Match Preview: FC Supra

February 3, 2026

Patrice Gheisar looks ahead to Scrosoppi’s first friendly of 2026 against professional opponents.

Scrosoppi face a tough test on February 6 to begin their 2026 preseason with a friendly against the Canadian Premier League’s newest team, FC Supra du Québec.

SFC's Quebec-based opponents will be aiming for success in what is their first year on the field, and a strong preseason is important in order to carry momentum into Canada’s top flight for men’s soccer.

Nick Razzaghi takes charge of FC Supra after spending four seasons with League1 Québec side CS Saint-Laurent, so he will need no introduction to the Pro-Am game ahead of their clash with Scrosoppi.

On the other side of the dugout, new Scrosoppi boss Patrice Gheisar is excited for the test and feels his squad will benefit from facing opposition from a higher division.

This year, his side enter a new-look Ontario Premier League – formerly known as League1 Ontario – after a second-placed finish in the 2025 regular season and winning the League Cup. Now, as Gheisar’s squad begins to take shape, it’s time for Scrosoppi’s first test in 2026.

“This is a great opportunity to test ourselves against an elite team and elite players, and set a standard about where we want to be,” said Gheisar.

“FC Supra players come from an environment where they are training daily. This will be their first game in Ontario, which is something to celebrate.

“The match also allows us to provide an opportunity for our members and supporters to watch our newly-formed team, and for our players to feel their energy and backing.”

Scrosoppi have already strengthened during the off-season, with the likes of prolific Pro-Am goalscorer Reshaun Walkes and 2025 Men’s Championship All-Star Markus Pusztahegyi joining the ranks, as well as familiar face and award-winning midfielder Jacob Cabral.

Gheisar is confident about the signings, but fans can expect to see SFC's youth dominating the lineup this Friday.

“We are currently limited with some personnel, so we are focusing on giving some of our young players a chance. We will be looking at some players who we are currently reviewing to see how they fit in the picture.

“We have many players who I believe will represent our club and also what we stand for. For example, Reshaun Walkes, who was also our first signing, will provide goals and danger in attack.”

Gheisar has spoken heavily about bringing the community together to support the club after years of recent success, and wants to impress the Milton crowd from the get-go.

“We want to connect our academy with the first team and make them proud. We want to take this opportunity to showcase entertaining football with our attack and aggressiveness in defending.

"Most importantly, we want to show our passion to our fans and the club.

“This match against FC Supra allows us to show what we are capable of. We don’t often face challenges like this.

“This is where we can put our attitude and behaviour on display, which can contribute down the line to becoming a championship-winning team.”