On the back of the 3-0 loss Toronto FC suffered to the New England Revolution at Gillette Stadium, this would not seem to be the ideal fixture to follow just 48 hours after the first leg of the Canadian Championship final.
The good news is that Jay Heaps’ side is a decidedly different proposition at home than away, where they are yet to win this season and have picked up just three points.
This will, nevertheless, be a tough one for what is expected to be another mix-and-match Toronto team. We know that their arguable MVP so far this season, Michael Bradley, will be unavailable once again against the Revs due to suspension, but Benoit Cheyrou will replace him well rested this time rather than having played a midweek game days earlier.