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Major League Soccer10/17/2026, 11:30 PM

New York RB – Toronto0 : 2

Why the model thinks so

New York RB
2.15
Total xG
3.39
Toronto
1.24
Expected goals from our model, before kickoff

How the model gets there: each factor adds goals to or takes goals from one team's expected goals.

FactorNew York RBToronto
High-scoring league (3.3 goals/match)+0.77+0.77
3 of last 5 matches with 0-1 goals (1.2 goals/match)−0.13
Declining form (1.2 vs 1.6 season average)−0.13
Defensive weakness (1.9 conceded vs 1.9 league avg)+0.07
4 of last 5 matches with 0-1 goals (1.4 goals/match)+0.00
Jorge Ruvalcaba on the bench (8 goals, 1 assists)
16% of goal output missing (only 95% available)
Dániel Sallói on the bench (7 goals, 7 assists)
Alonso Coello on the bench (0 goals, 4 assists)
Richie Laryea on the bench (2 goals, 1 assists)
16% of goal output missing (only 88% available)
Strong home record (1.8 vs 1.4 goals/match)
Weak away record (1.1 vs 1.6 goals/match)

Key factors

  • Home/Away: Toronto average 0.77 goals per game away in the league this season, New York RB 1.57 at home
  • Form: New York RB with 3 wins from their last 5 games, Toronto with 1
  • Head-to-head: New York RB took 3 wins and 2 draws from their last 5 meetings with Toronto

Risks

  • Defense: New York RB concede 1.93 goals per game at home in the league this season
  • Rest days: New York RB with 3 days since their last match

All probabilities

Result
New York RB57%
Draw23%
Toronto20%
Double chance
New York RB or draw80%
Toronto or draw43%
No draw77%
Goals
Over 1.586%
Under 1.514%
Over 2.566%
Under 2.534%
Over 3.544%
Under 3.556%
Both teams score
Yes64%
No36%

Most likely scores

1:1
10%
2:1
10%
2:0
8%
3:1
7%
2:2
6%
0:2
Final score

The Lab

Patterns our system found in the data.

  1. Toronto: opponent scores first in 9 of 12 games (75%)
  2. Toronto: 4 consecutive games with 3+ goals (last 12 games)
  3. Toronto: 7 goals from minute 80 onwards in 12 games. Against CF Montréal: 2 goals (90+3', 90+5')
  4. Toronto: 3 comebacks in 6 games after trailing past minute 75 (5 points rescued)
  5. New York RB: scored only after the break in 5 of 12 games
  6. New York RB: 4 of 13 goals scored by substitutes (last 12 games)

Lineups

New York RB 4-3-3 · Toronto 4-4-2

New York RB
  • 34 E. Horvath
  • 12 D. Nealis
  • 2 J. Che
  • 14 J. Bazán Medina
  • 59 D. Padelford
  • 48 R. Donkor
  • 15 A. Mehmeti
  • 37 M. Sofo
  • 17 C. Harper
  • 16 J. Hall
  • 7 C. Cowell
Toronto
  • 1 L. Gavran
  • 19 K. Franklin
  • 12 Z. Monlouis
  • 15 N. Gomis
  • 3 M. Pereira de Souza
  • 7 T. Corbeanu
  • 6 N. Dorsch
  • 21 J. Osorio
  • 90 L. Morgan
  • 9 J. Sargent
  • 10 D. Mihailovic
Substitutes
  • 3 J. Marshall-Rutty
  • 10 E. Forsberg
  • 11 J. Ruvalcaba
  • 13 J. Choupo-Moting
  • 56 M. Dos Santos
  • 77 J. McCarthy
  • 79 R. Mosquera
  • 26 T. Parker
  • 60 S. Kone
  • 45 C. Faello
  • 88 P. Castro
  • 22 R. Laryea
  • 11 D. Etienne Jr.
  • 14 A. Coello Camarero
  • 17 E. Aristizábal Chavarriaga
  • 20 D. Salloi
  • 23 W. Yarbrough Story
  • 44 R. Edwards
  • 71 M. Cimermancic
  • 13 B. Kuscevic Jaramillo
  • 38 J. Gilman
  • 27 A. Piedrahita Díaz
  • 96 R. Chukwu

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