The two worst teams in Major League Soccer square off Saturday when FC Cincinnati hosts Toronto FC.
Third-year Cincinnati (3-10-8) is no stranger to the basement. It finished last in its first two years in the league and comes into the game at TQL Stadium with an all-time regular-season record of 13-47-18.
After a prolonged rough entry of its own into the league in 2007, Toronto (3-13-6) has been more accustomed to the penthouse than the outhouse in recent years. It made the MLS Cup final in 2016, ‘17 and ‘19 — winning in 2017 — and was runner-up in the Supporters’ Shield race last season with a 13-5-5 record.