New England vs Toronto

Toronto FC get set for a tough test on the road in Massachusetts as they take on the New England Revolution on Saturday night. The Reds will look to get ...

The balance felt off with Jayden Nelson playing more centrally, with there seeming to be a lot of space in between the defence and midfield which the Whitecaps capitalized on when on the counter. Revs attacking midfielder Carles Gil leads the league with 11 assists and will continue to create chances for whoever plays in front of him. As a result, he may opt to limit the minutes of the two Italian internationals in Foxborough. The towering centre back made 72 appearances for Toronto FC. 7:00 pm EST - Toronto FC heads to Gillette Stadium for the first time since last year, when they came away with an impressive 3-2 victory on July 7th. The status surrounding Mark Anthony Kaye also remains unclear, with the midfielder not appearing in the squad for the Vancouver match after being injured against Charlotte. Even though the Canadian international is new to the team, his role in the middle of the park will be vital as the season continues, especially with few central midfielders to call upon to replace him. Following their trouncing of Charlotte FC last weekend, the belief within the team and the fanbase should be rising. 39’ - Bernardeschi tries the audacious effort from a corner kick. Goalkeeper Alex Bono makes his 150th appearance for the club. 72’ - So close from Insigne! The Italian rips a shot from outside the box, Petrović had to stretch to make the save for a corner. 3’ - Jayden Nelson with a storming run through the midfield, brought to a halt by the Revs defence. 4’ - Good chance from the Reds, created by Lorenzo Insigne with a cross to the back post to Jesús Jiménez, his header goes over the bar.