Share this Story : Bernardeschi scores twice to end goal drought, lift Toronto FC past FC Dallas Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Breadcrumb Trail Links Toronto FC Soccer MLS Bernardeschi scores twice to end goal drought, lift Toronto FC past FC Dallas Author of the article: Canadian Press Neil Davidson Published May 04, 2024 • Last updated 12 hours ago • 4 minute read Join the conversation You can save this article by registering for free here . Or sign-in if you have an account. Toronto FC forward Federico Bernardeschi (10) scores on FC Dallas goalkeeper Maarten Paes (30 ..read more

Quebec semi-pro soccer team CS Saint-Laurent is set to face off against Toronto FC in the 2024 Canadian Championship in five days. On one side will be a former Italian National team striker who makes $14 million per year. Quebec semi-pro champions CS Saint-Laurent started the tournament with an upset, beating the Halifax Wanderers Thursday night ..read more

Ligue1 Québec champion CS Saint-Laurent upset Halifax Wanderers FC 5-3 in a penalty shootout Thursday to earn a quarterfinal date with Toronto FC in soccer's Canadian Championship. After Saint-Laurent 'keeper Konstantinos Maniatis stopped Christian Volesky's penalty, Mouhamadou Kane stepped up and beat Yann Fillion for the shootout win. It marks the second straight year a semi-pro side has dispatched a pro team from the Canadian Premier League in the cup competition ..read more

Italian star Lorenzo Insigne, working his way back from a hamstring injury, was on the field with the rest of Toronto FC on Friday while fellow designated player Richie Laryea, recovering from hamstring surgery, was seen running with a trainer. Laryea, who has not played since the Feb. 25 season opener, is still four to six weeks away. The 19-year-old, who came off in the 58th minute of Toronto's 2-1 win at Orlando last Saturday, will be out for four weeks with a hamstring injury. Citing the "limitations on our squad," Herdman suggested that players like Marshall-Rutty have been pushed to the ..read more

City Football Group’s New York branch is up and running, Orlando City are floundering and Wilfried Nancy has built a continental juggernaut ..read more

Forge FC and Atletico Ottawa, the top two teams in the Canadian Premier League, posted convincing victories in Canadian Championship preliminary-round play Wednesday. Forge, which tops the CPL standings at 3-0-0, dispatched York United FC 3-1 in a game that was decided in the first half, while Atletico Ottawa, second at 2-0-1, hammered struggling Valour FC 7-0 to set a tournament scoring record. Forge led 3-0 at the break and went to the bench in the second half at Tim Hortons Field in Hamilton, Ont ..read more

“Very disappointed, obviously, with the game that certainly had the necessity for us to get three points, win at home and after these past four games you've got that momentum going and the end of the game is very disappointing for us. And obviously the responsibility is taken. I thought in the second half we lost control of the ball, and we lost control of the game, and we couldn't hold the result. That's what we need to study during the week, to see how we can be better because really, after the good first half, in the second half we lost control ..read more

The fun has only just started, says Toronto FC coach John Herdman. There are positive signs in the present and real hope for the future for a Toronto team that finished last in Major League Soccer last season at 4-20-10. The latest evidence of the turnaround came Saturday when goals by Tyrese Spicer and Prince Owusu, in the 87th and 90th minute respectively, lifted Toronto to a dramatic 2-1 comeback win at Orlando City. The victory moved Toronto into fourth place in the Eastern Conference — five points behind Inter Miami with a game in hand ..read more

Orlando City's four-game unbeaten streak came to a disappointing end in a 2-1 MLS home loss to Eastern Conference rival Toronto FC on Saturday night. A first-half goal for the Lions (2-4-3, 9 points) was matched by a second-half equalizer from Toronto (5-4-1, 16 points), then followed quickly by the game-winner for the Canadian side ..read more

Toronto FC scored twice in three minutes to rally for a 2-1 win against host Orlando City on Saturday. After Tyrese Spicer pulled Toronto level in the 87th minute with a header at the top of the goal area, Prince Owusu was at the left side of the net to head in a pass through the box from Federico Bernardeschi short side to put Toronto ahead 2-1 in the 90th minute. It was Toronto's (5-4-1, 16 points) first win against Orlando since 2019 ..read more