, 2 draws and 4 defeats, but the 18 goals conceded in 9 away fixtures highlight why they struggle to turn attacking promise into consistent results.

Vancouver FC Possible Starting Lineup

GK: C. Irving; Defenders: M. Doner, Thomas Geoffrey Field, M. Campagna, P. Gee; Midfielders: M. Polisi, I. Ssewankambo, N. Mezquida, L. Toomey; Forwards: T. Campbell, L. Mousset.

Vancouver FC have used a variety of shapes this season, most commonly a 4-2-3-1 but also 4-4-2 and 4-3-3. With that flexibility, they can pair the creativity of players like I. Ssewankambo and N. Mezquida with the work rate and defensive contribution of M. Polisi, who has 6 yellow cards but also solid passing and tackling numbers. Out wide, Thomas Geoffrey Field offers reliable distribution (88% pass accuracy) and defensive stability. Up front, a combination of T. Campbell and L. Mousset gives them both a finisher and a physical presence to occupy Supra’s back line.

Supra du Quebec Possible Starting Lineup

GK: [not available]; Defenders: D. Abzi, C. Auguste, M. Chretien; Midfielders: Alessandro Biello, A. Sissoko, D. Choinière, S. Rea; Forwards: L. Kwemi, I. Conde, S. Mlah.

With no formal lineup data provided, Supra du Quebec’s likely XI is inferred from key contributors. At the back, the trio of D. Abzi, C. Auguste and M. Chretien all feature heavily, combining strong passing accuracy (85–88%) with significant defensive actions and a notable yellow-card count, which hints at an aggressive back line. In midfield, Alessandro Biello, A. Sissoko and D. Choinière provide a blend of ball-winning and distribution, while S. Rea adds goal threat and creativity with 1 goal, 2 assists and 24 key passes. Up front, the combination of L. Kwemi and I. Conde offers goals (7 between them) and link play, with S. Mlah able to join from midfield to overload central areas.

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 tips from different markets:

• Result Tip: Back Vancouver FC in the double chance (Vancouver FC or draw). The prediction model assigns 45% to a home win and 45% to the draw, with only 10% for a Supra du Quebec victory. Vancouver’s stronger defensive record and recent 5-1 H2H win support a home-favoured outcome, while the high draw probability offers protection against a tight stalemate.
• Goals Tip: Over 1.5 total goals. Vancouver FC matches have seen more than 1.5 goals in 7 of 20 league games, while Supra du Quebec have gone over this line in 7 of 19. Combined with H2H results of 5-1 and 1-1 and both teams’ averages (1.3 and 1.4 goals scored per game, respectively), a minimum of two goals looks a reasonable expectation.
• Value Tip: Anytime goalscorer – L. Kwemi. Supra du Quebec’s forward has 5 goals in 17 appearances, with 11 of 18 shots on target and a perfect record from the penalty spot (2 scored from 2). Given Vancouver’s tendency to concede in the 61–90 minute windows and Supra’s strong away scoring average (1.8 goals per game), Kwemi offers solid value to find the net even if the visitors do not win.

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