Over the past couple of months there are few teams in Major League Soccer who have been worse than Orlando City. They have won just twice since April, adding to that five losses and five draws.
But after a gutsy 1-0 win over Real Salt Lake at Rio Tinto Stadium this past weekend, Orlando will be hoping to turn their fortunes around further before the break for the Gold Cup. They get a chance to do so at home, where they have still only lost once this season.
Orlando will have at least one other advantage of Toronto when the two sides meet: a relatively untouched roster.