Despite a long scoreless streak to start the club's history, Toronto FC quickly began to establish itself as a club with significant fan support. The club finished last in the Eastern Conference with a record of 9—13—8, but the enthusiastic fan base continued to fill BMO Field to capacity.

TFC were the favourites to win the championship in its first year, but the Montreal Impact prevailed. Rookie goalkeeper Stefan Frei quickly replaced Greg Sutton as a regular starter and immediately became a fan favourite.

Anything less would result in Vancouver winning the championship. Toronto FC went down 1—0 early, but overwhelmed an under-strength Impact side 6—1 on the back of a hat-trick by De Rosario.

Guevara added two, scoring in the 69th and 92nd minute. The unlikely victory was dubbed by fans and media as the " Miracle in Montreal ".

With that directive, former director of soccer Mo Johnston hired Preki [13] and made wholesale changes to the roster to reflect the U.

Hall of Famer's plan to play a tough, defensive style. Despite scoring troubles, TFC played well at the start, going undefeated in seven games at one time.

The team struggled following the World Cup break. Sensing problems in the locker room and to try to salvage the season, MLSE dismissed both Johnston and Preki on September 14, naming Earl Cochrane interim director of soccer and Nick Dasovic interim coach.

Off-field issues with season-seat holders over the season ticket package added to the fans' frustrations, forcing MLSE to hold a series of town hall meetings.

Toronto FC played Honduran side C. TFC won 1—0 in the first leg on a goal by Chad Barrett, and tied 2—2 in the second leg on goals by De Rosario and Barrett, qualifying for the group stage.

Aron Winter was hired as head coach with his compatriot Bob de Klerk named first assistant coach. Winter was selected to bring the Ajax culture, possession and 4—3—3 system to Toronto FC.

Management made wholesale changes to the roster before and during the season, trading numerous players and eventually their captain and Toronto native De Rosario.

Toronto FC used its remaining two designated player slots on two notable European players, signing Torsten Frings and Danny Koevermans to 2. The team went on to set a record for most players used in a MLS season with Despite a strong finish to the season with only two losses in their last 12 games, TFC missed the MLS playoffs for a fifth straight year.

On June 7, , Aron Winter resigned from the team upon refusing to be reassigned from his head coaching role after the team started the season with a nine-game losing streak, setting an MLS record for worst start to a season.

He was replaced by Paul Mariner , but TFC continued to struggle finishing with a 4—12—8 record in league play under him. Overall, they finished the MLS season on a game winless streak and ended up in last place, with five wins and 23 points.

It was announced Kevin Payne would be leaving D. United for the general manager position at Toronto FC on November 27, United for an undisclosed amount of allocation money.

Under Bezbatchenko, Toronto FC made several high-profile moves during the —14 off season. On August 31, Nelsen was fired by Bezbatchenko a day after a 0—3 defeat to the New England Revolution at BMO field, where Nelsen criticized Bezbatchenko in his post-match press conference for putting the players under needless pressure in the media.

On the same day, Toronto received Jozy Altidore from Sunderland to complete the other half of the player swap. Michael Bradley was name team captain in , following the retirement of Steven Caldwell and is the longest-serving captain for the team.

United, on July 23, , in a 4—1 home win, surpassing De Rosario's previous all-time record as Toronto FC's top scorer by two goals to 35 goals.

The team proceeded to defeat the Philadelphia Union at BMO Field in the Eastern Conference Knockout Round to record their first-ever playoff win [56] and to secure entry into the first Eastern Conference Semifinal in franchise history.

By doing so, they also became the first Canadian team to win the Supporters' Shield. During the —19 off-season, on January 4, , Toronto FC announced the appointment of Ali Curtis as general manager after the departure of Bezbatchenko.

On February 7, , Toronto FC signed Argentine Pablo Piatti as a designated player, while Michael Bradley signed a new contract below the designated player salary, while remaining as captain.

It included a second tier of seating that added 8, seats, raising the capacity of the stadium to 30, New suites, washrooms, concourse and a roof would also be added.

Construction began in September and would be divided into two phases; the completion of the project was set for May Bitchy the Hawk is a female Harris's hawk employed by BMO Field falconry staff to sit perched atop the field to ward off seagulls.

She has also been employed at Molson Canadian Amphitheatre renamed Budweiser Stage in in Ontario Place to the south to prevent seagulls from attacking concert-goers since the s.

In the years leading up to this, they emerged as fierce rivals during the Canadian Championship. The proximity of the two cities and the fact that Toronto and Montreal are long-standing rivals in the National Hockey League NHL contributes to these meetings being combative.

Since both teams have joined MLS, the rivalry has intensified and the matches have become a Canadian soccer classic, nicknamed the Derby after Ontario Highway , which links the two cities.

Although a manufactured rivalry, albeit linked by the fact that the official flower of both Ontario and Ohio is the white trillium Trillium grandiflorum , the meetings have since sparked bitterness.

On March 28, , approximately 1, Toronto FC supporters travelled to Columbus Crew Stadium and witnessed a 1—1 draw, during which they lit a number of flares and allegedly committed vandalism.

Overwhelmed security called police who ended the melees and made arrests, at which time a Toronto FC fan was tasered while being subdued.

The official team colours include red as the primary colour, with black, grey, dark grey and white as secondary colours. The primary uniform jersey, shorts and socks is red with alternating lighter and darker horizontal bands, black sleeves with red trim, and a vertical black band below each sleeve extending the full length of the jersey.

The secondary uniform includes white jerseys with a large red horizontal band below a smaller blue band across the chest with blue and red trim, white socks with blue trim, and with either red or blue shorts the choice of which is subject to the opponent uniform.

In its first three seasons, Toronto FC's secondary uniform colours were light and dark grey. In the following four seasons, the team wore white secondary uniforms, whereas in , the secondary uniforms were changed to onyx.

As with all MLS teams, the uniforms are produced by Adidas. In and , a shadow-print maple leaf was featured on Toronto FC's primary jerseys.

Where a player has not declared an international allegiance, nation is determined by place of birth. Squad correct as of November 30, The team serves as a reserve team for TFC and a bridge between the Academy and first team.

Their home stadium was the then-newly constructed 3,seat stadium at the Ontario Soccer Centre in Vaughan , just north-northwest of Toronto.

Since , Canadian Championship matches appear on OneSoccer. Games that were not covered under national broadcast contracts with MLS or other competition organizers were divided evenly between the two broadcasters, pursuant to agreements between their parent companies Bell Canada and Rogers Communications , respectively in connection to their joint purchase of MLSE.

This is a partial list of the last five seasons completed by Toronto. For the full season-by-season history, see List of Toronto FC seasons.

Attendance include statistics from league matches only. Attendance for Toronto FC dipped during and due to continued poor results by the team.

Attendance bounced back in and in following years due in large part to the major signings of designated players such as Michael Bradley , Jermain Defoe and Sebastian Giovinco.

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Main article: TFC Academy. Main article: List of Toronto FC seasons. Only two Toronto FC home matches had fans in attendance - the season opener in Toronto with full attendance and the season finale in East Hartford with limited capacity.

Further information: Canadian soccer clubs in international competitions. Further information: List of Toronto FC records and statistics.

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