Toronto FC suffers loss in 300th regular season home game
TFC threw away three points by conceding two late goals in Wednesday’s defeat to the Philadelphia Union.
- Toronto FC 1 (Brynhildsen 75’), Philadelphia Union 2 (Harriel 87; Wagner 90’+2’)
- TFC now 123-98-79 all-time at home in regular season
- Jonathan Osorio was back in the starting 11 for the Reds
TORONTO – Slowly but surely, Toronto FC’s season is slipping through its fingers.
Up 1-0 after 86 minutes, TFC conceded a pair of late goals to the Eastern Conference-leading Philadelphia Union en route to a heartbreaking 2-1 loss on a rainy and windy Wednesday night before an announced crowd of 14,490 at BMO Field.
Ola Brynhildsen scored a fabulous goal in a losing effort for TFC (3-9-4), who remain firmly entrenched in the bottom half of the table in the East, having collected just six out of a possible 18 points this month.
Coach Robin Fraser’s exasperated facial expression said it all when he walked into the media room at BMO Field for the post-game press conference.
“This will be short. I don’t have much to say,” Fraser stated.
