Toronto FC vs DC United Predictions

Vedran Ostojic 17 Oct 2019

DC United connected a five-match unbeaten streak late in the campaign
Can they build on it and cause an upset at BMO Field?
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Alejandro Pozuelo of Toronto FC (PA Images)

Toronto FC vs DC United Score Prediction

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1-0 15/2

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Toronto FC vs DC United Match Info

Match date: 19^th October 2019

Kick-Off: 11:00 pm

Stadium: BMO Field, Toronto

Toronto FC vs DC United Head to Head Record

Last 3 meetings:

30 Jun 2019 DC United 1 – 1 Toronto
16 May 2019 Toronto 0 – 0 DC United
18 Oct 2018 DC United 1 – 0 Toronto

Matches played: 33

Toronto wins: 11

DC United wins: 14

Draws: 8

Toronto FC vs DC United Stats

Toronto ended a four-match winless streak as they beat Columbus (1-0) and finished above the visitors
DC United saw a Decision Day disappointment as they shared the spoils in a goalless draw against Cincinnati
‎ We’ve seen just three goals in the sides’ last three head-to-head clashes

Toronto FC vs DC United Match Preview

DC United have proven themselves a very tough nut to crack late in the campaign and they’ve kept clean sheets on all of the occasions as they connected a five-match unbeaten streak. Ben Olsen’s men now travel to Toronto with high hopes they can keep it intact and make their way to the Conference semi-finals with an upset at BMO Field.

Black-and-Red have seen more struggles for consistency on the road, despite picking it up defensively since early September – where they snatched wins in Montreal (0-3), Portland (0-1), and shared the spoils at New York Red Bulls (0-0). They’ll have options up front with Ola Kamara fully fit and both Arriola and Acosta possibly aiming for the no 10 spot.

They will now look to extend Wayne Rooney’s stay into November but Toronto will be no sitting ducks in the chase for the semi-finals spot, despite a rather unpredictable spell of form towards late in the campaign. They only ended a four-match winless streak across competitions as they beat Columbus Crew (1-0) to secure the 4th spot in the East on Decision Day.

Reds still have a lot to build on at BMO Field and we’ve seen them bag five consecutive wins since mid-August, beating Ottawa (3-0), Montreal (2-1), Colorado (3-2), Crew (1-0), and only seeing the Impact turn the Canadian Championship Final clash their way on penalties after a 1-1 aggregate draw.

We thus see Toronto in a better place at this point and we’ll back them to capitalize on the home turf, as we go for a Home win to Nil at 15/8 with bet365. Indeed, we should be in for a very narrow contest and we feel one goal could make all the difference here.

We’ve seen DC United struggling to score on the regular but they’ve been rock-solid at the back lately, which adds to such a belief. With that in mind, we’re also going for few goals on the day and backing Under 2.5 Goals FT at 13/10 with bet365.