Toronto FC 2–1 New England Revolution

Toronto FC ended a two-game winless run against New England Revolution, holding on for a 2-1 Major League Soccer win after a finish that nearly got away from them. W. Sands broke the deadlock in the 43rd minute, then N. Dorsch made it two with a strike deep in first-half stoppage time, giving Toronto what looked like a comfortable cushion heading into the break. New England, sitting fourth in the standings on 30 points, kept pressing, and W. Harris pulled one back in the 90th minute to set nerves jangling in the final seconds. Toronto, on 20 points and badly needing the three points, held on. The last two meetings between these sides had ended level, so this result carries real weight for the home faithful. Dorsch's goal at 45 plus six is the moment that decided everything, and it is worth every second of the watch.