Red Bull New York (10-13-6, 36 pts.) return to Sports Illustrated Stadium to face off against Toronto FC (7-10-12, 33 pts.) on Saturday, October 17 for Pride Night.
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Home Cooking
New York have won their last eight home matches against Toronto FC, outscoring them 18-2 over that span.
The Red Bulls are 18-2-2 all-time at home against Toronto and are on a 14-match unbeaten streak in the series. Their last loss to Toronto came on July 17, 2019.
On Target
Julian Hall has taken nine shots in his last two appearances and put seven on target. His 77.8% shots-on-goal rate is tied for the best in MLS between Matchday 29 and Matchday 30.
As a team, New York’s 51 shots across those two matches are the second-most in MLS, and their 19 shots on target rank third.
Service Window
Ronald Donkor has three assists in his last two appearances, tied for the most in MLS between Matchday 29 and Matchday 30.
Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting has scored in back-to-back matches. His two goals over that span are tied for the sixth-most in MLS.
Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. ET with coverage on Apple TV in English and Spanish, and Red Bulls Radio in English via the Red Bull New York app and RedBullNewYork.com.
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