While TFC’s playoffs hopes may have diminished, Michael Bradley and co. With just four MLS games left to play for Saturday’s visitors, Montreal’s destiny is firmly in their own hands as they sit sixth in the Eastern Conference, one point clear of New York City FC in eighth and four behind the Philadelphia Union in third.Īs for Toronto, who also has four matches remaining, the highest they could finish in the table is 11th, given that TFC tallies 12 points from 12 to end the season and both the Chicago Fire and Inter Miami suffer from a poor run of form in their last few fixtures. have triumphed in just three of their last eight league matches.
Since their win over Toronto back in August, Wilfried Nancy and co. Montreal has drawn their last two games, most recently coming from to secure a point against Orlando City SC at Exploria Stadium. Now, the Reds are pointless and scoreless in their last two ahead of a massive encounter with a CF Montreal side who have genuine playoff ambitions this campaign. Their win over the Chicago Fire was the first time in 2021 that TFC had won two on the bounce following the 3-2 victory over FC Cincinnati just a few days prior. Kickoff is set for 7:30 pm EST, with the game available to watch live on TSN.īefore losing 2-0 at home to Atlanta, Toronto FC had recorded 10 points from a possible 12 in their four previous games. Javier Perez’s men will be looking to dent Montreal’s postseason push in what will be the final all Canadian MLS clash of the 2021 regular season. Following back to back defeats against Atlanta United and Inter Miami respectively, Toronto FC plays host to playoff-chasing CF Montreal in the first 401 Derby clash at BMO Field with fans in attendance since September 2019.
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