Toronto FC's road to the MLS Cup starts in New Jersey, where the Reds hope to spoil the Red Bulls' party early. The Red Bulls were mired in losing streaks the last two times they faced TFC. Hot or not, it’s not in coach Jesse Marsch’s nature to have his Red Bulls sit back. “We’ll try to find our moments that we can really get after them and try to really dictate the game,” Vanney said. That’s what the Red Bulls did against the Fire, with Wright-Phillips and Kljestan scoring in the first 11 minutes.

Source: thestar October 26, 2017 22:18 UTC