Toronto FC vs D.C. United Live Stream, Predictions (May 10)

📊 Form Guide

Toronto FC

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Toronto FC won’t want a repeat of their last result here after the 0-2 MLS defeat last time out to New Eng. Revolution.

In that game, Toronto FC had 52% possession and 18 shots on goal with 3 on target. New England Revolution had 18 shots on goal with 7 of them on target. Carles Gil (11') and Leonardo Campana (27') scored for New Eng. Revolution.

Under three goals per game were recorded in 5 of the past 6 fixtures where Toronto FC have been involved. With regard to the goal weighting from that period, opposing sides scored a total of 6 while Toronto FC managed the sum of 4. Historical results aside, we’ll just have to find out whether such a trend shall persist in this next match.

D.C. United

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D.C. United head into the encounter after a 2-1 MLS win over Colorado Rapids in their last game.

In that game, D.C. United managed 44% possession and 9 attempts at goal with 3 of them on target. For D.C. United, the scorers were Hosei Kijima (45') and Christian Benteke (45'). Colorado Rapids got 8 shots on goal with 3 on target. Darren Yapi (43') was the scorer for Colorado Rapids.

The stats don’t lie, and D.C. United have been scored against in 6 of their last 6 matches, seeing their opponents hit 14 goals in total. In defence, D.C. United seem to have a bit of a soft underbelly.

👥 Head to head

A glance at their prior head-to-head meetings dating back to 21/05/2022 shows us that Toronto FC have won 1 of these & D.C. United 2, with the tally of drawn results being 3.

A lot of goals were also scored during this period, 24 overall which averages out at 4 goals per match.

The previous league contest featuring these clubs was MLS match day 1 on 23/02/2025 when it ended D.C. United 2-2 Toronto FC.

That day, D.C. United managed 54% possession and 8 attempts on goal with 3 of them on target. The goals were scored by Boris Enow (8') and Christian Benteke (35').

Toronto FC got 12 attempts on goal with 7 of them on target. Jonathan Osorio (27') and Federico Bernardeschi (70') scored.

The referee was Serhiy Boiko.

ℹ️ Team News: Toronto FC

Deandre Kerr (Ankle injury), Zane Monlouis (Leg injury), Richie Laryea (Muscle injury) and Henry Wingo (Leg injury) aren’t available for Toronto FC manager Robin Fraser.

It seems likely that The Reds could use the 3-5-2 system for this game, beginning the first half with Sean Johnson, Raoul Petretta, Nicksoen Gomis, Sigurd Rosted, Kosi Thompson, A. Coello Camarero, Matthew Longstaff, Deybi Flores, Theo Corbeanu, F. Bernardeschi and Ola Brynhildsen.

📰 Team News: D.C. United

From a largely available squad, there’s just the one fitness worry for the D.C. United boss Troy Lesesne to be concerned with. Jackson Hopkins (Ankle injury) won’t be in action.

We’re of the thinking that Black-and-Red seem most likely to utilise a 3-4-3 system, settling for Luis Barraza, Conner Antley, Lukas MacNaughton, Kye Rowles, Aaron Herrera, Boris Enow Takang, Brandon Servania, David Schnegg, Jared Stroud, Christian Benteke and Hosei Kijima.

🔮 Prediction

We believe that D.C. United might need a bit of good fortune to breach the defence of this Toronto FC side who will likely do enough to score at the other end and edge ahead.

We therefore fancy a highly competitive game with a 1-0 winning score for Toronto FC when the full-time whistle blows.

We’re expecting it to be that close.

💵 ⚽️ What are the top odds for the game?

Checking on the latest odds for this match in the full-time result market, the win for Toronto FC can be had for 2.3, going for a drawn result is 3.5 & staking on the winning team to be D.C. United gets you 2.88. These are the top bets that can be secured right now.

Andre Moura, 08:01 06/05/2025