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31' - GOAL TORONTO FC. Bernardeschi calmly slots the pen to the left! He is the first TFC player to score in their first three home matches.

Over their latest four-match unbeaten run, the Revs are 2-2-0, and have not conceded a goal in that span. However, Kessler’s absence could open the door for former Reds defender Omar Gonzalez to feature at BMO Field. 16’ - Bernardeschi swings one in from the corner. In their most recent outing in the league, New England walked away with a 1-0 victory over last-placed D.C. Toronto came away from their weekend matchup unscathed with no new players added to the injury list. Over their last four games in MLS play, the Reds are 3-1-0, which includes a 0-0 draw against the Revs at Gillette Stadium. Since their loss on April 23rd, New England has only failed to pick up points on two occasions, in their losses to New York City FC and the Philadelphia Union. Mavinga just misses a header and Insigne isn’t quick enough to react at the far post. Bernardeschi calmly slots the pen to the left! He is the first TFC player to score in their first three home matches. The Spaniard has 12 assists in MLS this season. 2-1 to the Revolution now.

TORONTO – The New England Revolution carry their four-game shutout streak and two-game winning streak into tonight's away match at Toronto FC, ...

- Noel Buck is back on the matchday squad following his MLS debut on Saturday. - Esmir Bajraktarevic is on the first team’s bench for the second straight match as he seeks his MLS debut. - Tommy McNamara appears in his 199th MLS match. - Christian Makoun makes first start and second appearance with the Revolution since joining the team via trade on August 4, 2022. Farrell, a 10-year MLS veteran, is already the club leader in minutes, starts, and appearances. - Djordje Petrović looks to become the first Revolution goalkeeper to collect five consecutive clean sheets.

Suivez en direct l'évolution du score et les statistiques du match opposant Toronto FC - New England Revolution qui se déroule au BMO Field à Toronto.

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No club has been able to score against New England over the last month, as the Revs head into their midweek match with Toronto FC riding a four-game shutout ...

Wednesday's match is one of two that New England will play north of the border this week. The Serbian keeper has racked up four of his five clean sheets over the last month, including one against Toronto on July 30. If the Revs can keep Toronto scoreless for 50 minutes, they'll set a new club record for the most consecutive minutes of MLS action without allowing a goal.

Toronto have picked up a surprising resurgent form lately. They are currently without a defeat in the last 3 games, within that time they scored 8 goals. Last ...

The New England Revolution will be careful not to open themselves up to conceding goals against the home side. The first encounter between the two ended in a stalemate at The New England Revolution stadium. Toronto and The New England Revolution occupy 13th and 10th position on the Eastern Conference table. The team has not conceded a goal in 3 games, thanks to him. They are currently without a defeat in the last 3 games, within that time they scored 8 goals. Toronto squares off against the New England Revolution for the second time this season.

TORONTO — Federico Bernardeschi opened the scoring early and Domenico Criscito fired an impressive goal late as Toronto FC extended its unbeaten run to five ...

"There's still a lot of points on the board and we're in a good way. Criscito volleyed it straight past Petrovic as the crowd of 28,464 went into a frenzy with the game tied 2-2. "For the number of times we were right around their box, I think we needed to do better." The 28-year-old threw his hands up in disappointment after. "And we don't give up two goals given the way the game went. The crowd followed it with deafening boos as no call was made.

At BMO Field on Wednesday night, the statistics lied. Toronto FC, fighting for a playoff spot, completely dominated the visiting New England Revolution, staging ...

Criscito’s goal in the 75th minute was a play of brilliance. Referee Fotis Bazakos did not call a penalty, much to the dismay of the TFC players and fans. His compatriot Lorenzo Insigne had his moments in Wednesday’s game, but too often gave the ball away and reacted to broken plays with gestures of frustration. Jimenez, who came into the game in the 65th minute, is second on the club with eight goals, but hasn’t scored in 10 straight. Justin Rennicks put the Revs 2-1 early in the second half before Toronto defender Domenico Criscito tied it with 15 minutes to go on an absolute cracker, his first goal for TFC. Toronto FC, fighting for a playoff spot, completely dominated the visiting New England Revolution, staging attack after attack in the second half with the match tied 2-2.

TORONTO (AP) — Federico Bernardeschi and Domenico Criscito scored to help Toronto FC tie the New England Revolution 2-2 on Wednesday night.

[Skip Advertisement] Thomas McNamara and Justin Rennicks scored for New England (8-7-10). In the 75th minute, Criscito volleyed a cross from Michael Bradley to tie it for Toronto (8-12-6).

Federico Bernardeschi opened the scoring early and Domenico Criscito fired an impressive goal late as Toronto FC extended its unbeaten run to five games ...

With a chance to open the scoring, Bernardeschi scored on a low shot. In the 75th minute, down 2-1, Criscito volleyed a cross from Michael Bradley to tie the game. Gressel, who collected his first assist as a Whitecap, came close in the 38th with a hard shot from distance that just missed the open side of the net. Rennicks scored inside the box after being sprung free behind the defence for an open shot in the 48th minute. Fun fact: Berna has scored every time he's stepped onto the pitch in Toronto 🍁@fbernardeschi Zardes came close in the extra time, hitting the post with a header. Colorado's Jonathan Lewis had a couple of great chances in the first half. United in a July trade, stole the ball along the sidelines then drove toward the Colorado net. Gauld opened in the scoring in the 14th minute off a heads-up play by Julian Gressel. Zardes made things interesting late in the second half. The Rapids suffered just their second loss in their last eight games (3-2-3). Colorado (8-10-7) dropped to 11th in the West with 31 points.

The Reds are now unbeaten in five MLS games, recording 11 points from a possible 15.

The mentality and the resolve of the group has been incredible.” With the game now in its latter stages, BMO Field began to get louder and louder as fans spurred the Reds towards an equalizer. The 1-1 scoreline was not a true reflection of who was the more dominant side in that first half, but nonetheless, all TFC eyes would have been on putting this match beyond New England’s reach. On the hour mark, Richie Laryea was seemingly brought down inside the area, but the referee was having none of it. In doing so, he became the first Toronto FC player in history to score in their first three home games for the club. The 23-year-old forward was beautifully put through by Carles Gil before slotting the ball right through a helpless Bono’s legs. A few months ago, TFC may have been on the back foot after conceding an equalizer. The hosts continued to press for the all-important opener, this time through Akinola, whose header from a Bernardeschi cross floated just over the bar. Moments later, Insigne had a crack from distance in a bid to re-establish Toronto’s lead, but Petrovic was able to read it all the way as he punched the ball behind for a corner. Michael Bradley, Jonathan Osorio and Jayden Nelson each pushed the tempo in midfield as the Reds hunted for an early goal. The former Juventus man simply loves himself a shot from distance. Moreover, Bob Bradley made just one change to the XI that dispatched the Portland Timbers on Saturday, with Ayo Akinola replacing Jesús Jiménez up top.

The Revolution carried a four-game shutout streak into Wednesday's match, which ended in the 31st minute when Toronto's Federico Bernardeschi scored the game's ...

Bruce Arena called upon a pair of 17-year-old Revolution Academy products in Noel Buck and Esmir Bajraktarevic as substitutes in the 68th minute. Criscito's volley originated from a corner kick, one of 17 on the night for Toronto, which means New England has still not allowed a goal from open play in more than six games, or 548 consecutive minutes. The Revolution carried a four-game shutout streak into Wednesday's match, which ended in the 31st minute when Toronto's Federico Bernardeschi scored the game's opening goal from the penalty spot.