Toronto FC will be without Captain Jonathan Osorio when MLS returned to the normal season action on Saturday to host the New England Revolution.
The midfielder was exposed to a dislocated shoulder on Wednesday's front round of the Canadian Championship in a penalty shooting of CF Montreal on Wednesday.
“I saw people really get rid of it and I saw people take a long time,” Toronto coach Robin Fraser said. He said. “We can tell you how violent it is until you take some kind of exam, but it will pain for a while.”
The news is more optimistic in Italian Advanced Federico Bernardeschi, breastfeeding ankle injury.
“A little instability on the ankle,” Fraser said. “We just want to make sure that he is safe for him instead of putting him there, since he should play.
Toronto (1-5-4, 7 points) is still looking for the first home win of the season (0-2-2), but there are points on four of the last five matches (1-1-3).
Saturday will be the first of the two meetings between Reds and Revs this season. Toronto will visit New England on September 13th.
Toronto won both meetings last season and won 1-0 victory on March 3 and 20 April.
Revolution (4-4-1, 13 points) will try to extend the winning series to four games when they visit Toronto. New England 2-2-1 in Dogut matches this season.
Revs's latest success, including three flat clean layers, was attributed to the new -looking back end, including Mamadou Fofana and Tanner Beason.
Ceballos, “I think our mentality, first of all, together with the unity between the teammates is our power.” He said. “We all work daily and protect our responsibilities.”
New England scored only seven goals in nine games this season – connected with Vancouver WhiteCaps for the least allowed goals.
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