Positive Return for Brandon Servania in Toronto FC II's 1-2 Loss to Atlanta United II

• Tough defeat for TFC II after having the lead in the match
• Brandon Servania made his return, playing 20 minutes in this game with TFC II
• Impressive stats for the 25-year-old midfielder, who played his first competitive match in 326 days
Positive Return for Brandon Servania in Toronto FC II's 1-2 Loss to Atlanta United II
Positive Return for Brandon Servania in Toronto FC II's 1-2 Loss to Atlanta United II / Evan Yu/GettyImages
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In this MLS Next Pro match, we saw Brandon Servania return to the field after a long absence. Since his injury in September 2023 against Inter Miami, he had not played for Toronto FC.

In this game, Servania got valuable minutes with the reserve team, reflecting his slow reintegration after a serious injury. Despite the tough match for Toronto FC II, Servania’s presence was a bright spot.

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A challenging game for Toronto FC II

Toronto FC II started the match against Atlanta United II with an early lead. However, a red card in the 26th minute gave Atlanta United an advantage, allowing them to come back and win 2-1.

Servania entered the game in the 70th minute and showed a strong performance. He completed 91% of his passes, making 21 out of 23, created two clear scoring opportunities that unfortunately were not converted, and was perfect in his dribbling and defensive efforts. He achieved 100% success in dribbling and made two recoveries with a 75% success rate in ground duels, winning 3 out of 4.

Servania’s return was a positive change for the team and represents a valuable asset for John Herdman’s future plans. In his first 20 minutes back on the field after 326 days, he demonstrated his continued progress and that his talent remains intact despite nearly a year without competitive play.

It is hoped that Servania will continue to advance positively as Toronto FC faces a challenging end to the season. John Herdman is looking to have his squad fully prepared and in peak physical condition for the MLS playoffs and the Canadian Championship final.

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