Toronto FC

MATCH RECAP | St. Louis CITY SC 3 – 1 Toronto FC

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Toronto FC (6W-9L-11T, 29 points) came up short in a 3-1 road defeat against St. Louis CITY SC (12W-6L-8T, 44 points) at Energizer Park in Missouri on Saturday night.

Toronto FC Head Coach Robin Fraser made one change from last weekend’s road loss against Orlando City SC, with Alonso Coello coming into the starting eleven for Theo Corbeanu. With the start, Richie Laryea, currently in his third stint with Toronto FC, made his 150th MLS appearance for the Reds, becoming the second active player to reach the milestone alongside Jonathan Osorio.

After a hard-fought opening 40 minutes, St. Louis City SC opened the scoring when Alexandru Mățan slipped a through ball to Carlo Holse, who fired home with a powerful left-footed finish.

The hosts doubled their advantage nine minutes into the second half when Tomas Totland capped a passing sequence with a drilled finish in the 54th minute to make it 2-0.

Seeking a response, Zane Monlouis, Theo Corbeanu and Jonathan Osorio entered in the 63rd minute, with the club captain making his first appearance since July 31 after recovering from a knee injury.

The Western Conference club added a third in the 68th minute, as Conrad Wallem pounced on a loose pass and slipped in Simon Becher, who slotted past the goalkeeper from close range.

Toronto FC pulled one back in stoppage time when Alonso Coello’s set-piece delivery was nodded in by substitute Theo Corbeanu.

The 97th minute strike marked Corbeanu’s fifth goal contribution (two goals, three assists) and Coello’s eighth assist of the 2026 MLS season.

The late effort proved to be a consolation on the night, as St. Louis CITY SC closed out the 3-1 result in the American Midwest to extend their unbeaten streak to 18 matches across all competitions, dating back to May 3.

Toronto FC wrap up a three-game road swing with a visit to Supporters’ Shield-leading Nashville SC on Saturday, September 26. Kick-off from GEODIS Park in Nashville, Tennessee is set for 8:30 p.m. ET and will be broadcast globally in English and Spanish on Apple TV.

LINEUPS

ST. LOUIS CITY SC – Roman Bürki (C); Jaziel Orozco, Timo Baumgartl, Fallou Fall; Conrad Wallem (Dante Polvara 77’), Chris Durkin, Alexandru Mățan (Daniel Edelman 77’), Tomas Totland; Jeong Sang-bin (Simon Becher 46’), Carlo Holse (Tomas Ostrak 90+1), Rafael Navarro (Damion Downs 83’)
Substitutes Not Used: Ben Lundt, Lukas MacNaughton, Rafael Santos, Mykhi Joyner

TORONTO FC – Luka Gavran; Richie Laryea (C), Walker Zimmerman (Nicksoen Gomis 55’), Benjamín Kuscevic, Matheus Pereira; Alonso Coello, Niklas Dorsch (Jonathan Osorio 62’), Derrick Etienne Jr. (Zane Monlouis 63’), Markus Cimermancic (Theo Corbeanu 62’), Dániel Sallói; Josh Sargent (Lewis Morgan 74’)
Substitutes Not Used: William Yarbrough, Kobe Franklin, Jackson Gilman, Emilio Aristizábal

MEDIA NOTES

  • Theo Corbeanu recorded his fifth goal contribution (two goals, three assists) of the 2026 Major League Season.
  • Richie Layea made his 150th MLS appearance for Toronto FC.