Toronto FC 2, New York Red Bulls 0
Toronto scored on an early own goal and a late Dániel Sallói finish as Luka Gavran made three saves.
- On Saturday, October 17, 2026, Toronto FC defeated the New York Red Bulls 2-0 in Harrison, New Jersey, with Daniel Sallói scoring in the 82nd minute.
- Toronto took a 1-0 lead in the third minute on an own goal by New York defender Justin Che, forcing the Red Bulls to chase the match from the start.
- Despite 67% possession and outshooting Toronto 15-6, the Red Bulls could not overcome the deficit; goalkeeper Luka Gavran recorded three saves to preserve the shutout.
- Midfielder Jonathan Osorio assisted Sallói, who outraced the defense and beat goalkeeper Ethan Horvath with a low shot from right of the penalty spot in the 82nd minute.
- Toronto FC travels to Columbus next Saturday, while the Red Bulls prepare to host Miami in their respective league matches ahead.
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Toronto FC blanks Red Bulls, ties New York at 36 points
Luka Gavran made three saves as Toronto FC capitalized on a defensive miscue in the opening minutes, overcame a massive discrepancy in possession and bolstered its playoff positioning with a 2-0 victory over the New York Red Bulls Saturday night in Harrison, N.J. Daniel Salloi scored an insurance goal in the 82nd minute as Toronto
Sallói scores, Gavran makes three saves as Toronto beats Red Bulls 2-0
HARRISON, N.J. (AP) — Dániel Sallói scored a goal in the 82nd minute, Luka Gavran had three saves, and Toronto FC beat the New York Red Bulls 2-0 in Major League Soccer action on Saturday night.
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Toronto FC keep playoff push alive with 2-0 win away to Red Bull New York
Toronto FC scored at either end of Saturday’s match away to Red Bull New York, winning 2-0 to pick up three massive points in their hunt to make the playoffs. Earning seven of a possible nine points was the week TFC needed to have to stay within touching distance of the Eastern Conference playoff line. Saturday’s win was TFC’s first in a decade away to the Red Bulls, getting one up on Michael Bradley’s side to catch them and FC…
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