Toronto FC Seeks First Win Against Minnesota United

Toronto FC remains in search of its first win of the MLS season after a scoreless draw against Minnesota United FC, extending their winless streak to eight matches. Minnesota, currently third in the Western Conference, maintained an unbeaten run of seven games since their season opener loss. The match was characterized by a lack of scoring opportunities, likely a result of Toronto's ongoing injury struggles, which left them without several key players, including four defenders and a forward. Coach Robin Fraser made strategic changes to the lineup, but Toronto's inability to score continues to be a significant hurdle. Minnesota's goalkeeper and forward humorously introduced their teammates to Canadian snacks during their visit, adding a lighthearted note to the match buildup. Toronto's record now stands at 0-4-4, while Minnesota improves to 4-1-3.