FC Cincinnati shuts out Toronto FC, 2-0, to improve to 2-1
Facing an early gut-check moment for the 2025 season against a struggling Toronto FC side, FC Cincinnati won a 2-0 decision over their Canadian visitors Saturday night at TQL Stadium. Kévin Denkey’s penalty kick in the 73 rd minute was a relief for the Orange and Blue after a night filled with dangerous opportunities and close misses.
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Chicago Fire rally from early deficit for a 2-1 win to spoil Toronto FC home openerFour games into the Toronto FC season and coach Robin Fraser is still waiting for his first win. But he sees light at the end ...
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Denkeey, Kubo each score a goal to help Cincinnati beat Toronto 2-0Kévin Denkey scored his second goal of the season in the 73rd minute, Yuya Kubo added a goal and FC Cincinnati beat ...
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FC Cincinnati extend dominance over Toronto FCKevin Denkey and Yuya Kubo scored in the second half, and FC Cincinnati beat visiting Toronto FC 2-0 on Saturday night.
(0W-3L-1T, 1 point) came up short against Chicago Fire FC (2W-1L-1T, 7 points) with a 1-2 loss in their 2025 MLS Home Opener at BMO Field on Saturday afternoon.
Second Half_1, Cincinnati, Denkey, 2 (penalty kick), 73rd minute; 2, Cincinnati, Kubo, 1 (Evander), 88th. Toronto FC_Sean Johnson; Nickseon Gomis (Theo Corbeanu, 75th ...
Toronto FC coach Robin Fraser and Gregg Berhalter, his Chicago Fire counterpart, are no strangers, having played shoulder to ...
Hugo Cuypers scored the go-ahead goal just before halftime and Chris Brady made it stand up for the Chicago Fire in a 2-1 ...
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