Toronto FC played the kids and were handsomely rewarded, but will be still be in for a test in Montreal as the Impact scored two late goals in the final five minutes to make the match 4-2 at the end of 90. 

Jonathan Osorio bagged an opportunistic first-half brace, getting the first goal from a bouncing Ashtone Morgan cross and the second from a rebound, but the game was truly turned on its head by a red card to Montreal's Patrice Bernier for a two-footed challenge in first-half stoppage time.

TFC continued to dominate the scoresheet in the second half, with Jordan Hamilton bagging his first two goals in a competitive play for the Reds. But the Impact gave themselves a life in the series in the dying minutes of the game, in no small part thanks to the heroics of star man Didier Drogba. The Ivorian forward put in a nifty cross to find a streaking Michael Salazar for the rookie's first professional goal in the 86th minute before burying a trademark free kick in stoppage time to get the Impact right back in the series.