Game Information

Detail	Information
Date	Wednesday, April 22, 2026
Kickoff Time	7:30 PM ET
Venue	Inter&Co Stadium, Orlando, Florida
Broadcast	Apple TV+

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Preview

Wednesday night's Eastern Conference clash at Inter&Co Stadium pits one of MLS's most desperate teams against one of the league's quiet improvers. Orlando City SC, rooted to the bottom of the Eastern Conference with just four points from eight matches, desperately need a result at home. Standing in their way is Toronto FC, who have assembled a five-game unbeaten run and sit sixth in the East with 12 points.

These Eastern Conference rivals have a long history dating back to Orlando's 2015 MLS entry. Toronto has historically been the stronger franchise, reaching the 2016 MLS Cup Final. But this year's narrative is entirely different, with the Lions facing their worst start in club history.

Orlando has been thoroughly outclassed in 2026. They have managed just one win—a 2-1 home victory over CF Montréal on March 14—and have conceded 25 goals in eight games, the worst defensive record in the Eastern Conference. Their goal differential of -19 tells the story of a team completely overmatched.

Toronto's recent form is far more encouraging. Their four unbeaten games at home and one draw on the road suggest a team finding its rhythm. Midfielder-forward Dániel Sallói has emerged as a consistent attacking threat with three goals already in 2026. The Reds have conceded only 14 goals—a massive 11-goal advantage over Orlando.

For Toronto, this represents a chance to bank three points against a struggling opponent while continuing to build momentum toward a playoff position. For Orlando, this is a must-improve situation where nothing short of a complete performance will suffice.

Orlando City SC: In Crisis

Orlando City SC enters this match in genuine distress. The Lions have managed just four points through eight games, the fewest of any MLS team at this stage of the 2026 season. Their 1W-1D-6L record represents a catastrophic start that demands immediate correction.

2026 Season Statistics:

Record: 1W-1D-6L
Points: 4
Goals For: 6
Goals Against: 25
Goal Differential: -19
Position: 15th in Eastern Conference

Recent Results (Last 5):

April 18 vs Houston Dynamo FC — Lost 0-1 (H)
April 12 at Columbus Crew — Drew 1-1
March 21 at Nashville SC — Lost 0-5
March 14 vs CF Montréal — Won 2-1 (H)
March 7 at New York City FC — Lost

The 5-0 drubbing at Nashville SC in late March was a particularly brutal moment, exposing the team's defensive vulnerabilities. Even in the draw at Columbus, Orlando required an equalizer to salvage a point. The only bright moment came in the March 14 home win over Montréal, a result that has proven an outlier in an otherwise grim campaign.

Orlando's attack is also struggling. Just six goals in eight matches—averaging 0.75 per game—puts the Lions among the league's least productive offenses. Midfielder Martín Ojeda leads the team with only two goals, highlighting how little production is being generated across the squad.

The defensive issues are even more alarming. Conceding more than three goals per game is unsustainable at any level. Whether through personnel, tactical issues, or organizational problems, something fundamental is broken in Orlando's setup.

Playing at home offers the Lions their best opportunity. Inter&Co Stadium has a passionate fanbase, and the North End of the stadium creates a genuine atmosphere. However, without significant defensive improvement, it's difficult to see how Orlando prevents another heavy defeat against a visiting side with genuine attacking quality.

Toronto FC: Building Steadily

Toronto FC presents a markedly different picture. With a 3W-3D-2L record and 12 points from 8 games, the Reds have positioned themselves in a decent position entering the final third of April.

2026 Season Statistics:

Record: 3W-3D-2L
Points: 12
Goals For: 13
Goals Against: 14
Goal Differential: -1
Position: 6th in Eastern Conference

Recent Results (Last 5):

April 18 vs Austin FC — Drew 3-3 (H)
April 11 vs FC Cincinnati — Drew 1-1 (H)
April 4 vs Colorado Rapids — Won 3-2 (H)
March 21 vs Columbus Crew — Won 2-1 (H)
March 14 vs Red Bull New York — Drew 1-1 (H)

What stands out from Toronto's recent results is their home performance. In their last five games, the Reds have been productive offensively, particularly in victories and even in draws. The 3-3 encounter with Austin FC demonstrated both Toronto's attacking capabilities and some defensive vulnerabilities—conceding three at home isn't ideal, but the team showed character to equalize.

Dániel Sallói has been Toronto's most reliable attacking outlet. The Hungarian forward leads the team with three goals in 2026 and has consistently found dangerous areas. His movement and finishing will be key against an Orlando defense that has been consistently breached.

The flip side of Toronto's form is that all of their victories have come at home. Their away record in 2026 is still a work in progress, adding some unpredictability to this road trip. MLS midweek matches on the road can be tricky, and Orlando's home crowd, despite the team's poor season, could create an uncomfortable environment.

Still, the quality gap between these sides is stark. Toronto have superior squad depth, better defensive organization, and the psychological advantage of confidence heading into this match. A well-executed performance should yield three points.

Head-to-Head and Betting Trends

While specific verified head-to-head records for these teams in 2026 were not available at publication, several contextual trends stand out:

Orlando City SC Betting Context (2026):

0-1-3 record in last four home games based on recent form
Conceding first in most games; once down, rarely recover
Under 2 goals scored in 6 of 8 games
-19 goal differential suggests consistent dominance by opponents
Moneyline likely to be +300 or worse (substantial underdog)

Toronto FC Betting Context (2026):

5-game unbeaten run heading into this contest
High-scoring games: three of last five had 3+ total goals
3-3 draw and 3-2 win suggest Over 2.5 is a live proposition
Home record of 2-1-2 suggests reliability at BMO Field
Expected to open as -150 favorite or better

Key Angle: Toronto's recent scoring output combined with Orlando's porous defense makes Over 2.5 goals the most obvious angle. Toronto has scored 3 goals in two of their last five games at home; expect them to generate similar opportunities against a defense that has conceded 25 goals in eight matches.

Prediction & Best Bets

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Our Pick

The form, statistics, and context all point decisively in Toronto's favor. Toronto's superior organization, better personnel, and genuine attacking momentum should prove too much for an Orlando squad in freefall. Dániel Sallói should find multiple opportunities against the Lions' porous backline. Orlando will likely score at least once through Martín Ojeda or another attacking player, particularly if they can score first and gain confidence. But a meaningful comeback from a team that has won just once all season seems improbable.

FAQ

What time does Orlando City SC vs Toronto FC kick off?

Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 PM ET on Wednesday, April 22, 2026.

Where is this match being played?

The match takes place at Inter&Co Stadium in Orlando, Florida, the home venue of Orlando City SC.

How can I watch Orlando City SC vs Toronto FC?

The match will be broadcast on Apple TV+ as part of MLS Season Pass coverage of the 2026 season.

What is Orlando City SC's record heading into this game?

Orlando City enters with a record of 1W-1D-6L (4 points) and sits last in the Eastern Conference with a goal differential of -19.

What is Toronto FC's recent form?

Toronto FC has gone unbeaten in their last five matches (2W-3D record in that span) and holds a season record of 3W-3D-2L (12 points) in 6th place in the East. ---