US EditionInconsistent Toronto FC looks to finish congested May schedule with a pair of wins
- Toronto FC is preparing to host the Philadelphia Union on May 28 and Charlotte FC on May 31 to conclude a busy May schedule at BMO Field in Toronto.
- Toronto's inconsistent performance, including a 3-8-4 record and missing key players due to injuries and suspensions, creates urgency for wins in these final home matches.
- Philadelphia arrives unbeaten in nine matches, leading the Eastern Conference with a 9-3-3 record and featuring league top scorer Tai Baribo and top assist provider Quinn Sullivan.
- Coach Robin Fraser stressed May's importance and lamented missed home opportunities, while coach Bradley Carnell noted Andre Blake's return and described Toronto as an aggressive, transitional team.
- Toronto needs wins to improve its playoff chances as May ends, while Philadelphia looks ahead to a Texas match and an upcoming FIFA international window after this weekend.
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Inconsistent Toronto FC looks to finish congested May schedule with a pair of wins
TORONTO — Toronto FC reaches the halfway point of the Major League Soccer season this week still very much a work in progress. After starting the campaign at 0-4-4, Toronto has gone 3-4-0 — beaten 2-1 last time out by visiting Nashville SC.
Inconsistent Toronto FC looks to finish congested May schedule with a pair of wins – 105.9 The Region
TORONTO — Toronto FC reaches the halfway point of the Major League Soccer season this week still very much a work in progress. After starting the campaign at 0-4-4, Toronto has gone 3-4-0 — beaten 2-1 last time out by visiting Nashville SC. Despite a string of injuries to the backline, the TFC defence has improved — after conceding 12 goals in the first five games, it has given up eight in the last 10 league outings. But Toronto (3-8-4) has been…
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Matty Longstaff was one of the smiliest guys in Toronto last season. This year, that hasn’t been the case, and it’s not because the hardcore hockey fan’s Toronto Maple Leafs were bounced early in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Longstaff was touted as adding a touch of English Premier League quality when he arrived at Toronto […] The post Robin Fraser says Matty Longstaff ‘has done nothing wrong’ amid lack of playing time for Toronto FC appeared first…
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