Toronto FC host DC United on 29 October 2026 at 02:30 at BMO Field in an MLS clash with playoff implications for the home side. Toronto arrive off a 4-2 defeat to Columbus Crew but have shown more convincing form on home soil, averaging 1.80 points per game across their last five matches at BMO Field. Joshua Sargent ended a goalless run against Columbus, while Daniel Salloi is pushing for a starting spot after scoring in each of his previous two league appearances. DC United's season is unraveling. They lost 2-0 to Cincinnati and sit on a three-game losing streak with playoff hopes fading. Midfielder Jackson Hopkins picked up a knock against Cincinnati and his availability remains in doubt. Away from home, DC have won none of their last four matches and concede an average of 3.25 goals per road game, a defensive vulnerability Toronto will look to exploit.
Form and H2H
Toronto's last ten matches show three wins, three draws, and four losses, with an average of 1.70 goals for and 2.20 against. DC United's away form is worse: two wins, two draws, and six losses over their last ten, averaging 0.99 goals for and 2.00 against. The head-to-head record between these sides spans back to 2012 and favors Toronto. In their six meetings, Toronto have won three, drawn one, and lost two, including a 4-1 victory in 2013 and a 1-0 win in 2014. DC's only recent success came in 2014 with a 2-1 away win. Toronto's home record against DC shows they have consistently found the net, and DC's current defensive struggles suggest that pattern will continue.
Best Bet
Toronto FC 2-1 DC United. Toronto's home form, DC's leaking defense on the road, and the head-to-head advantage make the home win the most logical pick. Toronto have conceded 2.00 goals per home game this season, so DC will likely score, but Toronto's attacking threat and Salloi's recent form should see them edge a competitive match by a single goal.
Odds to Watch
Over 2.5 goals stands out as a strong market. In the last 38 head-to-head meetings between these teams, 25 produced at least three goals. Toronto have seen both teams score in all five of their recent home matches, and DC's defensive record on the road makes a high-scoring affair likely. Both teams to score is also worth considering given Toronto's attacking intent and DC's inability to keep clean sheets away from home.


