The MLS continues with a fresh set of fixtures as Toronto FC play host to New York Red Bulls at the BMO Field Stadium on Wednesday.Both sides head into the game off the back of their respective draws against Orlando City SC and Philadelphia Union and will be aiming to return to winning ways. View this post on Instagram A post shared by New York Red Bulls (@newyorkredbulls)After a dire run of six straight defeats, Toronto FC picked up their first win in six weeks when they stunned New England Revolution 3-2 two Thursdays ago.However, Javier Pérez's men failed to carry on the momentum last time out as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Orlando City.Former Manchester United forward Luis Nani scored from the penalty spot to cancel out Jozy Altidore’s 72nd-minute opener and force a share of the spoils.With nine points from 13 games, Toronto FC are currently second-bottom in the Eastern Conference table, one point above last-placed Inter Miami. View this post on Instagram A post shared by New York Red Bulls (@newyorkredbulls)Meanwhile, New York Red Bulls’ shaky form continued last time out as they were held to a 1-1 draw by 10-man Philadelphia Union.In a game where Mathew Freese received an early bath, Patryk Klimala gave the Red Bulls the lead in the 60th minute before Sergio Santos restored parity with five minutes remaining on the clock.It was the second draw in three games for Gerhard Struber's men, who have picked up just three wins from their last eight games.The drop-off in form has seen New York Red Bulls drop out of the playoff places into eighth place on the log.Toronto FC vs New York Red Bulls Head-To-HeadNew York Red Bulls are the superior side in the history of this fixture, claiming 19 wins in their last 37 games against Toronto FC. The hosts have picked up 10 wins, while eight games have ended in draws.Toronto FC Form Guide: L-L-L-W-DNew York Red Bulls Form Guide: W-L-D-W-DAlso See: Fabrizio Romano's Transfer Roundup: Update on Manchester United's transfer plans, Barca's plan for Antoine Griezmann and moreToronto FC vs New York Red Bulls Team NewsToronto FCThe hosts will be without the services of Ifunanyachi Achara, Erickson Gallardo, and Julian Dunn-Johnson due to injuries. Ayo Akinola, Richie Laryae, and Jonathan Osorio are currently on international duty at the ongoing Gold Cup.Injured: Ifunanyachi Achara, Erickson Gallardo, Julian Dunn-JohnsonSuspended: NoneUnavailable: Ayo Akinola, Richie Laryae, Jonathan Osorio View this post on Instagram A post shared by New York Red Bulls (@newyorkredbulls)New York Red BullsMeanwhile, Caden Clark, Andrés Reyes, Daniel Royer, Andrew Gutman, Aaron Long and Youba Diarra will be unable to feature for the visitors due to injuries.Injured: Caden Clark, Andrés Reyes, Daniel Royer, Andrew Gutman, Aaron Long, Youba DiarraSuspended: NoneToronto FC vs New York Red Bulls Predicted XIToronto FC Predicted XI (3-5-2): Alex Bono; Auro, Omar Gonzalez, Luke Singh, Kemar Lawrence; Michael Bradley, Marco Delgado; Tsubasah Endoh, Alejandro Pozuelo, Yeferson Soteldo; Jozy AltidoreNew York Red Bulls Predicted XI (4-2-2-2): Carlos Miguel; Andres Reyes, Thomas Edwards, Sean Nealis, Kyle Duncan; Dru Yearwood, Sean Davis; Frankie Amaya, Cristian Casseres Junior; Patryk Klimala, FabioToronto FC vs New York Red Bulls PredictionAfter stumbling into the new season, Toronto FC appear to have found their feet in the past two weeks. While the visitors have not performed poorly, they have struggled for results on the road, picking up one win from five outings. We predict that this will be a cagey affair with both sides settling for a share of the spoils.Prediction: Toronto FC 1-1 New York Red Bulls