Forge FC scored a stunning goal from inside their own half as they took a 2-1 lead over Toronto FC in the first leg of their Canadian Championship semi-final. Béni Badibanga netted the goal after just 11 minutes when he saw goalkeeper Luka Gavran off his line. A slick flick from Kwasi Poku immediately after had the hosts up 2-0. Toronto FC's poor form in Major League Soccer carried over into the Canadian Championship. John Herdman's men had Lorenzo Insigne and Federico Bernardeschi in their starting lineup, but neither star could find the net. Instead, it was Prince Owusu who pulled one back for the visitors. Forge FC will now look to reach the final after notably beating CF Montréal to reach the semis. The club will have all eyes set on the final. Forge FC's win was a significant upset, given Toronto FC's strong lineup. The hosts will now travel to BMO Field for the second leg, looking to secure their spot in the final. Béni Badibanga's goal was a highlight of the match, showcasing his skill and speed. The Canadian Championship semi-final has been an exciting series so far, with Forge FC looking to capitalize on their lead.