John Molinaro
Founder at TFC Republic
Founder of TFC Republic: In-depth coverage of #TFCLive, + #CanMNT & #CanWNT - https://t.co/H16lBzfQkF || Also write for @Sportsnet || Email: [email protected]
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5 days ago |
tfcrepublic.ca | John Molinaro
Welcome to the latest edition of TFC Republic Weekly, an email newsletter that will land in the inbox of both paid subscribers and free members of TFC Republic every Monday. This newsletter will look at what's in store over the next seven days for Toronto FC, and also get a glimpse of what to expect at TFC Republic in the coming days. So, without further ado...
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6 days ago |
tfcrepublic.ca | John Molinaro
Toronto FC didn't offer much of a response this weekend after suffering a heartbreaking loss earlier in the week. Rather than come out strong following a 2-1 home loss to the Philadelphia Union on Wednesday, TFC put in a rather tame and uninspired showing in a 2-0 defeat to Charlotte FC on Saturday. "I mean, clearly, based on the way we played midweek, we would have expected more tonight. ... There were spurts, but not enough.
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6 days ago |
tfcrepublic.ca | John Molinaro
Welcome to TFC Tidbits, a special feature at TFC Republic that curates small bits and pieces of news about what's going on with Toronto FC. A 2-0 win for Charlotte FC at BMO Field on Saturday night was a homecoming of sorts for Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty. Marshall-Rutty, a 20-year-old from Brampton, Ont., was making his return to Toronto to play against his former club for the first time since being traded by the Reds to CF Montreal last summer.
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6 days ago |
tfcrepublic.ca | John Molinaro
Toronto FC 0, Charlotte FC 2 (Biel 56’; Agyemang 90') Reds have been shut out 7 times this season in league playRichie Laryea made his return after lengthy injury layoffTORONTO – Coach Robin Fraser wanted to see Toronto FC “show a response” after suffering a heartbreaking home loss earlier in the week. Instead, TFC responded with a rather tame effort in a 2-0 loss to Charlotte FC on Saturday night at BMO Field.
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6 days ago |
sportsnet.ca | John Molinaro
Paris Saint-Germain struck a blow for Ligue 1 pride by thrashing Serie A outfit Inter Milan in Saturday’s UEFA Champions League final. In doing so, PSG became only the second French side to win the tournament, joining bitter rivals Olympique Marseille, who turned the trick in 1993 when they defeated Italian giants AC Milan. Here’s what happened during Saturday’s game at the Allianz Arena in Munich, in case you missed it.
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