MLS Toronto FC

Toronto FC Weekly Issue No. 37

Published on November 14, 2016 under Major League Soccer (MLS)
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TORONTO FC TAKE ADVANTAGE OF INTERNATIONAL BREAK AHEAD OF EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS Three TFC players represent their national teams in FIFA World Cup qualifiers

Montreal Impact and Toronto FC players and youngsters enter the field before the game at Stade Saputo.

Mandatory Credit: Jean-Yves Ahern-USA TODAY Sports Last Week:

Toronto FC were off this past week during the FIFA international break.

The United States will play a FIFA 2018 World Cup qualifying match on Tuesday, November 15 when they travel to Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica in San José, Costa Rica to take on Costa Rica.

Toronto FC is represented on the U.S. men's national team by midfielder Michael Bradley and striker Jozy Altidore.

Panama will play a FIFA 2018 World Cup qualifying match on Tuesday, November 15 when they host Mexico at Estadio Rommel Fernández in Panama City, Panama. The Reds are represented on the Panamanian national team by midfielder Armando Cooper. Academy/Community Academy Notes Kia Toronto FC Academy October Newsletter ... http://bit.ly/2fMPNF4

Kia Toronto FC Academy to Host Regional Development and Identification Exhibition ... http://bit.ly/2fG2fbE

Community

Anti-Bullying Rally WHEN: Wednesday, November 23rd, 12PM - 2PM WHO: Dwayne De Rosario WHERE: Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto WHAT: Huddle Up Bullying Prevention Rally ï‚-

The event will raise awareness on acceptance, inclusion, unity, and the ability we all must speak up and stand up when bullying occurs ï‚-

The goal of Huddle Up will be achieved through testimony from athletes in the city and musical performers. The concept is to have them up as a group to say a few words as to the importance of the pledge (to anti-bullying) ï‚-

In addition, the hosts will receive questions sent through social channels regarding bullying prevention from kids. The celebs on the stage will read them while the experts answer them Look Ahead: Toronto FC return to action on Tuesday, November 22 when they take on the Montreal Impact in the first leg of the Audi 2016 MLS Cup Playoffs Eastern Conference Championship at Olympic Stadium. The Impact defeated the New York Red Bulls on a 3-1 aggregate score over the two legs. Midfielder Ignacio Piatti led the team in goals during the regular season with 17 and was also tied with two other players for the team lead with six assists. The last meeting between the two clubs took place at Stade Saputo on October 16, 2016 where the Reds and Impact played to a 2-2 draw. Toronto FC are 6-4-4 all-time against the Montreal Impact in MLS league play.

TFC Schedule * Schedule is subject to change/all times local ET Tues: Training @ Kia Wed: Training @ Kia Thurs: Off Fri: Training @ Kia Sat: Off Sun: Off AUDI 2016 MLS CUP PLAYOFF SCHEDULE

Eastern Conference Championship Leg 1: Toronto FC @ Montreal Impact (at Olympic Stadium) - Tuesday, November 22nd at 8:00 p.m. ET

Eastern Conference Championship Leg 2: Montreal Impact @ Toronto FC (at BMO Field) - Wednesday, November 30th at 7:00 p.m. ET

Western Conference Championship Leg 1: Colorado Rapids @ Seattle Sounders FC - Tuesday, November 22nd at 10:00 p.m. ET (Date shift at SEA from Nov. 20 to Nov.22 due to Seahawks home game)

Western Conference Championship Leg 2: Seattle Sounders FC @ Colorado Rapids - Sunday, November 27th at 4:00 p.m. ET

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