Fraser faces record winless run against high-flying Revolution
Toronto FC return to BMO Field for the first time since May, desperate to snap a 13-match winless streak against a New England side fighting to consolidate third place in the Eastern Conference.
Toronto FC enter this fixture in a tailspin, winless in 13 MLS matches—a run that stretches to 14 if including their Canadian Championship exit to Atlético Ottawa. Manager Robin Fraser is on the hot seat; a failure to secure a result here would see him set the record for the longest winless streak in club history. Their last outing was a 1-1 draw away at New York City FC, but they haven't played at home since a 4-2 defeat to Inter Miami in early May.
New England Revolution sit third in the Eastern Conference on 30 points and return to league action fresh from the World Cup break. While they suffered a 2-0 home loss to Houston Dynamo in their last match, they remain firmly in the hunt for a European spot. The Revs have been potent but inconsistent, recently thumping Atlanta United 4-1 before being held to a goalless draw by Toronto in their previous meeting.
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