Once again, we have been called to attend the phone call of an MLS matchup. This time, we are gathered around to discuss the match between D.C. United and Toronto FC.
Both teams arrived for this encounter with a tie in their last game. Toronto had a 0-0 draw with the New England Revolution, while D.C. United did the same with the Houston Dynamo, but their match finished with a 1-1 score.
Either way, we are hours away from seeing a true battle. Why is this? Both clubs are almost toe-to-toe in the standings with only a three-point difference.
With this being said, join us for this D.C. United vs. Toronto FC preview. In this article, we will discuss the latest news, provide information on how to watch the game, and present the predicted formation.
D.C. United vs Toronto FC: Preview, How to Watch It on TV, & Prediction Lineups
- When is the kick-off? Saturday, July 25th
- What time is kick-off? 7:30 pm ET
- Where is it played? Audi Field, Washington
Predicted lineups for the Black and Red vs the Reds
D.C. United:
- Goalkeeper: Sean Johnson
- Defenders: Silvan Hefti, Lucas Bartlett, Sean Nealis, Keisuke Kurokawa
- Midfielders: Jackson Hopkins, Brandon Servania, Andre Dozzell, Peglow
- Forwards: Louis Munteanu, Tai Baribo.
Toronto FC:
- Goalkeeper: Luka Gavran
- Defenders: Richie Laryea, Jackson Gilman, Walker Zimmerman, Richard Chukwu
- Midfielders: Jules-Anthony Vilsaint, Alonso Coello Camarero, Jonathan Osorio, Dániel Sallói
- Forwards: Emilio Aristizábal, Deandre Kerr
Where to watch the Black and Red vs the Reds
The encounter between these two teams will start at 7:30 pm ET at Audi Field in Washington.
This match is available to watch live on Apple TV. Remember, all MLS games can only be watched through Apple TV.
Injury Report
D.C. United Â
Connor Antley - Lower Leg (Out)
Jordan Farr - Shoulder (Out)
Gabe Segal - Lower Leg (Out)
Kye Rowles - Thigh (Questionable)
Toronto FC
Markus Cimermancic - Thigh (Out)
Nicksoen Gomis - Thigh (Out)
Nelson Palacio - Reconditioning/lower body (Out)
Matheus Pereira - Groin (Out)
Lazar Stefanovic - Foot (Out)
Score Prediction
As a preview for this game, one could expect that both teams would try to dominate possession of the ball, but the truth is that what really matters is who scores first.
The club that cracks the tie will eventually win the game, as the other team will deliberately show their flaws as they try to pursue the victory.
Score: D.C. United 1-1 Toronto FC
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