Nashville vs Toronto

Toronto FC remain winless on the road in MLS this season, and will want to pick up three points against a difficult side in Nashville on Saturday night.

On each occasion, the winning team has won the match by a one goal margin. Toronto and Nashville have battled three times in the regular season and once in the playoffs. In their last three contests, Nashville has scored the first goal and done so inside the first 20 minutes. In the regular season, each team has won once, and the clubs have played to a draw once. The Reds will be all too familiar with Nashville’s main goal threat, Hany Mukhtar. Mukhtar scored the winner that eliminated the Reds in the first round of the playoffs in 2020. Jimenez was pretty much the only source of offence for the Reds for the first half of the season and that might be taking a toll on him. The Reds will need to be wary of Nashville’s fast start. 7:05 pm EST - The Reds are looking to keep a third straight clean sheet tonight. Nashville will come into this match having picked up points in four of its last five matches (1-3-1), including draws in their last three. If the Canadian international is healthy, he should draw back into the midfield alongside fellow Canadian Jonathan Osorio and captain Michael Bradley. 2’ - Lorenzo Insigne is the centre of attention so far, being fouled twice. A work of art.— Toronto FC (@TorontoFC) @Lor_Insigne

Jonathan Osorio scored two goals and Federico Bernardeschi posted the go-ahead goal on a penalty kick as Toronto FC broke out of their scoring doldrums by ...

The opportunity was set up because of a foul on Nashville SC's Daniel Lovitz in the penalty area. Bunbury has scored in four consecutive games since returning from a knee injury. He has four goals in his last five games overall.

Nashville will invite Toronto to Geodis Park in a non-conference MLS clash on Saturday.

- The two teams have met four times across competitions thus far. After recording their first win since June against Charlotte last month, they shared the spoils with New England Revolution in a goalless draw. The hosts are winless in their last four league outings.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Jonathan Osorio scored two first-half goals to help Toronto FC hold off Nashville SC 4-3 on Saturday. Osorio had goals in the 19th ...

Toronto regained the lead on Federico Bernardeschi’s PK score in the 54th minute and Lorenzo Insigne made it 4-2 with a goal in the 77th — his first of the season. Hany Mukhtar scored on a penalty kick in the 41st minute for Nashville (8-8-9) and Teal Bunbury found the net four minutes into stoppage time to knot the score at 2-2 at halftime. Osorio had goals in the 19th and 44th minutes for Toronto (7-12-5), giving him eight on the season.

On a hot summer night in Nashville, Toronto FC managed to stay cool despite the heat and some controversial calls to hang on for a 4-3 victory in a highly…

Nashville kept pushing and with one minute remaining, Mukhtar headed a chance just over the goal. Prior to the goal, Insigne appeared to be getting somewhat frustrated. Bernardeschi made the original pass to Laryea on the right side and also picked up an assist. Just before the penalty kick, Laryea was issued a yellow card. Toronto had failed to record a road goal in its last four games heading into Saturday’s match. Nashville pushed hard to the end and had a couple of chances to tie it.