TORONTO (Interstat) — Inter Toronto defeated Atl. Ottawa 2-1 on Sunday in a global football match. The result was a 2-1 win for the home side. Inter Toronto was the home team, and Atl. Ottawa was the visiting team. Inter Toronto scored two goals total, and Atl. Ottawa scored one goal total. Inter Toronto improved to one win and two losses in the competition and one win and two losses across all competitions. Atl. Ottawa also moved to one win and two losses in the competition and one win and two losses across all competitions. The home side secured the win with a late finish after A. Almagro scored in the first half. Inter Toronto’s second goal arrived in the 90th minute, and Atl. Ottawa’s single goal came from N. Fleuriau Chateau. The match included two yellow cards and eight substitutions.

Inter Toronto entered the match after a 3-0 loss to Supra du Quebec and a 5-0 loss to Forge in its previous competition matches. Atl. Ottawa had lost 2-1 to Forge and won 2-0 at Pacific FC in its prior competition matches. Inter Toronto had not scored in either of those previous competition matches. Atl. Ottawa had scored three goals and conceded two across its two prior competition matches. Both teams carried matching records into the game and left with the same competition and all-competition marks. The teams’ all-competition records matched their competition records. Inter Toronto held its one-goal margin after Julian Altobelli’s late goal. Atl. Ottawa’s goal kept the final margin at one.

N. Fleuriau Chateau of Atl. Ottawa played 90 minutes and scored once. A. Almagro of Inter Toronto played 90 minutes and scored once, with his goal coming in the 36th minute. Julian Altobelli of Inter Toronto played 90 minutes and scored once, adding the second Inter Toronto goal in the 90th minute. Ollie Bassett of Inter Toronto played 90 minutes and recorded one assist. Beni Badibanga of Inter Toronto played 46 minutes and recorded one assist after entering at the 46th minute. Fleuriau Chateau’s goal accounted for Atl. Ottawa’s scoring while Almagro and Altobelli supplied Inter Toronto’s goals. Bassett’s assist and Badibanga’s assist contributed to Inter Toronto’s two-goal total. Fleuriau Chateau, Almagro and Altobelli each finished with one goal.

Almagro’s goal came in the 36th minute, and Altobelli scored in the 90th. Arnaud T. received a yellow card for Atl. Ottawa in the 74th minute, and Brown J. received a yellow card for Inter Toronto in the 90+4th minute. Inter Toronto made a 46th-minute substitution with Badibanga B., and Atl. Ottawa made a 46th-minute substitution with Villal J. Atl. Ottawa then made substitutions with Abraham R. and Castro J. in the 67th minute. Inter Toronto made a 71st-minute substitution with Andrada N. Atl. Ottawa made an 81st-minute substitution with Arnaud T. Inter Toronto made a 90+1-minute substitution with Altobelli J., and Atl. Ottawa made a 90+1-minute substitution with Antinoro G. The substitutions began at the 46th minute and continued through second-half stoppage time. Arnaud T. was booked in the 74th minute and later substituted in the 81st minute. Altobelli scored in the 90th minute and was substituted in the 90+1st minute. Inter Toronto made three substitutions and Atl. Ottawa made five. Those were the only yellow cards listed in the match.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Atl. Ottawa 3, Inter Toronto 1. Interstat’s ELO system had projected Inter Toronto with a 58.5 percent probability to win. Atl. Ottawa had been installed as a pregame favorite with a spread of -0.5. The total score of 3 went over the over/under line of 3.5.