Inter Miami won’t have Lionel Messi after he was injured in the Copa America final.
Buoyed by the return of captain Jonathan Osorio and Richie Laryea from Copa America, and having finally snapped a nine-game winless run, Toronto FC looks to consolidate a post-season position with 10 games remaining in the MLS regular season.
The playoff push starts with two challenging road games as John Herdman’s team visits Inter Miami on Wednesday and CF Montreal on Saturday.
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