Toronto FC suffered yet another heart-breaking loss on Saturday afternoon at BMO Field as Orlando City scored from a corner kick at the start of injury time ...
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The Lions return to Canada to take on the Reds.
Orlando City will also need to deal with Michael Bradley, who has played well in the middle of the park during his career in Toronto. The teams also drew 0-0 on Sept. 28 of that year, with Toronto able to fend off the Lions with 10 men over the final 20 minutes of the match. Unfortunately, the Reds also have a new weapon in Jesus Jimenez, who is tied for the league lead in goals, with seven. The 2018 meeting in Toronto saw the Reds get a 2-1 win at BMO Field on Ryan Telfer’s 87th-minute goal. Last season was Orlando’s most successful in the all-time series, with the Lions going 2-0-1 in three meetings with Toronto FC. The last time the Lions visited Toronto, the teams played to a 1-1 draw at BMO Field on July 17, 2021. The Reds were shut out 1-0 at Vancouver in their last match on Sunday. Orlando City captured a 2-1 win at home in James O’Connor’s first home game as head coach of the Lions on July 14, 2018. Toronto shredded Orlando in a 3-1 win on July 5, 2017. The teams first met last season on May 22 with Orlando City claiming a 1-0 win on Akindele’s goal. The teams did not play in 2020 due to the pandemic affecting the schedule. Toronto leads the very lopsided all-time series, 8-4-3, and is 4-1-3 against the Lions at home, but that includes its only “home” loss in the series at Exploria Stadium last season. The Reds will make the return trip to Orlando on Saturday, Sept. 17.
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Kyle Smith's injury-time winner helped Orlando City SC defeat Toronto FC 1-0 in dramatic fashion at BMO Field Saturday afternoon.
For Orlando, they looked to be content with just a point on the road, but they'll be thrilled to come away with all three. With the Eastern Conference game on the verge of finishing scoreless, Smith headed home Alexandre Pato's corner kick at the near post in the 92nd minute to give Orlando the late winner. TFC, who were missing eight first-team regulars for the third game in a row, have now gone scoreless in three straight.
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Toronto looked like it had the go-ahead goal at one point, but Jayden Nelson’s strike was disallowed due to a foul on the play. Montreal’s Joel Waterman got the scoring going early with a goal in the 21st minute, while Montreal outshot Orlando 20-2 overall, scoring twice after the 80th minute to blow the game open. Despite a negative goal differential, Orlando is now tied for third place in the Eastern Conference with 17 points this season, only two points shy of the Union for first place.
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While Toronto is one of the only two teams with fewer shots than Orlando this season, they put nearly half of their attempts on target. The only exception was a 0-0 draw in their first away match at Chicago. As for the hosts, it’s now been 19 matches since Toronto held a team off the scoresheet, and they're conceding two goals per match on the season. Take Orlando City’s team total over 1.5 as Toronto gives up multiple goals for the fourth time in five matches. Toronto players were dispossessed 19 times last week by Vancouver, and now face an Orlando City team that ranks as one of the best in the league at winning back the ball. Furthermore, Toronto’s last seven home matches have seen at least three goals scored in each, with both sides finding the back of the net. While Orlando have not created the most chances this season, they have managed to convert a decent amount of them. They attempted just two shots in the defeat, and their 102 shots this season are the third-fewest in MLS. However, they rank seventh in the league in passing completion percentage, and their defense is exceptionally stout away from home. The Lions come to town on the heels of their first away defeat of the season, as they fell 4-1 to CF Montreal last weekend. Their defense has had more holes than a Connect-4 board of late, and it should give Orlando more opportunities than usual. Following a solid start to their 2022 campaign, Toronto FC are in the midst of a four-match losing skid. While Toronto has fallen in four straight, they have reasons to feel a bit aggrieved about last week’s 1-0 defeat at Vancouver. After missing a first half penalty that would have given them the lead, things got worse when their opening goal was taken off the board by a VAR review. Here are our Toronto FC vs Orlando City picks and predictions for Saturday, May 14.
TORONTO — The losses are mounting for Toronto FC. So is the frustration. For the second week in a row, Toronto (3-7-2) conceded a late goal in losing 1-0 to ...
It's a moment in the game." Orlando has not lost consecutive matches since a run of four straight defeats in September 2021. Jordan Perruzza, in his first career start, also slotted into a starting 11 that featured seven Canadians. "Yeah, it hurts," said Bono. "Especially being the second game in a row where we give up a shutout really late. Before that, Toronto hadn’t lost four or more in a row since early 2015. Toronto's last league shutout was a 0-0 draw at Colorado on Sept. 25. "Let's get back to work and really as group, individually, dig ourselves out of the tough rut we're in." "It keeps me up at night. "We've got to run a long way at that point in the game to put out a fire and it turns into a corner and then ultimately that's how they score," he said. Orlando outshot Toronto 17-8 (6-2) in shots on target. Let's get back to work. Substitute Alexandre Pato, whose soccer resume includes AC Milan, Corinthians and Chelsea, delivered an accurate corner kick that proved to be the dagger.
Toronto FC suffered yet another heart-breaking loss on Saturday afternoon at BMO Field as Orlando City scored from a corner kick at the start of injury time ...
In the 67th minute, Kerr had another good chance, picking up a feed from Jimenez inside the box and left-footing a shot at goal, only to have the ball deflected. Orlando came close to scoring in the 27th minute when Júnior Urso right-footed a shot from very close range just over the goal. Orlando held the edge in play statistically, though it was a even game overall. Bradley said at the end of the training this week, the 2020 MLS MVP felt a little something in his lower leg. The TFC roster situation is a continuing problem. That hasn’t been the case for a while. “It’ frustrating, obviously,” Bono said. Toronto has three wins, seven losses and two draws on the season. Article content For the second straight week, TFC gave up a goal in added time to lose 1-0. Article content Article content
Kyle Smith scored in the second minute of second-half stoppage time to lift visiting Orlando City SC to a 1-0 win against Toronto FC on Saturday.
Toronto had a pair of chances midway through the frame. Ruan's cross in the 17th minute ended up an easy save for Reds goalkeeper Alex Bono and, a minute later, Torres' cross from the left side intended for Ercan Kara went too far in front. In the 12th minute, Junior Urso's sliding shot from the low right side of the box hit the outside of the net.
Kyle Smith's injury-time winner helped Orlando City SC defeat Toronto FC 1-0 in dramatic fashion at BMO Field Saturday afternoon. With the game on the verge ...
Despite a wasteful display in the attacking end, a late Kyle Smith goal lifted the Lions to a win in Toronto.
“I was unmarked in the box on the corner, so I knew I wanted to make a near-post run,” Smith said. Toronto got a free kick just outside the left corner of the box in the 88th when Jansson appeared to make a successful sliding challenge to break up a counter opportunity. That was the last action of the match. So, it’s really fun to score goals and I feel really good right now to help the team win on the offensive side for a change.” In the 67th minute, the Reds came close to opening the scoring against the run of play. He and Pereyra played a nice give-and-go but the first touch by the Bear was heavy and he had to make a sliding effort at a cross. A minute later, Torres sent a cross over everyone as Orlando continued to waste opportunities in the final third. The Lions quickly won an early corner that was played short and sent to Jansson from about 30 yards out. Torres fired the game’s first shot from long range in the fifth minute but missed wide to the right of goal. It was a tough way to end a nice spell of attacking pressure set up by a great run up the field by Jansson. The Lions improved to 3-1-2 on the road in 2022. “Congratulations to the players today in such an important match in a difficult place, with that personality and collectiveness that we are pursuing in this project,” Orlando City Head Coach Oscar Pareja said after the match.
TFC's losing streak was extended to five games after a heartbreaking 1-0 defeat to Orlando City on Saturday afternoon.
On the balance of play, both that loss and Saturday's result were harsh on Toronto. But fortune favours brave teams who can close out games and find ways to win. A collective groan could be heard from the announced crowd of 26, 146 when Smith’s header settled into the back of the net that sent TFC to their fifth straight loss. It was the second game in a row that a goal at the death sunk the Reds, who dropped a 1-0 decision away to the Vancouver Whitecaps last week.