The Gatorade Team of the Week for the 19th week of Canadian Premier League action in 2026.
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Goalkeeper

Nathan Ingham (Cavalry FC)

The Cavalry keeper made a pair of saves against Vancouver FC on Saturday to keep his eighth clean sheet of the season.

Defenders

Bradley Kamdem Fewo (Cavalry FC)

Kamdem headed home the match-winner as Cavalry FC beat Vancouver FC to move into the CPL's top spot. It was the reward for an excellent performance, as he completed 45 of 48 passes, created two chances and won four tackles. 

Diego Konincks (Pacific FC)

Konincks scored a brace, including the match-winner, to help secure Pacific FC's long-awaited first win of the season. He was a menace on set pieces all match long, with four shots on target.

Mattise Chrétien (FC Supra du Québec)

FC Supra du Québec kept their first-ever clean sheet of the season on Friday and a huge reason for that was Chrétien. The 22-year-old defender won his side the decisive penalty, while winning all five of his duels and making an incredible 16 clearances. 

Roni Mbomio (Atlético Ottawa)

Mbomio set up Atleti's stoppage-time winner with a clever flick into the path of Nicolas Fleuriau Chateau. He also created two chances, had two shots himself and made four clearances in an excellent overall performance.

Midfielders

Gabriel Antinoro (Atlético Ottawa)

Antinoro played a role in both Atlético Ottawa goals, with an assist on Ballou Tabla's equalizer, and six chances created on Friday night. He also completed three dribbles, won seven of 10 duels and was fouled three times. 

Aboubacar Sissoko (FC Supra du Québec)

Against his former club, Sissoko put in a shift in central midfield, completing 65 of 71 passes, winning possession nine times and winning four fouls. 

Taras Gomulka (Pacific FC)

The outstanding midfielder scored Pacific's first on Sunday with a stunning strike. He also created two chances and played 20 passes in the final third.

Forwards

Yann Toualy (Pacific FC)

Toualy was Pacific's most dangerous attacking player on Sunday with a stunning 15 touches in the Halifax box. He also had a pair of assists, three shots, five dribbles completed and won six of 10 duels. 

Loïc Kwemi (FC Supra du Québec) 

Kwemi became the first player in the CPL to hit double-digit goals this season with his 10th of the year on a penalty in Supra's 1-0 win over Forge. He put in a tireless effort, contesting 25 duels and winning six tackles. 

Ballou Tabla (Atlético Ottawa) 

Tabla scored a goal-of-the-year candidate to begin the comeback for Atlético Ottawa against Inter Toronto on Friday. He had four shots in total during another strong offensive performance.