CF Montreal delivered a statement performance on Saturday, riding a historic night from Prince Owusu to a dominant 4-1 victory over the New York Red Bulls. The win not only snapped a frustrating four-game losing skid but also completed a season sweep of their Eastern Conference rivals.

The match marked a new era for the club, as interim coach Philippe Eullaffroy took the helm following the departure of Marco Donadel. His squad responded immediately, with Owusu serving as the undeniable catalyst. The forward was everywhere, opening the scoring from the penalty spot in the 39th minute and dishing out three assists for a spectacular four-point night.

Montreal set the tone early, with Victor Loturi finishing an Owusu pass just five minutes in. After Owusu's penalty made it 2-0, he connected with rookie Noah Streit to set up Matty Longstaff for his first Montreal goal early in the second half. While a brief own goal gave New York life, Kwadwo Opoku sealed the deal with a late strike for his first of the campaign.

Owusu's masterclass continues his impressive form against the Red Bulls this year, having also scored a PK in Montreal's 3-0 win back in March. With five goals and three assists already, he's proving to be a vital offensive engine for a team in need of a spark. The victory also held special significance, becoming Montreal's 100th all-time win at Stade Saputo—a fitting way to celebrate a fresh start and a much-needed three points.