In a thrilling match that disappointed its fans, the “Toronto Charge” squandered a three-goal lead to suffer a harsh defeat of 4-3 against “Montreal” in the round that took place on Wednesday evening as part of the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) competitions.

“Charge” entered the match strongly, dominating the first and second periods, and scored three clean goals that put them on the brink of a valuable victory. However, “Montreal” turned the tables in the last third of the match, scoring four consecutive goals in less than 15 minutes, amidst a confused defensive performance from “Toronto.”

Montreal's performance showcased a remarkable display from forward “Jessica Dimas,” who scored two goals and assisted a third, leading her team to one of the most dramatic victories of the season.

“Toronto” coach, Troy Ryan, commented after the match saying: “We didn’t maintain our focus, and we fell back from team play at a critical time, and this is a natural result when we don’t close out the game early.”

With this loss, “Charge” falls in the overall standings of the PWHL, while “Montreal” strengthened its chances of competing for playoff spots.