DC United routs Toronto FC 7-1 to break team goal record
July 4, 2021 GMT
WASHINGTON (AP) Kevin Paredes scored his first professional goal in the second minute, Griffin Yow and Ola Kamara each had a goal and an assist and D.C. United routed Toronto FC 7-1 on Saturday night to break the franchise goal record.
D.C. United (5-6-1) broke the team record of six and became the 10th team in MLS history to score seven or more goals.
Toronto (1-8-2) is winless in its last seven games, has lost six straight and has lost 12 times with two ties in its last 16 games, including playoffs. The club had just 10 losses in its previous 48 matches dating to May 2019.
Toronto FC suffer disastrous 7-1 loss for sixth-straight defeat
D.C. United s Kevin Paredes, rear, celebrates with Nigel Robertha after Robertha scored against Toronto FC during the first half of an MLS soccer match Saturday, July 3, 2021, in Washington. (Will Newton/The Washington Post via AP) July 03, 2021 - 6:35 PM
WASHINGTON - Another disastrous result left Toronto FC captain Michael Bradley without words on Saturday.
His club had just suffered its worst defeat of the season, a 7-1 drubbing at the hands of D.C. United that left TFC (1-8-2) at the bottom of the Major League Soccer standings.
Bradley called it one of his worst days with the team.
Le jeune Américain de 18 ans Kevin Paredes a lancé le bal avec à peine plus d’une minute jouée au duel en marquant pour la première fois de sa carrière dans la MLS.
La troupe de Hernan Losada a vu six joueurs différents trouver le fond de la cage de la formation torontoise. Trois de ces buts sont survenus dans les 10 dernières minutes de la rencontre, après que le défenseur Eriq Zavaleta eut été éjecté de la partie en raison de son deuxième carton jaune de la confrontation. Ola Kamara, Yamil Asad et Grinffin Yow ont profité de l’avantage pour accentuer l’écart, déjà insurmontable.
2021/07/04 08:41 WASHINGTON (AP) Kevin Paredes scored his first professional goal in the second minute, Griffin Yow and Ola Kamara each had a goal and an assist and D.C. United routed Toronto FC 7-1 on Saturday night to break the franchise goal record. D.C. United (5-6-1) broke the team record of six and became the 10th team in MLS history to score seven or more goals. Toronto (1-8-2) is winless in its last seven games, has lost six straight and has lost 12 times with two ties in its last 16 games, including playoffs. The club had just 10 losses in its previous 48 matches dating to May 2019.
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