Jayden Hibbert has 1st MLS shut out in 2nd career start for Atlanta in 0-0 tie with Toronto

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ATLANTA (AP) — Jayden Hibbert made his second career start in MLS and had his first shut for Atlanta United on Sunday in a 0-0 tie with Toronto FC. 

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ATLANTA (AP) — Jayden Hibbert made his second career start in MLS and had his first shut for Atlanta United on Sunday in a 0-0 tie with Toronto FC. 

Hibbert, a 21-year-old rookie, made his second career start and finished with two saves.

Atlanta (4-12-11) is winless in 11 straight, dating to a 3-2 win over Orlando on May 28. 

Toronto (5-13-9) is winless in five consecutive games. 

Sean Johnson had a save for Toronto. 

Atlanta had 53% possession but was outshot 11-6, 2-1 on target, by Toronto. 

Toronto and Atlanta played to a 1-1 tie on July 12.

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