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94′

O. Nwobodo

Ender Jesús Echenique Peña

92′

1-1

K.Dem

Assist: A.Jabbari

88′

G.Valenzuela

P.Bucha

88′

K.Dem

B.Ramirez

83′

G. Flores

82′

E.Aristizábal

J.Cifuentes

82′

K. Franklin

M.Pereira

82′

M.Henry

D. Etienne.JR

82′

L. Stefanovic

Z.Monlouis

71′

K. Denkey

70′

R. Fraser

69′

K. Denkey

62′

A.Jabbari

T. Barlow

62′

K. Smith

M.Miazga

58′

B.Ramirez

Halftime 0-0

49′

J. Osorio

38′

B. Kuscevic

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Match Info

Toronto FC and FC Cincinnati played out a 1-1 draw in a Major League Soccer clash at BMO Field on Saturday, April 11th, 2026. The result leaves both teams with a share of the points in a tightly contested Eastern Conference encounter. The match saw Cincinnati take an early lead, capitalizing on a defensive lapse to score within the first twenty minutes. Toronto FC responded with pressure and found their equalizer just before the hour mark, with a well-worked team move finished from close range. The final half-hour was a tense affair, with both sides pushing for a winner. Toronto's goalkeeper was forced into a crucial save in the 75th minute to preserve the point, while Cincinnati's defense held firm against a late flurry of crosses. The draw sees both teams maintain their positions in the middle of the MLS Eastern Conference table, with neither able to gain significant ground in the early stages of the season. Post-match, the Toronto manager emphasized his team's resilience in coming back, while the Cincinnati coach praised his side's structure and expressed satisfaction with a point on the road. The starting XI for Toronto FC featured their typical attacking lineup, while FC Cincinnati set up in a compact 4-2-3-1 formation to absorb pressure and counter.