The away team comes to this stage of the MLS (Regular Season) after a away win by (1‑5) against FC Cincinnati. In the last 10 away league matches Toronto has a record of 2 wins, 4 draws and 4 losses, so they have won 10 points out of 30 possible. In their away league matches the most frequent result at half‑time was the 0‑0 (6 out of 14 matches). Defensive consistency hasn’t been their best feature, as they have conceded goals in 9 of the last 10 matches, but their offense has scored consistently, as they have scored goals in 9 of the last 10 matches for this competition. In their away matches there is a tendency for goals, since 14 of the last 14 matches for this competition have ended with Over 1,5 goals. In 29 matches for this competition, they have conceded the first goal 13 times and have only turned the score around in 3.

At the time presented by Toronto there are oscillations and he knows this can be changed so much that it is focused on growth. Having regularity is crucial, whether playing at home or away from home, because at the end of the regular season this can make a difference. The consequence of this is the good times and this is the main goal of Canadians. This is why he wants to accumulate as many good results as possible and this round does not think of a stumble. In this match Justin Morrow and Jozy Altidore will be out for being in the medical department.

Confirmed Lineup: Q. Westberg, O. González, Auro, C. Mavinga, N. DeLeon, Pozuelo, M. Bradley, M. Delgado, N. Benezet, E. Gallardo, J. Altidore.
Coach: G. Vanney.