Experience the passion of soccer at BMO Field and support Toronto FC on their MLS journey. Secure your seats and be part of Canada's most vibrant fanbase.
Located on the shores of Lake Ontario in Toronto, BMO Field is Canada's first soccer-specific stadium and a hub for professional sports. Since its opening on April 28, 2007, it has been the fortress for Toronto FC of the MLS and, since 2016, also for the Toronto Argonauts of the CFL. The stadium, owned by the City of Toronto and managed by MLSE, has undergone significant renovations to enhance the fan experience, including the addition of a roof over the stands and an increase in capacity. It has hosted MLS Cup finals, CONCACAF Gold Cup matches, and key moments for the Canadian national team. Its intimate design and passionate fanbase create an unparalleled atmosphere, ensuring an unforgettable live experience and spectacular views of the pitch and city skyline.
As the Canadian pioneer in Major League Soccer (MLS), Toronto FC has forged a unique identity since its debut in 2007. The club, popularly known as 'The Reds,' makes its home at BMO Field, a venue that has become a true fortress thanks to the fervor of its supporters. The team's history is a narrative of perseverance, culminating in one of the most dominant seasons in league history.
The 2017 season is the club's most glorious chapter. That year, Toronto FC not only won the MLS Cup but also lifted the Supporters' Shield for the best regular-season record and the Canadian Championship, completing an unprecedented treble. Figures like Sebastian Giovinco, the 'Atomic Ant,' left an indelible mark with their talent and spectacular goals. Beyond trophies, the team has been a pillar in the development of soccer in Canada, nurturing local talent through its academy and competing at the highest continental level, as in their memorable run to the 2018 CONCACAF Champions League final.
Attending a Toronto FC match is an immersive experience. Supporter groups, like the Red Patch Boys and U-Sector, lead the chants from the south stand, creating a continuous soundtrack that drives the team. The rivalry with CF Montréal, in the 'Canadian Classique,' is one of the most intense and anticipated fixtures on the calendar, reflecting the passion that soccer ignites in the country.
Toronto FC faces a crucial home match against Nashville SC, a vital encounter for their playoff aspirations in the final stretch of the MLS regular season.
Toronto FC defender Richard Chukwu has been highlighted by Canada's head coach Jesse Marsch as an example of the new wave of young talent being phased into Canadian soccer.
Despite recent results, head coach Robin Fraser stated he 'still believes' that Toronto FC has the ability to qualify for the MLS playoffs this season.
Toronto FC suffered a 3-1 defeat against St. Louis CITY SC at Energizer Park, a result that complicates their fight for a postseason spot.
The club confirmed that midfielder Matías Palacio has been ruled out for the remainder of the 2026 MLS season due to injury, a significant blow for the team.
Canada's coach Jesse Marsch praised Jonathan Osorio's season, stating the veteran midfielder is having one of the best years of his career and will be considered for future call-ups.
Toronto FC's defensive performance has been a growing concern, with the team conceding key goals that could jeopardize their qualification for the postseason.
A goal from Antoine Griezmann was decisive in Orlando City's 3-0 victory over Toronto FC, in a match where the home team showed great superiority.
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