[7] Following a 1–0 win against Atlético Ottawa on November 2, Forge FC qualified for a record-extending sixth consecutive CPL final.
Forge had the advantage in the 2024 regular season against Cavalry, leading the head-to-head with two wins, one draw, and one loss and finishing two points ahead in the standings.
As the top-two teams in regular season, Forge hosted Cavalry in the first semifinal which was a non-elimination game.
Cavalry won the game and earned the right to host the CPL final while Forge qualified to the second semifinal as losers.
[8] ATCO Field in Foothills County, Alberta, home of Cavalry FC, was the host stadium for the final.
[9] ATCO Field has previously hosted the second leg of the 2019 Canadian Premier League finals.
CPL Final MVP: Tobias Warschewski (Cavalry FC)[13] Assistant referees: Marie-Han Gagnon-Chretien Graham Forsyth Fourth official: Yusri Rudolf Match rules Following the match, Cavalry was awarded the North Star Cup and crowned CPL champions, while striker Tobias Warschewski was named the CPL Final MVP.