Toronto FC vs Orlando City SC Prediction, Odds & SGP Picks (Oct 14)
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Toronto FC vs Orlando City SC Prediction, Odds & SGP Picks (Oct 14)

Juan Pablo Aravena Juan Pablo Aravena
Moneyline PickToronto FC to Win (+131)
Player PropDjordje Mihailovic to Score Anytime (+210)
Same Game ParlayToronto FC to Win + Both Teams to Score + Under 4.5 Goals (+475)
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Toronto FC vs Orlando City SC Main Match Info

Toronto FC vs Orlando City SC Moneyline Prediction

Toronto FC snapped a three-game losing streak with a 2-1 win over CF Montreal in the 401 Derby on Saturday thanks to stoppage-time goals from Lewis Morgan and Djordje Mihailovic. Before that skid, the team had been hard to beat: those three defeats were its only losses in its last 10 fixtures (W3, D4, L3).

Orlando City SC also ended its three-match losing skid over the weekend with a 3-2 win over Columbus Crew at home. The Lions’ three losses came in all competitions, and all three were on the road, so it’s easy to see why they’re considered the underdogs here. Orlando has been the fourth-worst away team in the Eastern Conference with just three wins in 14 games (D2, L9).

The home-and-away splits are too significant to ignore. While Toronto is undefeated in its last six league matches at BMO Field (W3, D3), Orlando has lost five of its last eight road encounters in MLS play (W2, D1). The Reds also won the previous meeting at BMO Field, 4-2 in October 2025, and with the confidence boost from their recent win over Montreal, I’m backing Robin Fraser’s men to keep all three points at home.

Toronto FC vs Orlando City SC Player Prop

Mihailovic was the hero for Toronto in the win over Montreal, coming off the bench on his return from injury after a four-game absence to score the winner.

The star playmaker has been limited to just 13 appearances and nine starts in the 2026 MLS season, but has averaged 1.69 shots and 1.92 chances created per game. With Josh Sargent having gone five matches without scoring, look for Mihailovic to carry Toronto’s offence once again.

Toronto FC vs Orlando City SC Same Game Parlay

I’m backing Toronto FC to get all three points. The Reds are trending upward at BMO Field, and they face one of the Eastern Conference’s weakest road sides.

Both clubs are still chasing a playoff berth, so expect an open, back-and-forth game. I’m betting on a tight home win, either 2-1 or 3-1. Both Teams to Score and Under 4.5 goals fit that script, so all three legs support the same game script. BTTS has landed in all of Toronto’s 16 competitive home matches this season.

Under 4.5 goals also looks very much in play. Four of the Reds‘ six games in their current undefeated home streak have seen under 3.5 goals.

Toronto FC vs Orlando City SC Team News

Toronto FC Team News 

Toronto FC will be without two of its most important veteran players, as Jonathan Osorio is suspended and Walker Zimmerman is out with an ankle injury.

Alonso Coello should fill the void left by Osorio in midfield next to Niklas Dorsch. Zimmerman’s absence is a bigger problem, as he’s expected to miss several matches. Benjamin Kuscevic and Nicksoen Gomis should form the centre-back pairing in the meantime.

Orlando City SC Team News

Orlando City will be without one of its best attacking players, as Marco Pasalic is suspended due to yellow-card accumulation. The Croatian international, who has scored two goals this season, has established an excellent partnership with Antoine Griezmann, and his creativity in the final third will be missed. They’re also expected to be without Griffin Dorsey (undisclosed) and Braian Ojeda (foot) due to fitness issues.

Key players Griezmann (nine goals, five assists) and Martin Ojeda (13 goals) will be available. The same goes for the centre-back pairing of David Brekalo and Robin Jansson.

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