Sébastian Breza
CFM
Goalkeeper
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Mar 15, 1998 (28)
Right
6'5"
192 lb
Four saves, one goal conceded
Breza recorded four saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus Seattle Sounders FC.
Analysis: Breza has logged either three or four saves in each of his last four appearances. However, the goalkeeper's lack of clean sheets goes even farther, as he is without one in 2026. Breza's next opportunity to play comes Oct. 24 against Nashville SC.
Allows three against Atlanta
Breza registered three saves and allowed three goals in Wednesday's 3-0 loss against Atlanta United.
Analysis: Breza had a rough match Wednesday, as the goalie would only stop three shots while allowing three past him in the loss. This continues a brutal season for the keeper, who has yet to bag a clean sheet in his 10 appearances this season. He will now prepare to face Seattle on Saturday, with regular starter Thomas Gillier still questionable due to an upper-body injury.
Concedes two
Breza recorded three saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-1 loss to Toronto FC.
Analysis: Breza recorded 22 passes and also made a clearance, but conceded twice in stoppage time. He has now accumulated 12 saves and five clearances across the last four games, conceding six times. Next, he takes on Atlanta United.
Makes three saves
Breza registered three saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 3-1 win over FC Cincinnati.
Analysis: Breza made three saves and only gave up one goal, part of a stellar overall effort from Montreal CF on Saturday. The goalkeeper should be able to replicate this type of effort against Toronto FC, a team that has scored 39 goals but given up 51 on the season.
Concedes twice Saturday
Breza registered one save and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-0 defeat against Columbus Crew.
Analysis: Breze made his fourth consecutive start Saturday and conceded multiple goals for the third time in that stretch. He also only made one save, making this a rough outing for the Thomas Gillier (upper body) replacement. Next up is a difficult matchup versus Cincinnati on Saturday, a side which has scored 54 goals through 25 matches this season.
Makes five saves in loss
Breza made five saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-0 defeat against Colorado Rapids.
Analysis: Breza made five or more saves for the second time in six starts, but couldn't help Montreal avoid the road loss. The goalkeeper has no clean sheets over that span. He will now look to bounce back against Columbus on Saturday.
Two saves and goals conceded
Breza had two saves and allowed two goals in Wednesday's 2-1 loss against Charlotte FC.
Analysis: In back-to-back appearances, Breza has conceded two goals. Unlike in the first of the two games, he did not save six shots, logging three times as fewer stops against Charlotte. If he can, Breza's next chance to redeem himself comes Saturday at Colorado.
Six saves in defeat
Breza registered six saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-0 defeat versus Philadelphia Union.
Analysis: Breza made six saves in Saturday's 2-0 defeat at Philadelphia, returning to the starting lineup after Thomas Gillier had started the previous four MLS matches and producing multiple impressive stops including two denials of Bruno Damiani and a save from Milan Iloski's diving header. The Canadian goalkeeper has now conceded six goals with zero clean sheets across four MLS appearances this season, and Saturday's six-save performance was his busiest outing since reclaiming the starting role. He heads into the Charlotte fixture looking to build on his shot-stopping display and produce the clean sheet that has eluded him across his last four appearances.
No responsibility in goals allowed
Breza had three saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-2 draw against New England Revolution. In addition, he was given a yellow card in the 36th minute.
Analysis: Breza continues to start in place of Thomas Gillier (concussion), but his numbers haven't been very effective -- he has four goals conceded and four saves in three starts. Gillier doesn't have a timetable for his return, meaning Breza should stay in the XI until the Chilean is ready to return to his regular starting role.
Beaten once in defeat
Breza made one save and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-0 loss against Inter Miami CF.
Analysis: Breza made one save in Saturday's 1-0 MLS home defeat to Inter Miami, unable to stop Luis Suarez's composed 81st-minute penalty conversion that ultimately decided the contest between two sides that created limited clear-cut chances throughout. He was largely untroubled for the majority of the match with Miami managing a tight defensive performance, but was powerless to stop Suarez's precise spot-kick into the corner with nine minutes remaining. Breza has started the last two MLS matches due to the injury of Thomas Gillier (concussion) and will return to his backup role when the starter returns.
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