📏 Form Guide

Toronto FC

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Toronto FC will be looking to improve on their last outing here following the 0-2 MLS defeat last time out to Charlotte FC.

In that game, Toronto FC had 53% possession and 7 shots at goal with 2 of them on target. For their opponents, Charlotte FC got 18 shots on goal with 8 of them on target. Biel (56') and Patrick Agyemang (90') scored for Charlotte FC.

It has been a rare occasion in recent times that Toronto FC have managed to hold out for a full 90 minutes. In fact, Toronto FC have been scored against in 5 of their previous 6 matches, giving up 8 goals during that time. Having said that, time will tell if that trend shall be replicated in this next match.

New York Red Bulls

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Following on from being beaten in their last game against Austin FC in MLS action, New York Red Bulls and their travelling supporters will be hoping that they can get a better result in this one.

In that game, New York Red Bulls had 54% possession and 15 attempts on goal with 1 of them on target. For their opponents, Austin FC had 6 shots at goal with 4 on target. Biro (6') and Brandon Vázquez (23' Own goal, 51') scored for Austin FC.

Sandro Schwarz's New York Red Bulls have managed to stick the ball in the net a total of 11 times throughout their previous six matches. The overall goals that they have conceded during the equivalent period adds up to 8.

👥 Head to head

An inspection of their past head to head meetings stretching back to 18/06/2022 shows that these encounters have been disappointments for Toronto FC. They have not managed to get any victories at all while New York Red Bulls have been dominant against them, beating them in 83% of those games where they have faced each other.

A combined total of 16 goals were scored between the two sides in this period, with 2 from The Reds and 14 netted by Red Bulls. That is an average goals per game value of 2.67.

The previous league clash between the two was MLS match day 7 on 22/03/2025 when the final score was New York Red Bulls 2-1 Toronto FC.

In that game, New York Red Bulls had 53% possession and 12 shots on goal with 6 on target. Their only player on the scoresheet was Emil Forsberg (44', 76').

Toronto FC got 5 shots on goal with 2 of them on target. Deandre Kerr (70') scored.

The match was refereed by Jon Freemon.

📰 Team News: Toronto FC

Deandre Kerr (Ankle injury), Kobe Franklin (Ankle injury), Nicksoen Gomis (Achilles tendon surgery) and Federico Bernardeschi (unknown injury) won’t be available for Toronto FC gaffer Robin Fraser.

It seems likely that The Reds will possibly kick off with a 4-3-3 formation this time and select Sean Johnson, Kosi Thompson, Zane Monlouis, Lazar Stefanovic, Raoul Petretta, Deybi Flores, Lorenzo Insigne, Jonathan Osorio, Maxime Dominguez, Ola Brynhildsen and Tyrese Spicer.

📋 Team News: New York Red Bulls

In an otherwise available squad, there is just a single fitness issue for the New York Red Bulls manager Sandro Schwarz to contend with. Dylan Nealis (Muscle injury) won’t be playing here.

We believe Red Bulls will likely begin the game with a 4-2-3-1 system with a starting lineup of Carlos Coronel, Kyle Duncan, Alexander Hack, Noah Eile, Raheem Edwards, Daniel Edelman, Felipe Carballo, Cameron Harper, Wikelman Carmona, Emil Forsberg and Eric Choupo-Moting.

✨ Prediction

Looking at these two teams, we feel that Toronto FC could well find it tough to get anything against this New York Red Bulls side who we think might score at least once to gain the upper hand.

We’re therefore expecting a very competitive encounter with a 0-1 win for New York Red Bulls at the end of the 90.

There should be little in it.

Peter Guest, 10:02 23/06/2025