- Home form: Toronto FC have won 4 of their 14 home games in MLS 2026 (8 draws, 2 defeats).
- Away form: Orlando City SC have lost 9 of their 14 away games in MLS 2026 (3 wins, 2 draws).
Can Toronto get back on track against Orlando?
Toronto form:
The Reds have lost three matches in a row after 3-1 and 2-0 defeats to St. Louis City and Nashville SC in MLS 2026, both away from home. Toronto FC's overall form is mixed to poor, with one win, one draw and three defeats in their last five matches in all competitions, and they will not be too disappointed to be heading into a matchup with Orlando City SC on Wednesday.
Toronto FC are 27th in MLS 2026 with 29 points from 27 matches, so the Reds are certainly grinding for respect rather than control. Robin Fraser has overseen steady improvements since his appointment as manager on 10 January 2025, and he has a solid foundation for his team, but they are struggling to score goals.
Orlando form and key men:
The Lions are 16th in the MLS 2026 table with 34 points from 27 games, a slender lead over the visitors. Orlando City SC have two wins and three defeats in their last five games in all competitions, including away losses to Columbus Crew in the US Open Cup 2026, and New England Revolution and Philadelphia Union in MLS 2026.
- Martin Ojeda is the key man in this matchup with 13 MLS 2026 goals in 21 matches, but he is not going to get many opportunities to play as a finisher against Toronto.
- Ivan Angulo has stepped in for Orlando during their current five-game run with four goals, while Joshua Sargent has three in the last five matches for Toronto.
- Daniel Salloi is the top finisher for the hosts this season with seven MLS 2026 goals in 27 games.
Back Orlando to get their revenge
Orlando City beat Toronto 3-0 in MLS 2026 three weeks ago in Orlando, so this can be seen as a revenge game for the Lions, but Toronto are a better side at home and Orlando have been poor on their travels.
Over 2.5 goals at 1.35 appeals for this matchup with Toronto having scored 29 goals in 14 home games and Orlando netting 25 times in 14 away. Both teams to score at 1.33 also looks a bit low given the numbers of goals scored by both sides this season.
It's very difficult to choose a winner for this game with Toronto looking to end a three-game losing streak and Orlando having lost three straight away games, so the draw or Toronto at a shade of an favorite is the best play. The hosts have been tough to beat at BMO Field, but not killer enough for our money. Toronto have won 4 of 14 at home (8 draws, 2 defeats) while Orlando have lost 9 of 14 on the road (3 wins, 2 draws).
