Dwayne De Rosario scored two first-half goals as D.C. United downed Toronto FC, 3-1, on Saturday night in Major League Soccer at RFK Stadium.
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De Rosario's brace leads United over Toronto FC
TORONTO, Ontario “” The Montreal Impact meets Toronto FC in the second leg of the home and away aggregate semi-final series of the 2012 Amway Canadian Championship on Wednesday, at 8pm (ET), at BMO Field. The game will be broadcast live on Sportsnet and TVA Sports.
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Impact Faces Toronto FC in Return Leg of Canadian Championship on Wednesday
Montreal Impact’s Davy Arnaud kicks the ball next to Toronto FC’s Ashtone Morgan during the second half of an Amway Canadian Championship soccer match, Wednesday, May 2, 2012, in Montreal.
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Toronto FC, Impact tie in 1st leg
Struggling Toronto FC settled for a 0-0 away draw against the Montreal Impact on Wednesday night in the opening game of their Amway Canadian Championship semifinal.
Goalkeeper Greg Sutton could make his first start of the season when the Impact faces Toronto FC in the first game of the Amway Canadian Championship.
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Sutton could face Toronto FC
The Toronto FC players lay scattered about the field after collapsing to the ground in exasperation and stunned disappointment.
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Real Salt Lake beats winless Toronto FC 3-2
MLS soccer: With loss, Toronto FC chases history of a negative kind By Martin Renzhofer The Salt Lake Tribune Published Apr 28, 2012 11:54PM MDT Sandy • So close to stopping history, Toronto FC. So sorry. TFC, seconds away from capturing its first point of the Major League Soccer season, received a Steele-toed boot to the gut. Real Salt Lake’s Jonny Steele, who had substituted into Saturday’s …
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MLS soccer: With loss, Toronto FC chases history of a negative kind
Toronto FC has tied the Major League Soccer record for consecutive losses to start a season after losing 3-2 in Salt Lake Saturday night, its seventh straight defeat
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Liverpool will open its tour of North America this summer with an exhibition against Toronto FC on July 21.
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Liverpool to play preseason exhibition in Toronto
Major League Soccer’s Toronto FC will play English Premier League giants Liverpool in an exhibition match at Rogers Centre on July 28. The game will mark the first time Liverpool has played in Toronto since 2004.
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TORONTO, Ontario (April 21, 2012) – The Chicago Fire (2-1-2; 8pts.) used Dominic Oduro’s fastest goal in club history and tallies from Gonzalo Segares and Patrick Nyarko to upend Toronto FC (0-6-0; 0pts.) 3-2 at BMO Field Saturday afternoon in Toronto.
NEW YORK (Monday, April 16, 2012) Chivas USA goalkeeper Dan Kennedy was voted Major League Soccer Player of the Week by the North American Soccer Reporters (NASR) for Week 6 of the 2012 MLS season. Kennedy recorded four saves and a clean sheet in Chivas USA’s 1-0 victory over Toronto FC on Saturday.
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Chivas USA Goalkeeper Dan Kennedy Voted MLS Player of the Week
Aron Winter bemoans Toronto FC’s luck, but at some point the team needs to get more introspective and look at what they can do differently.
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Rowaan on Toronto FC: The luck factor
SPORTSNET.CA chats to soccer commentator Gerry Dobson about Toronto FC and their slow start to the Major League Soccer season.
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Five questions for Dobson on Toronto FC
Toronto FC announced Tuesday that the club has signed Academy goalkeeper Quillan Roberts. “Quillan is a young goalkeeper that posses strong qualities that we like.
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Toronto FC Sign Quillan Roberts
Toronto’s search for its first win of the Major League Soccer season continues as TFC dropped a 1-0 decision to the Columbus Crew.
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TFC falls to Crew, still searching for 1st win
Toronto FC will have their hands full when they host Santos Laguna in the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions League semis on Wednesday.
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Toronto FC faces tough CCL test vs. Santos
For the second time in the last two weeks, a former Cal Poly men’s soccer player has signed a contract with a Major League Soccer club. Wednesday, Toronto FC announced it had signed former Mustang star Junior Burgos.
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Former Cal Poly soccer star Burgos signs with Toronto FC
David Estrada scored three times and the host Sounders beat Toronto FC 3-1 on Saturday night in the Major League Soccer opener for each club.
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Toronto FC captain Torsten Frings limps off in season opener
Toronto FC is looking to secure its first playoff berth in team history. Here are five reasons to hope and five reasons to worry.
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Toronto FC has reasons to hope and worry as MLS season kicks off
Toronto FC announced Tuesday that the club has signed defender Logan Emory. As per team and league policies, terms of the deal were not disclosed. “Logan is a strong young defender and he has many qualities we like to see in a player,” said Toronto FC Head Coach and Technical Director, Aron Winter.
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Toronto FC Sign Defender Logan Emory
A booming crowd of some 45,000 will cheer on Toronto FC on Wednesday in the team’s biggest game in franchise history
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CHICAGO, IL (Feb. 23, 2012) – The Chicago Fire Soccer Club announced Thursday that the club’s match against Toronto FC at BMO Field scheduled for Saturday, July 21 has been moved to Wednesday, September 12 at 6:00 p.m. CT.
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Chicago Fire Match Against Toronto FC at Bmo Field Moved to September 12
NEW YORK (Thursday, Feb. 23, 2012) – As the official national broadcasters of Major League Soccer (MLS) in Canada, TSN and RDS kick off their second year with a package that includes 36 games, all featuring the Montreal Impact, Toronto FC, and/or Vancouver Whitecaps FC.
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MLS, TSN and RDS Announce 2012 Regular Season National Broadcast Schedule for Canada
It is plain to see how bad Toronto FC’s defence has been since the club’s inception. Its vulnerability has been the unifying theme tying together every season since 2007.
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Defence a new focus for Toronto FC
Toronto FC’s defensive repair continued Monday with the signing of 29-year-old Chilean defender Miguel Aceval.
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Toronto FC bolsters defence with Aceval
Toronto FC’s defensive repair continued Monday with the signing of 29-year-old Chilean defender Miguel Aceval.
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Toronto FC bolsters defence with Chilean import Miguel Aceval
Toronto FC continued to strengthen its defence Thursday by announcing the signings of Richard Eckersley and Geovanny Caicedo.
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Toronto FC bolsters defence
No MLS squad surrendered more than the 59 goals Toronto FC conceded last season.
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Reds to beef up back line
TORONTO (AP) — Toronto FC has signed defender Richard Eckersley, who had previously been on loan to the team from England’s Burnley.
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Toronto FC signs English defender Eckersley
