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Toronto FC Faces New England Revolution With Key Players Sidelined

Toronto begins a critical seven-match May schedule at home without captain Jonathan Osorio and several injured starters.

CF Montreal's Samuel Piette (right) knocks Toronto FC's Jonathan Osorio (21) off the ball during first half Canadian Championship preliminary round soccer action in Toronto on Wednesday, April 30, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn

Overview

  • Toronto FC captain Jonathan Osorio is sidelined for approximately two weeks due to a partially dislocated shoulder sustained in the Canadian Championship loss to CF Montreal.
  • Federico Bernardeschi's participation is uncertain as the team monitors his ankle stability to ensure it is safe for him to return to play.
  • Toronto has struggled at home this season, holding a 0-2-2 record at BMO Field, and has not secured a home win since September 2024.
  • The New England Revolution, Toronto's first opponent in May, boasts a three-match shutout streak and one of the best defensive records in MLS, conceding just seven goals in nine games.
  • Toronto’s seven-match May schedule, including six home games, is seen as pivotal for their season trajectory as they aim to climb the Eastern Conference standings.