Match Advances

Soaring Crew visit BMO»

Toronto FC and Columbus Crew will renew hostilities in the Trillium Cup on Saturday, with Toronto getting their chance to host their newfound rivals after a 2-0 loss in Columbus to begin the season on March 29th.
Since then, both sides have been in top form early this season after a momentary hiccup. Both sides lost […]

Match Reports

Red Bulls earn point in stalemate»

Toronto FC started their third straight home match on Thursday night in the same style as they finished the last two, scoring early through Marco Vélez but conceding a first-half free kick that levelled the scores at 1-1. As the rain fell and the plastic pitch at BMO Field became more difficult to play on, each side looked increasingly content to play out the draw.

Three and Counting for TFC»

Toronto FC recorded a historic victory on Saturday afternoon, blanking Kansas City Wizards 2-0 on Amado Guevara’s brace to move above .500 for the first time in the club’s short history.

Twelfth man helps TFC to home win»

Six days after a win in Los Angeles, Toronto FC made it two in a row with a 1-0 victory over Real Salt Lake on Saturday. Greg Sutton got his first shutout of the young season.

Also Noted

TFC trio called to Canada U-20 roster»

Nana Attakora-Gyan, Gabe Gala, and Joey Melo have all been named by Head Coach Ray Clark to the 19 player roster for the Canadian U-20 friendly against Argentina.

BMO strengthens sponsorship ties»

BMO Financial Group has acquired the title sponsor rights to all 30 Toronto FC Major League Soccer TV broadcasts during the 2008 season, on CBC, Rogers Sportsnet and The Score.

Chris Cummins in as youth coach»

Luton’s Director of Youth Football Chris Cummins has left the crisis-racked club to take up a position along John Carver at Toronto FC. The former Watford Academy coach is expected to take up the reins of Toronto’s academy.

Transfers

Tébily in at TFC»

Olivier Tébily has been signed by Toronto FC, confirming the recent rumours that the French defender was on the verge of putting pen-to-paper with the Major League Soccer side.

Ricketts in, Samuel out»

Toronto FC have signed English midfielder Rohan Ricketts, who looks set to take up right-wing duties in the place of Collin Samuel, who has left the club.
The 25-year-old Ricketts is the club’s third signing in the last fortnight, joining new arrivals Laurent Robert and Amado Guevara in midfield. Ricketts was a product of the Arsenal […]

Mo, Amado reunite via trade with Chivas USA»

Mo Johnston is reunited with Guevara, 31, whom he coached while with the New York Red Bulls in 2006. In his time with New York, he made a total of 103 regular season appearances, including 100 starts, over four seasons. It would be unreasonable to expect him to duplicate this feat with TFC, but what can TFC fans hope for?

Over There

Canadians Abroad»

Preview Archive

TFC hit Thursday primetime»

Toronto FC enter the third of a five-game home stand tonight against Red Bull New York, hoping to enjoy the home comforts that have seen Laurent Robert and Amado Guevara lead the reds to a 100% home record early in the 2008 season.

League leaders visit BMO»

Since being shutout in Columbus on the season opener, Toronto have scored in three straight matches, with one-goal games coming on either side of a three-goal outburst in Los Angeles a fortnight ago. Five different players have hit the net for TFC, with the strike force of Danny Dichio and Jeff Cunningham each looking to add to their single tally so far.

Home opener looms, roster taking shape»

While Director of Soccer Mo Johnston and head coach John Carver were slow to bring in new faces over the offseason, they’ve come thick and fast in recent weeks, with the team’s poor performance in Columbus seemingly enough to spur on the signings of midfielders Laurent Robert, Amado Guevara and Rohan Ricketts.