Toronto FC: match results and statistics
3 investigationsLatest Toronto Fc football matches: every report comes with full stats, xG analysis and the Crime Index of the result.
Current squad — Toronto Fc
Goalkeepers
- 1L. Gavran
- 23W. Yarbrough
- 77A. De Rosario
Defenders
- 2H. Wingo
- 3Matheus Pereira
- 12Z. Monlouis
- 13B. Kuscevic
- 15N. Gomis
- 19K. Franklin
- 22R. Laryea
- 25W. Zimmerman
- 38J. Gilman
- 44R. Edwards
- 73M. Chisholm
- 75R. Fisher
- 76L. Stefanovic
- 96R. Chukwu
- 98S. Kapor
Midfielders
- 6N. Dorsch
- 7T. Corbeanu
- 10D. Mihailović
- 14Alonso Coello
- 15N. Palacio
- 20D. Sallói
- 21J. Osorio
- 56A. Bossenberry
- 71M. Cimermancic
- 78Malik Henry
- 79F. Bank
Attackers
- 9J. Sargent
- 11D. Etienne
- 17Emilio Aristizábal Chavarriaga
- 29D. Kerr
- 64J. Nolan
- 91D. Barrow
- 99J. Vilsaint
Injuries & Suspensions
- A. De Rosario— Missing Fixture (Hand Injury)
- B. Kuscevic— Missing Fixture (Groin Injury)
- D. Kerr— Missing Fixture (Lower-Body Injury)
- D. Mihailovic— Missing Fixture (Red Card)
- H. Wingo— Missing Fixture (Hamstring Injury)
- J. Cifuentes— Missing Fixture (Knee Injury)
- J. Osorio— Missing Fixture (Knee Injury)
- J. Sargent— Missing Fixture (Thigh Injury)
- J. Vilsaint— Missing Fixture (Groin Injury)
- K. Thompson— Missing Fixture (Inactive)
- L. Stefanovic— Missing Fixture (Foot Injury)
- M. Cimermancic— Missing Fixture (Thigh Injury)
- Matheus Pereira— Missing Fixture (Groin Injury)
- N. Dorsch— Missing Fixture (Face Injury)
- N. Gomis— Missing Fixture (Thigh Injury)
- N. Palacio— Missing Fixture (Lower-Body Injury)
- R. Edwards— Missing Fixture (Red Card)
- R. Laryea— Missing Fixture (Thigh Injury)
- T. Corbeanu— Missing Fixture (Knee Injury)
- W. Zimmerman— Missing Fixture (Red Card)
- Z. Monlouis— Missing Fixture (Lower-Body Injury)
Recent Transfers
- N. Dorsch— joined from 1. FC Heidenheim, Transfer (2026-07-27)
- N. Dorsch— joined from 1. FC Heidenheim, Transfer (2026-07-26)
- C. Mailula— left for Mamelodi Sundowns, Free agent (2026-07-15)
- N. Palacio— joined from Real Salt Lake, Transfer (2026-07-12)
- N. Palacio— joined from Real Salt Lake, Transfer (2026-07-11)
- C. Mailula— joined from Kortrijk, Return from loan (2026-06-29)
- J. Cifuentes— left for Rangers, Return from loan (2026-06-29)
- C. Mailula— left for Mamelodi Sundowns, Free agent (2026-06-29)
- L. Costabile— left for Costabile Luca, Free agent (2026-05-17)
- K. Thompson— left for Colorado Rapids, - (2026-03-25)
Toronto Fc Squad: Latest Match
Toronto FC — New England Revolution · 4-2-3-1- 1L. GavranG
- 22R. LaryeaD
- 25W. ZimmermanD
- 13B. KuscevicD
- 38J. GilmanD
- 71M. CimermancicM
- 6N. DorschM
- 7T. CorbeanuM
- 10D. MihailovicM
- 20D. SalloiM
- 9J. SargentF
Toronto FC Beat New England Revolution 2:1 From Three Shots
Three shots all night and two goals on the board — against twenty-four shots and just one goal for the opponent. Toronto FC beat New England Revolution 2:1 while trailing on expected goals, 0.24 to 2.22 in the visitors' favor — a gap of nearly two goals that should have produced a very different result, and instead produced the exact opposite.
New York City FC vs Toronto FC 1:1: Six Minutes Undid Forty
Thirty-seven minutes. That's how long New York City FC held a lead that felt, at the time, like the start of something bigger.
CF Montreal vs Toronto FC 0:0 — Nine Corners, Not a Single Goal
CF Montreal and Toronto FC played out a goalless draw, and the numbers barely disagree with the scoreline: at 0.94 xG to 0.44, the hosts looked marginally more dangerous, but not enough for the model to call it a surprise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the head coach of Toronto Fc?
Per the most recently analyzed match (Toronto FC — New England Revolution) — Robin Fraser.
How many players are in Toronto Fc's current squad?
36 players: goalkeepers — 3, defenders — 15, midfielders — 11, attackers — 7.
How often do Toronto Fc's match results diverge from the xG-expected outcome?
Bravsen has analyzed 3 matches — average Crime Index 54, with 1 scoring 60+ (the threshold for an anomalous gap between the result and the xG model).
A 2-1 home win over New England Revolution carries a Crime Index of 94% — one of the highest figures on the entire site across any team. It's Toronto FC's single most anomalous covered match out of 5 reviewed — the same match also shows up as New England Revolution's own peak anomaly, but from the opposite side: there the team was the visitor that didn't deserve to lose, here Toronto is the host that won against the statistical run of play.
Finishing runs at a modest positive gap
Across the 6 matches with calculated xG, Toronto FC generated 6.23 expected goals and scored 7 — a small, consistent positive gap. That profile fits neatly with the New England Revolution win: a club that steadily outperforms its xG by a modest margin can turn that edge into a win even in a game where the opponent statistically looked stronger.
Average Crime Index is a typical figure for the site
A 41% average across 5 matches is close to the typical range: the New England Revolution win stands out against that calm backdrop as a rare exception.