After scoring a club- and tournament-record eight goals in a lopsided Canadian Championship win Tuesday over semi-pro CS Saint-Laurent, Toronto FC steps up in class Saturday when FC Cincinnati comes to BMO Field.
Cincinnati also sports a formidable 5-1-1 road record. The club has won three straight away from home , tied for the longest road win streak in club history Roman Celentano leads all goalkeepers in fewest goals allowed and goals-against average .Toronto is seventh in the Supporters’ Shield race, has won seven of its last nine games in all competitions and scored 13 goals in its last two outings, including a 5-1 shellacking of Montreal last Saturday.
“I feel like they’ve been able to just tick over that machine over from last season and they haven’t really skipped a beat,” said Herdman.
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