The report credits Miguel Almirón, Giuliano Galoppo and Breel Embolo with decisive contributions.
That spread matters for Atlanta. The visitors did not rely on one individual to carry the attack, with Galoppo influencing the game from midfield and Almirón continuing a strong scoring run. Rookie defender Elias Baez was also credited with his fifth assist, underlining Atlanta’s threat from deeper positions.
The report says Montreal have now lost seven of their last eight league matches, with a record of six wins, 17 defeats and six draws. A difficult home result has added to concerns about their ability to protect their goal.
Goalkeeper Sebastien Breza reportedly made three saves but has now gone through 45 league appearances for the club without a clean sheet. By contrast, Lucas Hoyos was credited with two saves for his fourth shutout in 29 MLS starts.
The contrast was clear in the reported scoreline: Atlanta converted their opportunities, while Montreal could not keep the visitors from turning pressure into goals.
The report says Montreal travel to Seattle Sounders on Saturday, while Atlanta host Inter Miami. Montreal need a response that begins with defensive stability; another early concession would expose the same problems again.
For Atlanta, the meeting with Inter Miami offers a stronger test of whether this reported result marks a genuine upturn or another isolated victory.