CF Montréal (older, founded 2010) and Atlanta United (founded 2017) both compete in MLS Eastern Conference but with different styles—Montréal favors defense and youth, while Atlanta emphasizes offense. Head-to-head records since Atlanta's entry show Montreal winning ~3 games, Atlanta ~5, with draws. Atlanta has more recent playoff success.

Manchester United's 8-2 win in 2011 stands as the largest margin of victory.

Matches often involve Premier League, FA Cup, and League Cup titles, with Arsenal winning the 2005 FA Cup final.

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The 8-2 victory for Manchester United at Old Trafford in August 2011 is one of the most iconic matches.

Fiorentina won 2-0 at home, and Manchester United won 3-0 at Old Trafford.

Wayne Rooney holds the record with 12 goals for Manchester United in this rivalry.

Atlanta United FC became an MLS expansion team in 2017, owned by Arthur Blank. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, they won the MLS Cup in their second season (2018) and play home matches at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, with key rivals including Orlando City SC and recent matches against teams like CF Montréal.

Matchups like CF Montréal vs. Atlanta United generate passionate atmospheres, with fan interactions during MLS games often including chants and tifos. No deep historical rivalry exists, but intensity has grown from playoff clashes and key player movements. Social media buzz peaks during matches, driving engagement on platforms like Twitter.

Recent reports in mid-2024 indicate ongoing discussions, but Manchester United are exploring multiple targets, delaying any immediate decision.