Positivism Against Forge FC in the Canadian Championship Semifinal

• Herdman gives his statements with a positive outlook on what's to come for TFC
• Another defeat accumulates for Toronto FC, this time in the Canadian Championship
• The season will enter a difficult final phase for TFC
Positivism Against Jorge FC in the Canadian Championship Semifinal
Positivism Against Jorge FC in the Canadian Championship Semifinal / SOPA Images/GettyImages
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In an extremely disastrous match for Toronto FC, they failed to pick themselves up when they needed it most, extending their losing streak to seven across all competitions, including six consecutive losses in the MLS.

This poses a significant challenge for John Herdman's squad as they approach the final stages of the MLS season, the League Cup, and the Canadian Championship, needing a new face to show.

An important away goal for the return leg at BMO Field

The match ended in a 2-1 defeat for Toronto FC against Forge FC, who effectively capitalized on their chances. Prince Owusu pulled one back for TFC with a goal in the final minutes, in a play filled with rebounds, offering slight consolation.

Despite the defeat, John Herdman remained positive about Toronto FC's performance. It is important to note that this was the first leg of the semifinal, and Toronto FC will be the home team in the return leg, emphasizing the importance of the away goal scored in Hamilton.


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Herdman's post-match statements remain motivational and hopeful, despite disappointing results for the fans. He recognizes the team's need to focus tactically and concentrate better on the field.

"This will give us confidence. The home leg will look different, feel different. There's an opportunity to strengthen."

John herdman

Looking ahead, Herdman aims to motivate Toronto FC for upcoming challenges, including their match against Philadelphia Union on July 13th in the MLS, crucial for their playoff aspirations with only 11 games remaining.

With the return leg of the Canadian Championship semifinal scheduled for August 27th, there is ample time for Toronto FC to regroup and deliver an improved performance compared to recent encounters.

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