Toronto FC II will seek to put the lessons and positives from Saturday's 1-1 draw against Pittsburgh to good use when a fellow second team rolls into town on Wednesday.
The single point against the Riverhounds was good, but Jason Bent and company would have liked to have taken more, given the number of chances created and the fact they there were mere minutes away from earning all three on offer.
And though the point puts them within striking distance of the two sides directly above them on the table, the lot would have seen Toronto move into a three-way tie, a welcome change after a lonely season of staring up the table.