| Moneyline Pick | Toronto to Win (+146) |
| Player Prop | Josh Sargent to Score (+185) |
| Same Game Parlay | Toronto to Win + Josh Sargent to Score + BTTS |
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Toronto vs New York City Main Match Info
- Date and Time: Saturday, August 29, 2026, 07:30 PM ET
- Venue: BMO Field
- Location: Toronto, Canada
- Last H2H match: New York City 1-1 Toronto (MLS, July 2026)
Toronto vs New York City Moneyline Prediction
- Moneyline Pick: Toronto to Win
- Odds: +146 (Tonybet)
Toronto have taken eight points from their last four MLS matches, beating New England 2-1 at home and Inter Miami 1-2 away. New York, meanwhile, are winless in the last five matches, including four defeats.
Tactically, Toronto do not need to dominate possession. NYCFC average around 54% possession, so the hosts can allow New York to have the ball before attacking more directly. Both teams also have major motivation in the Eastern Conference playoff race, but the home field gives Toronto a slight advantage.
Toronto vs New York City Player Prop
- Prop Bet: Josh Sargent to Score
- Odds: +185 (Tonybet)
Josh Sargent finally looks fully integrated into Robin Fraser’s attack. He has 4 goals and 2 assists in 1,019 MLS minutes, while generating 4.14 xG from 28 shots, including 12 on target. He has also recorded 53 touches inside the opposition penalty area.
Current form is especially important. Sargent has started Toronto’s last three games producing a goal and an assist. He assisted in the 3-3 draw with Charlotte before scoring the opener in the 2-1 away win over Inter Miami.
Toronto also enter with momentum after taking seven points in the last three matches. If the Reds score, Sargent is the main candidate to increase his tally.
Toronto vs New York City Same Game Parlay
- SGP: Toronto to Win + Josh Sargent to Score + BTTS
Toronto to Win: Toronto are unbeaten in the last four games, while New York have lost four out of their previous five matches. Hence we expect the hosts to claim a victory.
Josh Sargent to Score: Sargent’s improved form is worth mentioning. He scored against Inter Miami and now has four goals. If Toronto dominate, he is the likeliest prop in this meeting.
BTTS: Toronto’s and New York’s last five matches saw both teams scoring. They have also conceded 37 and 30 goals, respectively, so BTTS looks a logical play in this game.
Toronto vs New York City Team news
Toronto Team News
Toronto’s recent results represent real progress. They beat Miami 1-2 despite producing only 0.51 xG to Miami’s 1.83, with seven shots and 38% possession. That was an excellent counter-attacking result rather than a dominant one. However, they have also conceded six goals in their last three matches.
The key attacking development is Josh Sargent’s improvement. He scored the opener in the 2-1 win at Inter Miami and now has four MLS goals. Dániel Sallói remains the team’s most productive attacker, with five league goals and a team-leading 11 goal contributions after scoring against Charlotte and assisting Sargent in Miami.
As for injuries, Nelson Palacio, Jonathan Osorio, Deandre Kerr and Niklas Dorsch remain out.
New York City Team News
Following four consecutive losses, New York drew 1-1 against New England Revolution. However, the visitors looked vulnerable defensively, allowing 2.90 xG while producing 1.47 xG. Still James Sands equalized late in the first half and New York currently sit seventh in the Eastern Conference.
The clear key player remains Nicolás Mercau, who has produced 13 MLS goals from only 6.68 xG in 20 appearances, plus three assists. Agustín Ojeda has five league goals and five assists, while Maxi Moralez still leads NYCFC with six assists.
New York have significant injury worries. Alonso Martinez, Thiago Martins, Maxi Moralez, Aiden O’Neill, Kai Trewin and Hannes Wolf are sidelined.
Toronto vs New York City: Where to Watch (Canada)
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