Major League Soccer 2023 Toronto FC Nashville SC

10 juin 2023

BMO Field

FR (Canada)

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Toronto is unbeaten in four games and remains hard to beat at home. But it has won just two of its last 15 outings  in all competitions. “We’re in a rut,” Toronto coach Bob Bradley said after his team’s third straight draw. “We’re in a rut where when you need a play, when you need maybe luck, something that helps a group feel three points (is there). I thought that (three points) was going to be the case tonight.” Toronto got stronger as the first half wore on, showing signs of the free-flowing offence supporters have hoped to see. “All in all we take the positives from this,” said midfielder Jonathan Osorio, who captained the team in his return from a nine-game absence due to a knee injury. “(Nashville) is the second-place team in the whole league and I thought for most of the game we were the better team.” Nashville came into the game riding a four-game win streak matching the franchise record set in August-September 2022. It has not lost in league play since April 15, when it was beaten 2-1 at New York City FC. Toronto outshot Nashville 15-9 but managed to put only two shots on target, compared to three for the visitors.