Toronto FC host Chicago Fire at BMO Field on Saturday, September 5th.
Matchup | Toronto FC vs. Chicago Fire FC |
Competition | Major League Soccer (Round 23) |
Date | Saturday, September 5th, 2026 |
Kickoff Time | 7:30 p.m. ET |
Location | BMO Field, Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
TV Channel | Apple TV |
Toronto FC have been inconsistent in MLS thus far and face a difficult match against the Chicago Fire on Saturday night.
Toronto are unbeaten in their last five games, but before that streak, they endured a 12-game winless run. They have also failed to keep a clean sheet in their last six matches. The team is vulnerable defensively, but the attack has been their savior. Robin Fraser's side have scored nine goals in their last six games and have come from behind to avoid defeat seven times in MLS this season.
Chicago are also leaky defensively, having not kept a clean sheet in seven consecutive matches. They are far more effective going forward, led by Robert Lewandowski and Philip Zinckernagel.
Zinckernagel has created 11 big chances this season, which is well over double the number created by Alonso Coello, who leads Toronto with four big chances created this year.
The Fire have enjoyed their past two trips to Toronto, scoring six goals in their last two visits to BMO Field.
Toronto FC | Chicago Fire | |
To Win | +187 | +130 |
To Win or Tie | -175 | -250 |
Tie | +270 | |
No Tie | -350 | |
To Score | To Assist | To Score or Assist | |
Robert Lewandowski (Chicago) | +100 | +600 | -138 |
Philip Zinckernagel (Chicago) | +187 | +250 | -125 |
Djordje Mihailovic (Toronto) | +175 | +300 | -120 |
Josh Sargent (Toronto) | +130 | +450 | -120 |
Jason Shokalook (Chicago) | +175 | +400 | +100 |
Chris Mueller (Chicago) | +250 | +333 | +110 |
Daniel Salloi (Toronto) | +220 | +350 | +120 |
All odds written in this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to change.
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