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Philadelphia Union rally with two late goals to defeat Toronto FC 2-1

Philadelphia Union rally with two late goals to defeat Toronto FC 2-1

Toronto Star29-05-2025
TORONTO - Add another painful chapter to Toronto FC's challenging season.
Toronto (3-9-4) held the Eastern Conference-leading Philadelphia Union (10-3-3) scoreless for 85 minutes Wednesday and looked headed for just its second home win of the season after Norwegian forward Ola Brynhildsen roofed a shot in the 75th minute.
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