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St. Louis City 3-1 Toronto FC at CITYPARK

St. Louis City beat Toronto FC 3-1 at CITYPARK on Sunday, extending their points advantage over the visitors to 15 in the 30-team MLS standings.

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·21 Sept·2 min read
St. Louis City 3-1 Toronto FC at CITYPARK
St. Louis City 3-1 Toronto FC at CITYPARKPhotograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

St. Louis City defeated Toronto FC 3-1 at CITYPARK on Sunday, 20 September 2026, in Regular Season matchday 26 of Major League Soccer. St. Louis City led 1-0 at the break before pulling further clear in the second half, with Toronto FC pulling one back but ultimately unable to prevent the home side from taking the three points.

Goal details were not made available, so the individual scorers cannot be confirmed at this stage.

The result leaves St. Louis City third in the 30-team MLS table, with 44 points from 26 matches. They have won 12, drawn 8 and lost 6, recording a goals record of 45-36. Their run of form reads WWDWD across their last five outings, and they sit in the top third of the standings.

Toronto FC, by contrast, find themselves in 12th place on 29 points from the same number of games. Their record stands at 6 wins, 11 draws and 9 defeats, with 39 goals scored and 49 conceded. Their last five results read LLWDD, and they remain a mid-table side in the division.

The 15-point gap between the two clubs at this stage of the season reflects the contrasting positions the sides now occupy in the MLS table. St. Louis City will return to action looking to maintain the form that has kept them firmly in the top tier of the standings, while Toronto FC face the challenge of closing the gap on those above them as the campaign progresses.

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