Toronto Team News Page 12 - Soccer

Federico Bernardeschi - Five shots on day Bernardeschi had five shots (one on goal), six crosses (two accurate) and three corners in Wednesday's 0-0 draw versus Philadelphia Union.

Impact Bernardeschi came out scoreless after making five shots against the Union. During the month of May, the midfielder made six goals with one assists while generating 21 shots (12 on target), 20 crosses (five accurate) and 11 chances created.

MAY 30 • ROTOWIRE

Philadelphia Union vs. Toronto FC | Full Match Highlights

MAY 30 • YOUTUBE

Sean Johnson gets 100th shutout as Toronto FC, Union draw Toronto FC goalkeeper Sean Johnson registered his 100th career MLS shutout in a 0-0 draw with the Philadelphia Union on a rainy Wednesday ni...

MAY 30 • MIAMIHERALD.COM

Toronto's Johnson, Union's Semmle unblemished in scoreless draw

Toronto FC goalkeeper Sean Johnson made one save in his 401st career start and rookie Oliver Semmle saved three shots for the Philadelphia Union in the 11th start of his career as...

MAY 30 • ASSOCIATED PRESS

Lorenzo Insigne - Welcomes baby boy Insigne and his wife flew to Italy for the birth of their child, likely ruling Insigne out for Wednesday's trip to Philadelphia.

Impact Insigne and his wife wanted their child to be born in their home town of Naples, essentially ruling Insigne out Wednesday. With the attacking midfielder on the sideline it could be Derrick Etienne who comes into the starting XI for the clash with the Union.

MAY 29 • ROTOWIRE

Richie Laryea - Listed as questionable Laryea (hamstring) is questionable for Wednesday's match against Philadelphia.

Impact Laryea could feature Wednesday despite his manager saying he would miss out Wednesday after being listed as questionable. That said, he is not likely to start even if selected, likely serving off the bench. However, it is more probable he will likely be left out and return against D.C. on Saturday, as initially expected.

MAY 29 • ROTOWIRE

Improved Toronto FC to face 'aggressive' Union With both sides struggling to find their form in a tight MLS Eastern Conference, Toronto FC pay a visit to the Philadelphia Union as the sid...

MAY 28 • NEWSOBSERVER.COM

ALL 7 GOALS From Toronto FC vs. FC Cincinnati

MAY 28 • YOUTUBE

ALL 7 GOALS From Toronto FC vs. FC Cincinnati

MAY 28 • YOUTUBE

Campana & Taylor Shine For Messi-less Miami | Twellman's Takes

MAY 27 • YOUTUBE

Canadian Richie Laryea expected to return to action on the weekend for Toronto FC Has been out since season opener

MAY 27 • TORONTOSUN.COM

Campana & Taylor Shine For Messi-less Miami | Twellman's Takes

MAY 27 • YOUTUBE

Prince-Osei Owusu - Dealing with calf injury Owusu is being monitored for a calf injury, so his availability for Wednesday's match at Philadelphia is uncertain, manager John Herdman told John Molinaro of TFC Republic.

Impact Herdman described Owusu's injury as tightness, so there's a chance this is not serious, but the team will take the needed precautions to avoid the injury aggravating any further. Owusu has been a success for Toronto this season, bagging six goals across 14 appearances (10 starts).

MAY 27 • ROTOWIRE

Tyrese Spicer - Picks up abdominal issue Spicer is in question for Wednesday's match against Philadelphia due to an abdominal injury, according to manager John Herdman, per John Molinaro of TFC Republic.

Impact Spicer is the newest Toronto player to hit the injury report, appearing to have picked up an abdominal issue following Saturday's loss to Cincinnati. He has been a regular starter this campaign when fit, so they will hope for his availability and for him to be healthy enough to possibly start. However, if he is left on the bench or out altogether, that will force a change, with Jahkeele Marchall-Rutty being his likely replacement if this is the case.

MAY 27 • ROTOWIRE

Richie Laryea - Likely for return against D.C. Laryea (hamstring) will not be an option for Wednesday's match against Philadelphia but is expected to be available to face D.C. United on Saturday, according to manager John Herdm...

Impact Laryea will sit out yet another game, but that does come with some good news, as he should be available to earn some time on the field Saturday following Wednesday's absence. However, likely, he will only serve off the bench, getting time to test his legs before a full return following his lengthy period out. He will then hope to reclaim his starting spot after his return to the team sheet, as he did start the season in a starting role before his injury.

MAY 27 • ROTOWIRE

Lorenzo Insigne - Goal and assist off stopped play Insigne logged one goal and one assist during Toronto FC's 4-3 loss Saturday against FC Cincinnati. He also received a yellow card.

Impact Insigne attempted four corners, one of which Deybi Flores headed to log a goal. The 32-year-old Italian is also Toronto FC's primary penalty taker, and that role paid dividends when he scored one given after Prince-Osei Owusu was fouled.

MAY 26 • ROTOWIRE

Sean Johnson - Four goals conceded Johnson logged two saves but conceded four goals during Toronto FC's 4-3 loss Saturday against FC Cincinnati.

Impact Johnson conceded eight goals across his last three appearances, during which he logged six saves. The goalkeeper will look to get back on track before June. Currently, Toronto FC's last game before then is scheduled at Philadelphia on Wednesday.

MAY 26 • ROTOWIRE

Federico Bernardeschi - Eligible once more Bernardeschi has handed a one match suspension and is set to be an option for Wednesday's trip to the Union.

Impact Bernardeschi picked up yet another suspension and has only played once since May 16. He's started off the season hot, already scoring six goals, which surpasses his total from 2023, while also logging in two assists with 67 crosses (19 won), 33 chances created and 12 interceptions in 13 matches, all of them coming as starts.

MAY 26 • ROTOWIRE

Toronto FC vs. FC Cincinnati | SEVEN GOAL MADNESS | Full Match Highlights

MAY 26 • YOUTUBE

Deybi Flores FIRST MLS Goal HEADER Off The Corner For Toronto FC

MAY 26 • YOUTUBE

Jonathan Osorio - Taking back starting role Osorio (thigh) is back in the starting lineup for Saturday's match against FC Cincinnnati.

Impact Osorio had missed the last two matches with a thigh injury, while also serving a suspension after the brawl against NYCFC. He had previously started the last seven games in a row, scoring and assisting once while totaling 12 crosses (five accurate) and eight tackles in that span.

MAY 25 • ROTOWIRE

Memorial Day weekend in MLS features Toronto FC vs. FC Cincinnati, but no Messi in Vancouver 2023 Wooden Spoon "winner" Toronto FC hosts 2023 Supporters' Shield winner FC Cincinnati in a big Eastern Conference matchup.

MAY 25 • USATODAY.COM

FC Cincinnati eye historic 7th straight win on visit to Toronto FC Cincinnati can set a team record for consecutive MLS wins Saturday night when they visit high-scoring Toronto FC in an Eastern Conference...

MAY 24 • MIAMIHERALD.COM

MAY 24 • NEWSOBSERVER.COM

Richie Laryea - Questionable to play Saturday Laryea (hamstring) is questionable for Saturday's game against FC Cincinnati, manager John Herdman told media during Friday's pre-match press conference.

Impact Herdman didn't confirm whether Laryea will be available for selection Saturday, but all signs point to him being ready for the DC United clash next Wednesday rather than Saturday's contest. Laryea hasn't played since the season opener on Feb. 25.

MAY 24 • ROTOWIRE

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Toronto's Johnson, Union's Semmle unblemished in scoreless draw