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After missing out on the opportunity to equal the MLS record for most consecutive regular-season matches without a defeat, Toronto will be looking to put the loss against Montreal behind them and kick off a new streak as they travel to the BC Place stadium to take on Vancouver Whitecaps.
Vancouver Whitecaps are bottom of the Western Conference and incidentally, they were also dealt a defeat in their last game by Montreal Impact. Vancouver have now lost three games in a row and they have also failed to score in four of their previous matches.
Toronto will be vying to put themselves back on track to book a berth in the Voyageurs Cup final.
Vancouver Whitecaps vs Toronto FC Head-to-Head
Vancouver Whitecaps and Toronto FC have played each other 24 times. It's a fixture that the Reds have dominated. They have won 12 of the 24 games while Vancouver have won five.
Seven games have ended in a draw. The last time these two squared up, which was a couple of weeks back, Toronto won the game 1-0.
Vancouver Whitecaps form guide: W-L-L-L-L
Toronto FC form guide: L-W-W-W-L
Vancouver Whitecaps vs Toronto FC Team News
Erik Godoy and Janio Bikel are expected to regain fitness and could be available for selection. Fredy Montero has been training with the team and could be available once again from this week onwards.
Injuries: None
Doubtful: Erik Godoy, Janio Bikel and Fredy Montero
Suspensions: None
As for Toronto, Michael Bradley joins the injury list after suffering an MCL strain in the match against Montreal. Patrick Mullins and Ifunanyachi Achara are both sidelined due to a hamstring problem and a knee injury respectively.
Richie Laryea might make a comeback after missing out on the previous match due to an ankle injury.
Injured: Michael Bradley, Patrick Mullins and Ifunanyachi Achara
Doubtful: Richie Laryea
Suspensions: None
Vancouver Whitecaps vs Toronto FC Predicted Lineups
Vancouver Whitecaps Predicted XI: Thomas Hasal, Jake Nerwinski, Jasser Khmiri, Andy Rose, Ali Adnan, Cristian Dajome, Leonard Owusu, Russell Teibert, David Milinkovic, Lucas Cavallini, Tosaint Ricketts
Toronto FC predicted XI: Quentin Westberg, Auro, Chris Mavinga, Omar Gonzalez, Morrow, Marco Delgado, Liam Fraser, Tsubasa Endoh, Alejandro Pozeulo, Pablo Piatti, Ayo Akinola
Vancouver Whitecaps vs Toronto FC Prediction
Vancouver Whitecaps are on a terrible run and Toronto have been dominant all season except for in the last game against Montreal. As such, we expect the Reds to walk away with the victory without much of a hassle.
Prediction: Vancouver Whitecaps 0-2 Toronto FC
