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The Toronto FC juggernaut keeps rolling.
Major League Soccer doesn’t realize how good it has it with Toronto FC and Montreal Impact in an unprecedented all-Canadian Conference Final.
Toronto FC have not won a game in which they’ve ended it up a man.
Giovinco put up the best season a player ever had in Major League Soccer and won the Landon Donovan MVP award at a ceremony in the Air Canada Centre in Toronto on Wednesday.
Just when the Montreal Impact was in dire need of inspiration, Didier Drogba gave it to them.
Toronto FC made the biggest offseason splash, but are facing a familiar tale, while the Montreal Impact and Vancouver Whitecaps have had a terrific March.
Toronto FC has big hopes for tiny Italian attacking midfielder/striker Sebastian Giovinco.
What’s the opposite of a “bloody big deal?” Whatever it is that Toronto FC went through Labour Day weekend. But at least at the end of it, general manager Tim Bezbatchenko believes the club is heading in the right direction.
Toronto FC stormed into Montreal’s Stade Saputo and picked up a crucial three points to stop their own funk with a X–Y win on Saturday.
Toronto FC can trade blows with the league’s best and there is plenty to be optimistic about this season after a draw with the MLS Cup defending champions L.A. Galaxy.
The Montreal Impact hung on to beat Toronto FC in it’s home opener at Olympic Stadium on Saturday.
Vancouver Whitecaps FC powered past visiting Toronto FC in the second half on the way to 1–0 win as the Major League Soccer season kicked off at BC Place in Vancouver on Saturday.
