Toronto FC host Nashville SC on Wednesday night with both teams coming off starkly different results. Toronto (7-8-3, 24 points) has just one victory in its last seven matches (1-4-2), with a 4-1 loss to the Chicago Fire on Saturday
Hugo Cuypers and Mauricio Pineda scored in a three-minute stretch of the second half Saturday night as the Chicago Fire earned their first road win of the season, beating Toronto FC 4-1. Cuypers put Chicago (4-8-6, 18 points) ahead for
For two weeks, Toronto FC have sat on a draw that they felt should have been a win. Now Toronto FC returns to action Saturday night when they welcome the Chicago Fire to BMO Field. Toronto FC (7-7-3, 24 points)
Toronto FC signed veteran goalkeeper Sean Johnson to an extension through the 2025 season. The deal announced Tuesday includes a club option for 2026 for the former MLS Cup MVP. Johnson, 35, has posted six clean sheets in 32 MLS
Toronto FC’s Derrick Etienne Jr. scored just 89 seconds into the match but a penalty kick by host DC United’s Mateusz Klich in extra time resulted in a 2-2 draw Saturday night. Struggling DC United scored both of their goals
Toronto FC goalkeeper Sean Johnson reached a milestone this week, but he doesn’t want to stop there. After recording his 100th career regular-season clean sheet, he’ll look to continue the trend Saturday night in Washington against D.C. United. “He’s starting
Toronto FC goalkeeper Sean Johnson registered his 100th career MLS shutout in a 0-0 draw with the Philadelphia Union on a rainy Wednesday night in Chester, Pa. Johnson was forced to make just one save for Toronto (7-7-2, 23 points).