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Toronto FC defeats Atlanta 2-0 but victory could be costly with Insigne injured

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Rookie Tyrese Spicer scored in his first MLS start and substitute Prince Owusu added his first goal. Both teams were missing players. Toronto (3-1-1) through injury and Atlanta (2-2-0) through international duty. Toronto now has 10 points, having collected just 22 in 34 games last year.

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Toronto FC defeats Atlanta 2-0 but victory could be costly with Insigne injured

Rookie Tyrese Spicer scored in his first MLS start and substitute Prince Owusu added his first MLS goal to help Toronto FC defeat Atlanta United 2-0 in a chilly matchup of depleted teams Saturday.

1 month ago·Canada

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Associated Press News

Toronto FC defeats Atlanta 2-0; Insigne leaves with right leg injury

TORONTO (AP) — Tyrese Spicer scored in his first MLS start and substitute Prince Owusu added his first MLS goal to help Toronto FC beat Atlanta United 2-0 between depleted teams on a chilly Saturday night.

1 month ago·United States

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Winnipeg Free Press

Toronto FC defeats Atlanta 2-0; Insigne leaves with right leg injury

TORONTO (AP) — Tyrese Spicer scored in his first MLS start and substitute Prince Owusu added his first MLS goal to help Toronto FC beat Atlanta United 2-0 between depleted […]

1 month ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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National Post

Toronto FC defeats Atlanta 2-0 but victory could be costly with Insigne injured

TORONTO -- Rookie Tyrese Spicer scored in his first MLS start and substitute Prince Owusu added his first MLS goal to help Toronto FC defeat Atlanta United 2-0 in a chilly matchup of depleted teams Saturday.

1 month ago·Canada

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Sportsnet

Toronto FC defeats Atlanta but lose Lorenzo Insigne to injury

Rookie Tyrese Spicer scored in his first MLS start and substitute Prince Owusu added his first MLS goal to help Toronto FC defeat Atlanta United 2-0 in a chilly matchup of depleted teams Saturday. Both teams were missing players. Toronto (3-1-1) through injury and Atlanta (2-2-0) through international duty. And Toronto’s roster problems grew as both forward Lorenzo Insigne and defender Shane O’Neill didn’t finish the first half. A groggy-looking…

1 month ago·Canada

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