US EditionFC Cincinnati can't afford to look past Toronto FC
- Lorenzo Insigne, a 33-year-old Italian designated player for Toronto FC, returned to the starting lineup after being sidelined early in the 2025 MLS season.
- Insigne started the season off the lineup amid salary movement talks and candid discussions about his future with MLSE president Keith Pelley.
- Insigne ended an 11-month scoring drought in league play by netting a goal and providing an assist in Toronto's 2-0 victory over D.C., transforming fan disapproval into applause despite ongoing supporter protests.
- Toronto FC holds a 2-6-4 record and faces a major challenge against Eastern Conference leader FC Cincinnati on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. EDT.
- Insigne affirms his commitment to the club through 2026 and urges fans to support the ongoing effort to improve Toronto FC's recent poor performance.
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FC Cincinnati can't afford to look past Toronto FC
FC Cincinnati have a highly anticipated showdown this weekend at the rival Columbus Crew, who are tied with them atop the Eastern Conference. First, Cincinnati must head north of the border to face Toronto FC Wednesday night.
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Preview: FC Cincinnati looks for midweek road victory at Toronto FC
Wednesday’s match against Toronto FC represents a bit of a full circle moment for FC Cincinnati. When these two squads first met in March, a 2-0 home victory for the Orange and Blue, FCC was in the midst of a harsh roster transition. A meld of offseason roster drama, injuries, and new acquisitions led to a chaotic rotation of lineups that saw Pat Noonan go through new starting XIs with the same frequency Sergio Santos goes through new hairstyles…
Toronto FC vs. FC Cincinnati: What you need to know
Toronto FC is riding high these days following a big shutout win at home last weekend. But things won't be easing up for TFC (2-6-4) who have a very tough midweek contest against the Eastern Conference-leading FC Cincinnati. Not only do the Orange and Black sit in second place in the overall league table, but they have also won eight of the last 10 meetings vs. the Reds with just one loss. Here’s what you need to know about Wednesday's contest …
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