“We’d like to get a road goal, but at the end of the day, we have to go back to Toronto and win the game. (Toronto did, however, lose to the Red Bulls in the previous playoff round, though advanced on goal differential.) Or it’s going to be some kind of miracle.”Regardless of the second-leg results, the Toronto-Columbus winner will host MLS Cup on May 9. Fulham’s Tim Ream played 90 and Sheffield United’s Cameron Carter-Vickers went 58 as Fulham claimed a 5-4 away victory. In the UEFA Youth League, Tottenham U-19 goalkeeper Brandon Austin conceded a soft goal, but Spurs won at Dortmund, 3-1.

Source: Washington Post November 22, 2017 14:30 UTC