Baribo’s stoppage-time PK helps DC United beat Toronto 2-1, snap 5-game winless skid
Baribo scored his third straight goal and his 11th of the season as D.C. United ended a five-game winless run.
- On Saturday, D.C. United defeated Toronto FC 2-1 in Washington, snapping a five-game winless streak in Major League Soccer.
- United secured an early lead in the 41st minute when Toronto defender Kobe Franklin redirected a corner kick from Keisuke Kurokawa into his own net.
- Theo Corbeanu leveled the match at 1-1 during the 76th minute, scoring his first goal of the season.
- Tai Baribo converted a penalty in the 90th minute of stoppage time after Andre Dozzell drew a foul from Jackson Gilman, securing the win.
- Baribo has scored 11 goals in 14 appearances this season, while Toronto remains winless in 11 consecutive games despite goalkeepers Sean Johnson and Luka Gavran each recording six saves.
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