Toronto FC rallied from a halftime deficit to beat D.C. United 2-1, with Josh Sargent scoring the winner in the 86th minute. Jonathan Osorio’s equalizer also carried historic significance: he became the first player in MLS history to score for the same club in 14 consecutive seasons. The win keeps Toronto’s playoff hopes alive heading into its final two regular-season games.

By the Numbers
  • Final score: Toronto FC 2, D.C. United 1.
  • Sargent scored in the 86th minute.
  • Osorio has scored in all 14 seasons he has played for Toronto FC.
  • Toronto has 2 regular-season games remaining.
State of Play
  • Toronto visits Atlanta United on Sunday, then closes its regular season at Philadelphia on Nov. 7.
  • A win in Atlanta, combined with favorable results elsewhere, could lift Toronto above the playoff line.
Bottom Line

The comeback bought Toronto another chance—but its playoff fate now hinges on a short, high-stakes road trip.