63-407: Schoenfeld may refer to: People [ edit ] Aaron Schoenfeld (born 1990), American-Israeli Major League Soccer player Adam Schoenfeld , American poker player Bernard C. Schoenfeld , American screenwriter Eleonore Schoenfeld , American cellist Gabriel Schoenfeld , American politician Gerald Schoenfeld (1924-2004), chairman of
126-681: A crowd of 13,648—a new attendance record for the club at the time. The A-League was renamed the USL First Division in November 2004. The Impact started the 2005 season with a 15-game undefeated streak and finished 10 points clear of second place to win the Commissioner's Cup. They were knocked out in the playoffs semi-finals by the Seattle Sounders. That same year, the club announced the construction of Stade Saputo,
189-784: A crowd of 8,169. The victory was the first championship for a professional soccer club from the city of Montréal. The Impact were regular season champions for three consecutive seasons; from 1995 to 1996 in the APSL (rebranded as the A-League ), and in 1997 as part of the post-merger USISL A-League. In 2004, the Impact won the A-League championship by defeating the Seattle Sounders 2–0 at Centre Claude Robillard in Montréal, in front of
252-851: A free agent ahead of their inaugural season. Following the 2021 season, Schoenfeld's contract option was declined by Austin. Media reports of Schoenfeld being called up to the Israel national team for a friendly against Croatia started to surface on February 14, 2016, but has to date never received an invitation by the Israeli team. Maccabi Tel Aviv Schoenfeld is married to fellow soccer player Abby Dahlkemper . They announced their engagement in December 2020, and got married on January 5, 2021. Montreal Impact (MLS) Club de Foot Montréal ( lit. Montreal Football Club ), better known as CF Montreal or simply Montreal ( French : Montréal ),
315-408: A highly active group, known for their unwavering 90 minute chants, use of smoke grenades, creating large tifos, waving flags, and organizing road trips to follow the club on away games. The group was located directly behind the net, on the south side of Stade Saputo, in section 132 with some spillover into section 131. Smaller independent groups also located in these sections, would join their voices to
378-490: A return to the club's traditional colours with blue being predominant, and centred around a stylized fleur-de-lis , which the club has used as a symbol since 2002. Home, away, and alternative uniforms. "Ultras Montréal" , also known as "UM02" , was founded in 2002 and was CF Montréal's largest and oldest supporters group. The group's motto is "Toujours fidèles" in French and translates as "Forever faithful". The Ultras were
441-515: A single season (11) and most consecutive road wins (7). CF Montréal were knocked out of the 2022 MLS playoffs in the Eastern Conference Semifinals by New York City FC by a score of 3–1, at Stade Saputo. CF Montréal also set new club records for income earned from the sale of players with the sale of Djordje Mihailovic to AZ Alkmaar , Alistair Johnston to Celtic FC and Ismaël Koné to Watford FC . MLS 2022 Coach of
504-475: A small part of section 127 a standing room area only. The group can be identified in the stadium by a banner displaying the group's name and crest. The crest features a snowy owl (Nyctea scandiaca), the official bird of the Province of Québec. Because of their proximity, 127 Montréal often join supporters in 132 and 131 in their chants during matches. The group can also be seen during matches waving flags sporting
567-475: A soccer-specific stadium and the club's current home, which opened on May 19, 2008. The Impact repeated as Commissioner's Cup winners in 2006 and won their first USL playoff championship in 2009 after they defeated the Vancouver Whitecaps 6–3 on aggregate in the two-legged final. The second leg was played at Stade Saputo in front of a crowd of 13,034. The Impact won the first seven editions of
630-507: A sold-out crowd of 61,004. The home team scored in the 8th minute when Nacho Piatti moved swiftly past three América players and passed to an open Andrés Romero who slotted the ball past the Mexican goalkeeper. The first half ended with the Impact ahead 1–0 in the game and 2–1 on aggregate. However, Club América scored four goals in the second half and the game ended 4–2 to América (5-3 on aggregate). On August 29, 2015, head coach Frank Klopas
693-405: A substitute for Itzik Cohen in a 1–0 loss to Hapoel Kfar Saba at Levita Stadium . After just two matches with Netanya, Schoenfeld signed a two-and-a-half-year deal with Hapoel Tel Aviv and was sold together with Netanya youth player, Fadi Najar, in exchange for ₪ 1 million. Schoenfeld made his debut with Hapoel Tel Aviv in a Tel Aviv derby on February 7, 2016, scoring the opening goal in
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#1732780782878756-664: A total of 11 times, five of which are within the format of the Canadian Championship , the national championship for professional clubs in Canada formed in 2008. The club competes in the Leagues Cup , the North American zonal competition for CONCACAF, and is eligible for the cross-border Campeones Cup , but does not take part in the U.S. Open Cup . The club plays its home matches at Stade Saputo and
819-496: A two-legged series against a Mexican opponent. Porter's goal Cameron Porter was drafted 45th overall on January 15, 2015, by the Impact in the MLS SuperDraft. He made his professional debut on February 24 of that same year as an 81st-minute substitute against Pachuca in the first leg of the quarterfinals. His goal in stoppage time (90+4) in the second leg was the first professional goal of his career and his only goal for
882-709: Is a Canadian professional soccer club based in Montreal . The club competes in Major League Soccer (MLS) as a member of the Eastern Conference . Founded in 1993 as the Montreal Impact , they began playing in the MLS in 2012 as the league's nineteenth franchise and third Canadian club. In 2015, the Impact was the first ever Canadian club and the second MLS club to advance to the final of
945-734: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Aaron Schoenfeld Aaron Maxwell Schoenfeld ( Hebrew : אהרון מקסוול שוינפלד , born April 17, 1990) is an Israeli-American former professional soccer player who played as a forward . Schoenfeld is Jewish , and was born in Knoxville, Tennessee , to Robert and Sherry. Schoenfeld's family are members of Temple Beth El in Knoxville. In an interview, Schoenfeld described his Jewish upbringing as being very traditional with his family regularly attending synagogue , keeping kosher , and respecting
1008-628: Is managed by Laurent Courtois . Impact de Montréal FC were founded in December 1992 when the Saputo family acquired a new franchise in the American Professional Soccer League (APSL), at the time the top flight of professional U.S. and Canadian soccer, which was set to begin competition for the 1993 season. In 1994, the Impact defeated the Colorado Foxes 1–0 at Centre Claude Robillard in Montréal, in front of
1071-765: The Montreal Gazette reported Garber and Saputo had resumed talks for an expansion team to begin play in 2011. On May 7, 2010, Garber and Saputo announced Montreal as the nineteenth club in Major League Soccer, set to begin play for the 2012 season. The MLS franchise is privately owned by the Saputo family. On June 14, 2011, the Montreal Impact announced a five-year agreement with the Bank of Montreal to become their lead sponsor and jersey sponsor in MLS. In August 2011, Jesse Marsch became
1134-524: The "Collectif Impact Montréal" . "Ultras Montréal" released a statement on September 7, 2022, indicating that they would not be part of the collective. Collectif Impact Montréal along with several other smaller groups and independent supporters located nearby have successfully relaunched section 132 as an ultra-style supporters section. Once more, supporters groups at opposing ends of the field, acting independently, have created hostile territory for opposing goaltenders during both halves. The official mascot of
1197-598: The CONCACAF Champions League , where they lost to Club América . The club rebranded as Club de Foot Montréal in 2021 with a new club crest and colours. Amidst discontent and pressure from supporters and local media, the club introduced a revised logo for the 2023 season, with the club being known simply as CF Montréal. CF Montréal and its predecessor clubs have won the Voyageurs Cup , the domestic trophy for professional club soccer in Canada,
1260-676: The Montreal Canadiens ) regarding possible joint ownership of a franchise. On July 24, 2008, MLS announced they were seeking to add two expansion teams for the 2011 season, of which Montreal was listed as a potential candidate. On November 22, 2008, the group's bid for an MLS franchise was not retained by commissioner Don Garber . In response to Vancouver's successful bid in March 2009, Impact GM Nick De Santis commented that he expected chairman Saputo to pursue and realize his vision of Montreal as an MLS franchise someday. By May 16, 2009,
1323-468: The Montreal Impact in the second round (20th pick overall) of the 2012 MLS Supplemental Draft . On March 23, 2012, the Columbus Crew announced they had signed Schoenfeld after acquiring his rights from the Impact in exchange for a conditional pick in the 2013 MLS Supplemental Draft . He made his professional debut the day after his signing. He came on as a substitute for Emilio Renteria in
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#17327807828781386-557: The Shabbat . For high school, Schoenfeld attended Bearden High School and had an outstanding soccer career there, highlighted by a Tennessee state championship and a state championship final appearance. He played on the collegiate level at East Tennessee State University , scoring 20 goals with 10 assists in 72 games for the East Tennessee State Buccaneers . Schoenfeld was originally drafted by
1449-510: The Voyageurs Cup , the domestic trophy for professional soccer in Canada awarded to the best Canadian team in the USL First Division, from 2002 to 2007. Since 2008, the trophy has been awarded to the winner of the Canadian Championship . The Impact won the first edition of the competition in 2008 which qualified the club for the inaugural CONCACAF Champions League , their first continental tournament. The club advanced through
1512-407: The 2014 MLS season with a record of 6–18–10 (W-L-D), finishing last in the league. 2014 -2015 CONCACAF Champions League run The Impact were drawn into group 3 with C.D. FAS of El Salvador and MLS rivals New York Red Bulls. With only the winner of each group advancing to the knockout stage, the Impact went undefeated in the group stage with 3 wins and a draw to win the group. Quarterfinals In
1575-613: The 69th minute against Montreal Impact , the team that had recently traded him. The Crew went on to win 2–0. While on loan with the Dayton Dutch Lions in 2014, Schoenfeld became the club's record holder for goals scored in a single season (12). Upon his return to the Columbus Crew, Schoenfeld scored a brace against the New York Red Bulls . He would later cite this as a highlight of his career, as after
1638-567: The Canadian Championship, Cabrera failed to lead the team to the MLS playoffs and his contract was not renewed for the following season. In November 2019, former France international Thierry Henry signed a two-year deal to coach the Impact. In his first season, the team made the playoffs for the first time since 2016, but were eliminated 2–1 by the New England Revolution in the first round. That same year,
1701-592: The Chicago Sting (58,542). On May 12, 2012, the Impact set a new attendance record for a professional soccer match in Canada with a crowd of 60,860 spectators during a game against the Los Angeles Galaxy which ended in 1–1 draw. On May 24, 2012, the club announced the signing of their first ever MLS Designated Player in Marco Di Vaio , previously of Bologna F.C. 1909 . Di Vaio signed with
1764-550: The Impact after 14 seasons in Serie A and went on to score 34 goals in 76 appearances from 2012 to 2014 with the club. The Impact finished the 2012 regular season in seventh place in the Eastern conference with a record of 12 wins, 16 losses, and 6 ties. On November 3, 2012, head coach Jesse Marsch stepped down due to a difference of opinion with club management over how the team should move forward. 2013 season On January 7, 2013,
1827-536: The Impact earned a spot in the 2014–15 CONCACAF Champions League , their second ever birth and first birth since joinging MLS as an expansion team. The club finished the 2013 MLS regular season with a record of 14 wins, 13 losses, and 7 ties which earned them their first-ever MLS playoff berth, finishing in fifth place in the Eastern Conference. The Impact were eliminated by the Houston Dynamo in
1890-568: The Impact named Marco Schällibaum as head coach. Schällibaum had previously coached nearly 10 years in the Swiss Super League. On February 23, the Impact won the 2013 Walt Disney World Pro Soccer Classic , beating Columbus Crew 1–0 in the final during their pre-season campaign. On May 29, the club won the 2013 Canadian Championship by defeating Vancouver Whitecaps FC in the final, the Impact's first major trophy since joining MLS and their eighth Voyageurs Cup . As Canadian Champions,
1953-576: The Impact unveiled a new slogan, "Passion. Fierté. Authenticité." (Passion. Pride. Authenticity.) In January 2021, the club rebranded as Club de Foot Montréal (or CF Montreal ), with Saputo saying "It's hard to let go of things you love. But here's the reality — to make an impact, we need to retire the Impact." As part of the rebranding, the club unveiled a new badge and colours. The club's new official colours were marketed as "Impact Black", "Ice Grey", and "Sacré Bleu". The badge predominantly featured four letter M's and eight arrows pointing to its centre,
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2016-500: The Impact's first Champions League campaign since the 2015 final ended in the quarter-finals, with away goals elimination by Hondurian club C.D. Olimpia . Henry resigned in February 2021 stating family reasons for his decision to step down as head coach. In a press release, he said: "The last year has been an extremely difficult one for me personally. Due to the worldwide pandemic, I was unable to see my children. Unfortunately due to
2079-710: The Impact's new head coach. The club began building their roster for their inaugural MLS season in October 2011 with the signing of defenseman Nelson Rivas , previously of Inter Milan . From their NASL roster, the Impact re-signed defender Hassoun Camara , goalkeeper Evan Bush and midfielder Sinisa Ubiparipovic to new MLS contracts. Through the MLS expansion draft, the Impact were able to select in November 2011 ten more players, most notably midfielder and American international Justin Mapp . The Impact also traded for Davy Arnaud from Sporting Kansas City who would eventually become
2142-401: The Impact. Porter suffered a serious injury to his left knee less than a month later which required surgery to repair a torn ACL. He retired from professional soccer in 2018 at the early age of 24. Porter's goal immortalised him as a club legend in the minds of Impact supporters despite only ever playing in two MLS games for the club. Semi-finals The Impact faced Alajuelense of Costa Rica in
2205-414: The Mexican side and Germán Ezequiel Cano Recalde gave his team the lead. However, in the dying seconds of stoppage time, substitute Cameron Porter controlled a long pass from Callum Mallace, fought off a defender and slipped the ball between the legs of Pachuca's goalkeeper to tie the game thus sending the Impact to the semi-finals on away goals (3-3 aggregate). The Impact became the first Canadian club to win
2268-625: The Shubert Organization Jim Schoenfeld , Canadian ice hockey player Lowell Schoenfeld (1920-2002), American mathematician Otto Bruno Schoenfeld , athlete William N. Schoenfeld (1915-1996), American psychologist Other uses [ edit ] Schoenfeld, Saskatchewan , Canada Battle of Schoenfeld , a 1945 battle in Żeńsko in Pomerania, during World War II See also [ edit ] Schönfeld (disambiguation) Topics referred to by
2331-572: The Ultras during matches. In September 2021, CF Montréal management announced that it was banning certain supporter groups, most notably, the Ultras Montréal. This move sparked many skeptical reactions as it came on the heels of a feud between the group and then president of the club, Kevin Gilmore. The conflict was a culmination of things that started almost exclusively with the rebranding of
2394-513: The Year candidate, Wilfried Nancy left the club and signed with Columbus Crew in December 2022 and was replaced with former D.C. United head coach Hernán Losada . It was reported that Nancy had agreed with management to finish the season with CF Montréal following a verbal conflict with club owner, Joey Saputo, after a 3–0 loss to Sporting Kansas City in July but that he would be leaving the club after
2457-410: The club and abandonment of the highly popular team name, Impact de Montréal. The club cited misconduct and past violent incidents, however no further specifics were given in their press release. "127 Montréal" was formed in 2011 and are located in the south-west corner of Stade Saputo, in section 127. The club removed several rows of seats at the bottom of the section to accommodate the group, making
2520-470: The club in October 2017 after failing to qualify for the playoffs and was succeeded by Rémi Garde , formerly of Aston Villa . Garde was himself dismissed in August 2019 and replaced by former Colombian football defender Wilmer Cabrera on an interim basis. During Cabrera's time at the helm of the team, the Impact won the 2019 Canadian Championship defeating Toronto FC in the finals. Despite his success in
2583-436: The club was Tac-Tik the dog. The "North Star" or "L'Étoile du Nord" in French is a 5-foot (1.5 m) high, 44-inch (110 cm) wide, 1,576-pound (715 kg) bell acquired by the 1642 MTL supporters group as a goal and victory celebration. It was inaugurated on October 25, 2015, by Montreal mayor Denis Coderre where it was rung twice in a Montreal Impact victory against Toronto FC. Since then, numerous personalities from
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2646-433: The elements combining to resemble a stylized snowflake . Creators stated that the new badge was a tribute to the emblems of the 1976 Summer Olympics and Expo 67 . The rebranding was poorly received by the club's main supporter group, the Ultras, who published a letter and a petition requesting the club go back to its previous name. In February 2021, supporters protested the rebranding in front of Saputo Stadium . During
2709-403: The end of the season. On June 27, 2023, CF Montréal manager Losada gave six Québecois players a start in a 1–0 league win over the New England Revolution : it was the highest number of locally-based players ever featured in the starting XI since the team had first joined MLS. CF Montréal parted ways with Losada after the 2023 regular season. In regards to keeping the name "Impact" upon
2772-720: The game 4–2, the Impact advanced to the finals on away goals (4-4 on aggregate). Finals The Impact became the first Canadian club and only the second MLS club to advance to the CONCACAF Champion's League finals and would face Club América. The first leg in Mexico resulted in a 1–1 draw at the Azteca in Mexico City on April 22, 2015. A week later the teams met again at the Olympic Stadium in Montréal in front of
2835-459: The group uses flags extensively, occasionally creates tifos and uses smoke grenades. On September 6, 2022, the club announced that it would be reopening section 132 to supporter groups, the decision taking immediate effect. A collective of supporters, many of whom were previously active in section 132 prior to its closure in September 2021, confirmed they would be making the section their home as
2898-467: The group's crest and using smoke grenades. Members of 127 Montréal occasionally join other groups in travelling to away games. Named after the founding year of Montreal, "1642 MTL" is a supporters group formed in 2015 and located directly behind the net, on the north side of Saputo Stadium , in section 114. 1642 MTL are the owners and caretakers of the North Star bell. Highly active during matches,
2961-439: The knockout round. The club announced on December 18 that Marco Schällibaum would not return and former Chicago Fire coach Frank Klopas would replace him as the Impact's new head coach. 2014 season The Impact became repeat Voyageurs Cup champions by defeating Toronto FC in the 2014 Canadian Championship final on June 4, 2014. Despite their success in the domestic cup, the Impact struggled in league play. The Impact finished
3024-456: The league's NASL Conference and lost in the semifinals to Carolina RailHawks FC . The team also lead the league in average attendance with 12,608 spectators per match. Montréal ultimately played in the NASL for one season, failing to qualify for the playoffs, before being replaced by their MLS incarnation. Toward the end of 2007, much speculation had been made about a possible franchise move for
3087-459: The logo of the NASL Impact team, is a globally recognized symbol of French heritage, and features prominently on the flag of Quebec as a reflection of Québécois culture. The four stars represent the four founding communities of Montreal identified on the city's coat of arms . At the top of the shield, the team's motto, "Tous Pour Gagner" (French for "all for victory") is inscribed. In 2020,
3150-506: The lower division Impact to Major League Soccer (MLS). The construction of the expandable Saputo Stadium further suggested an interest on the part of the group to move up to the top-level North American league. Although Toronto FC held a three-year Canadian exclusivity deal that did not expire until 2009, they stated in March 2008 that they would gladly welcome the Impact into MLS. Chairman Joey Saputo held talks with George Gillett (former co-owner of Liverpool F.C. and former owner of
3213-691: The match he received complimentary feedback from New York striker, Thierry Henry . In 2015, Schoenfeld signed with Maccabi Netanya following a brief trial. Schoenfeld was given temporary Israeli resident status by the Israeli Ministry of Interior on January 14, 2016, so he would not count as a foreigner for Netanya. Upon signing, Schoenfeld told the Israeli media, "having grown up in a Zionist Jewish family, I have always wanted to come and play soccer in Israel." On January 23, 2016, Schoenfeld made his Premier League debut for Netanya, coming on as
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#17327807828783276-594: The move to MLS, Montreal stated its intention "to maintain its name and global team image". The official logo for the team was revealed at the start of a match between the NASL Montreal Impact team and the NSC Minnesota Stars on August 6, 2011. The previous logo was a shield in blue, black, white and silver containing a stylized fleur-de-lis and four silver stars, overlaid with the Impact wordmark. The fleur-de-lis, which also appeared on
3339-454: The ongoing restrictions and the fact that we will have to relocate to the U.S. again for several months will be no different. The separation is too much of a strain for me and my kids. Therefore, it is with much sadness that I must take the decision to return to London and leave CF Montreal." Following Henry's abrupt departure, assistant coach Wilfried Nancy was named interim head coach and following an impressive start to his first season, Nancy
3402-563: The preliminary and group stages to the Champions League quarterfinals, where the Impact were defeated 5–4 on aggregate by Mexican club Santos Laguna . In 2009, the Impact announced plans to join the breakaway North American Soccer League (NASL), a new second division league, but due to legal disputes with the USL, they instead joined the temporary USSF Division 2 Professional League for one season in 2010. The Impact finished third in
3465-429: The protest, the stadium entrance sign featuring the new badge was vandalized by covering the new badge with black paint. One individual was arrested. In May 2022, amidst declining ticket sales, continued discontent and pressure from fans and media alike, the club unveiled a new badge and announced that it would take effect for the 2023 season, with the club shortening the name to simply CF Montréal. The new badge features
3528-407: The quarterfinals, the Impact took an early 2–0 lead against Pachuca in the first leg at Estadio Hidalgo but the Mexican club fought back to draw the game 2-2. Despite the Impact's inability to hold the lead, the 2 away goals gave the Impact an edge for the return leg. On March 3, 2015, at Olympic Stadium in Montréal, Pachuca took the lead in the 80th minute when referee Walter López awarded a penalty to
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3654-540: The second minute. He joined Maccabi Tel Aviv on Feb 2017. On February 12, 2020, Schoenfeld returned to Major League Soccer , signing with Minnesota United FC . Minnesota acquired Schoenfeld's MLS rights from the Columbus Crew in exchange for a second round pick in the 2021 MLS SuperDraft and additional considerations. Following their 2020 season, Minnesota opted to decline their contract option on Schoenfeld. On February 4, 2021, Schoenfeld joined MLS side Austin FC as
3717-594: The semi-finals who had dispatched D.C. United in the previous round. In the first leg, the Impact defeated the Costa Rican club 2–0 at Olympic Stadium in Montréal in front of a crowd of 33,675. Alajuelense's failure to score a goal in Montréal would prove to be fatal three weeks later when the teams met again for the return leg in Alajuela. The Impact opened the scoring just before the half to secure that all important away goal. Despite Alajuelense's two late goals to win
3780-403: The team's first MLS captain. In December 2011, the club signed long-time Impact goalkeeper and Canadian international Greg Sutton , midfielder, Canadian international, future team captain and future Canada Soccer hall of famer Patrice Bernier , and Brazilian midfielder Felipe Martins . Veteran forward and long-time Impact player Eduardo Sebrango was invited to training camp and in February 2012
3843-564: Was awarded an MLS contract. 2012 season On March 10, 2012, the Impact played their inaugural MLS game, a 2–0 loss to Vancouver Whitecaps FC . A week later, the club made its home debut at the Olympic Stadium against the Chicago Fire , the game ending in a 1–1 draw. The match attracted 58,912 spectators, surpassing the previous record for professional soccer in Montréal established in a 1981 Montreal Manic home game against
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#17327807828783906-470: Was fired and replaced on an interim basis by former Impact player Mauro Biello . After qualifying for the playoffs and defeating Toronto FC in the first round before being eliminated in the Conference semi-finals by the Columbus Crew, Biello was hired permanently. The team was also boosted mid-season by the arrival of Ivory Coast forward Didier Drogba , formerly of Chelsea . Biello was dismissed by
3969-502: Was made permanent and his contract renewed in May 2021 as head coach for 2022. CF Montréal finished the 2022 MLS season in second place in the Eastern Conference and third place overall, the club's highest finish since their inaugural 2012 season in MLS. The club set a total of 8 new club records including for the number of wins in a season (20) and points in a regular season (65). They also set 2 new all-time MLS records for most road wins in
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