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

Oscar Pareja is thrilled with the character his Orlando City players showed in their 2-2 draw with CF Montreal last time out. Orlando conceded late against Montreal – in the 88th minute, in fact – but Ivan Angulo scored deep into stoppage time to salvage a point. It was a result that extended Orlando's unbeaten streak to four MLS games, as the Lions look to propel themselves up the Eastern Conference standings ..read more

Fresh from a mid-week 5-0 romp over semi-pro Simcoe County in Canadian Championship play, Toronto FC faces a much stiffer test Saturday when it returns to league action at Orlando City. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below ..read more

Toronto FC, pivoting after a deal for an overseas player fell through, added to its attack Wednesday by acquiring Haiti international winger Derrick Etienne Jr. from Atlanta United FC in exchange for up to US$375,000 in general allocation money. Toronto general manager Jason Hernandez said the MLS club had been looking for a centre forward but reframed its search because of the recent goal-scoring prowess of German forward Prince Owusu, with four goals in his last five outings, and injuries elsewhere ..read more

“It's exciting,” said Peter Raco, Simcoe County's president, CEO and co-owner. The difference is the Simcoe County players might get reimbursed for gas mileage but zero pay. Simcoe County Rovers FC, based in Barrie, Ont., some 90 kilometres north of Toronto, has wasted little time making news on and off the field ..read more

Toronto FC is in discussions to bring in a player and move another out before Major League Soccer's primary transfer window closes Tuesday. General manager Jason Hernandez says the two moves are not related, however. Hernandez also revealed that the club has made fullback Richie Laryea its third designated player. While Jonathan Osorio is listed on the club website as a DP, the GM said the club captain had agreed to restructure his contract to fit under the salary cap as a non-designated player ..read more

Since Bruce Arena resigned after being placed on administrative leave last year, the goals and the victories have been scarce. The team's decline has been even steeper than Atlanta's, though, partly because, unlike Martino, Arena did not leave behind a prolific scorer. Not only are the Revolution off to their worst start ever at 1-6-1 — it should be noted the 2001 team that began 2-6-0 benefited from a golden-goal overtime win — they are the league's lowest-scoring team at 0.63 goals per game. As bad as those numbers might sound, it is remarkable the 1-0 loss at Toronto FC on Saturday was onl ..read more

Doneil Henry has plenty to cheer about Wednesday when Toronto FC hosts Simcoe County Rovers FC in Canadian Championship play. Henry was the first Toronto FC academy player to graduate to the first team and had two stints with his hometown club. The 31-year-old defender is also a proud co-owner of Simcoe County, which won the 2023 League1 Ontario title in just its second season. Simcoe's ownership group includes former Canada stars Atiba Hutchinson and Julian de Guzman as well as current Canadian internationals Janine Beckie, Cyle Larin and Henry ..read more