New York City beat struggling TFC 5-0 in Leagues Cup group play

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NEW YORK - Toronto FC fell 5-0 to New York City FC in Leagues Cup action on Wednesday night.

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NEW YORK – Toronto FC fell 5-0 to New York City FC in Leagues Cup action on Wednesday night.

Santiago Rodriguez scored twice as the hosts dominated the match.

Toronto defender Shane O’Neill was sent off late in the match after receiving a second yellow for a foul on Andres Jasson.

TFC will host Mexican side Atlas F.C. on Sunday, July 30 in the second and final game of the group round.

The top two teams of New York, Atlas and Toronto will move on to face other opponents.

Toronto has not won a match since May 27.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 26, 2023.

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