Toronto FC (9W-11L-12T, 39 points) recorded a dramatic, come-from-behind 2-1 victory against D.C. United (7W-13L-12T, 33 points) in their 2026 MLS regular season home finale on Wednesday evening, courtesy of second-half goals from Jonathan Osorio and Josh Sargent at BMO Field.
Toronto FC Head Coach Robin Fraser made a pair of changes from Saturday’s road defeat against Columbus Crew with Zane Monlouis and Lewis Morgan making way for Nicksoen Gomis and Dániel Sallói in the starting eleven.
D.C. United opened the scoring in the 29th minute as Silvan Hefti and Matti Peltola combined to set up Andre Dozzell for a low, left-footed finish.
TFC found an equalizer when Djordje Mihailovic’s in-swinging corner was headed on by Josh Sargent, with the ball deflecting off Jonathan Osorio’s back and past former Red Sean Johnson in the D.C. United goal.
The 64th minute equalizer marked Osorio’s first goal of the season and Sargent’s 11th goal contribution (eight goals, three assists). With the effort, the club captain has now played and scored in each of his fourteen seasons with Toronto FC (2013-2026), extending all-time TFC club records.
The Reds then completed the second-half turnaround when Theo Corbeanu’s left-footed strike hit the post and fell to Josh Sargent, who calmly guided home the rebound.
The 86th minute strike Sargent’s ninth goal of the season and handed Toronto FC a late advantage heading into the closing minutes at BMO Field.
The hosts’ defensive rearguard held firm in the closing stages to preserve their advantage and secure all three points at home, successfully completing the 2-1 comeback victory over D.C. United at BMO Field. With the win, the Reds move their MLS regular season home finale record to 10W-5L-5T across their first 20 MLS seasons.
Toronto FC visit the Peach State next to face Atlanta United in their penultimate 2026 MLS regular season match against Atlanta United on Sunday, November 1. Kick-off from Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia is set for 4:30 p.m. ET and will be broadcast globally in English and Spanish on Apple TV.
LINEUPS
TORONTO FC – Luka Gavran; Richie Laryea, Benjamín Kuscevic, Nicksoen Gomis, Matheus Pereira (Zane Monlouis 90+3’); Niklas Dorsch, Jonathan Osorio (C), Theo Corbeanu Djordje Mihailovic (Alonso Coello 89’), Dániel Sallói; Josh Sargent (Emilio Aristizábal 90+5’)
Substitutes Not Used: William Yarbrough, Jackson Gilman, Richard Chukwu, Markus Cimermancic, Derrick Etienne Jr., Lewis Morgan
D.C. UNITED – Sean Johnson; Silvan Hefti, Lucas Bartlett (C), Kye Rowles, Keisuke Kurokawa; Kimito Nono, Matti Peltola, Andre Dozzell, Jared Stroud (Sean Nealis 89’); João Peglow, Nathan Ordaz (Brandon Servania 80’)
Substitutes Not Used: Jordan Farr, Alex Bono, Conner Antley, Nikola Markovic, Jackson Hopkins, Kamil Castillo, Gavin Turner
MEDIA NOTES
- Jonathan Osorio scored his 70th goal for Toronto FC, becoming the third player in club history to reach the milestone following Sebastian Giovinco and Jozy Altidore.
- With his appearance and 64th minute goal tonight, Jonathan Osorio has now played and scored in each of his fourteen seasons with Toronto FC (2013 – 2026), extending all-time TFC club records.
- Osorio becomes the first active player and the seventh player in league history to have played at least 14 seasons in the league and scored in each of those seasons, joining Steve Ralston, Jaime Moreno, Jeff Cunningham, Dwayne De Rosario, Landon Donovan and Brad Davis.
- With the victory, the Reds remain unbeaten in eight home matches since the FIFA World Cup 2026™ break, recording four wins and four ties at BMO Field dating back to August 15.
