Toronto FC and the ninth-place Columbus Crew will renew hostilities Saturday at BMO Field. ( Chris Young / THE CANADIAN PRESS )A visit from the ninth-place Columbus Crew on Saturday would appear to be the perfect opportunity to snap a two-game losing streak, but Toronto FC isn’t counting out last year’s MLS Cup runner-up. That looks like a break for Toronto FC, who could use an ego boost after suffering a defensive meltdown against the Vancouver Whitecaps before failing to capitalize on a weakened New York City FC side all in the last week. After finishing second in the Eastern Conference and falling just short of playoff glory, the Crew looked poised to take 2016 by storm. “They’ve gotten off to a slow start this year, which I think makes them more dangerous,” defender Drew Moor said Friday.

Source: thestar May 20, 2016 16:47 UTC