FC Supra grabbed a massive victory in North York on Wednesday, inching closer to a playoff spot and trailing Vancouver FC by just two points.

Loïc Kwemi once again grabbed all the headlines, with his superb first-half brace helping the Quebecois side win 2-1 after conceding early on.

Inter Toronto, meanwhile, are virtually eliminated from playoff contention: One Vancouver win would be enough to remove any chances of them making the postseason.

The Nine Stripes took an early lead through Tomasz Skublak, with the striker left completely unmarked after a set piece.

Tomasz Skublak reacts fastest to the rebound and smashes it home to put @inter__toronto up 1-0! The sold-out crowd at York Lions Stadium goes wild! #CPLSoccer | @onesoccer https://t.co/4F6AGloLva

— Canadian Premier League (@CPLsoccer) October 7, 2026

Their lead didn't last long, though, as a perfect cross from Diyaeddine Abzi saw Loïc Kwemi beat Oswaldo León on the jump and head home Supra's equalizer.

The Golden Boot race leader strikes again! Loïc Kwemi powers home a towering header off a pin-point cross from Diyaeddine Abzi to put @fcsupraquebec back on level terms! 13 goals on the season and counting for FC Supra's star forward. #CPLSoccer | @onesoccer https://t.co/wNn3IRmZQt

— Canadian Premier League (@CPLsoccer) October 7, 2026

Kwemi made it 13 goals on the CPL season, extending his lead atop the golden boot race to two goals over the Wanderers' Isaiah Johnston.

He added another 20 minutes later, winning the ball in his own half off a giveaway, dribbling past León, and beating Antonio Campos with a shot to the far post.

Supra had the lead and the eventual match winner.

Just minutes after grabbing his 13th, Loïc Kwemi capitalizes on a turnover, dances past the defender, and lasers it home for his second of the half! 14 goals on the season for the CPL's top scorer, and @fcsupraquebec take the lead in Toronto! #CPLSoccer | @onesoccer https://t.co/yahKSSO8TI

— Canadian Premier League (@CPLsoccer) October 7, 2026

The Kyt Selaidopoulos era gets off to a winning start with two crucial victories in four days, though Supra's biggest match of the season arrives rapidly on Saturday.

At Stade Boréale in Laval, the expansion side hosts Vancouver FC in a direct playoff race showdown. A Supra win would move them up to fourth with two games to go, while a Vancouver victory would put the Eagles five points clear of Supra and all but seal the fourth and final playoff spot.

Up next for Inter Toronto is a trip down the 403 to take on provincial rivals Forge FC in Hamilton. It's win or win for the Nine Stripes.