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Danny Dichio set to start

Toronto FC striker Danny Dichio is expected to start Saturday's game against Houston Dynamo at BMO Field (kick off 3:30 p.m. live on CBC).

Toronto must go through Dynamo

Toronto FC return home for their penultimate game at BMO Field for the season, knowing they must take maximum points to keep their playoff hopes alive. Standing in their way? The defending champion Dynamo.

Reds players visit Sick Kids Hospital

Toronto FC players visited Sick Kids Hospital on Tuesday afternoon. The team toured different departments of the hospital talking with kids, taking photos, signing autographs and giving gifts.

Sutton expects Reds to improve

Toronto FC goalkeeper Greg Sutton expects a big improvement from the team for Saturday's home game against Houston Dynamo (kick off 3:30 p.m. live on CBC).

Carver goes back to basics

Toronto FC coach John Carver will make changes to the team for Saturday's clash with Houston Dynamo at BMO Field (kick off 3:30 p.m. live on CBC).

Ruiz out with knee injury

Toronto FC striker Carlos Ruiz missed training on Tuesday with a knee injury. The Guatemalan international will have an MRI on Tuesday afternoon to discover the extent of the problem.

Reds back in training

Toronto FC returned to training at BMO Field on Monday morning after Saturday's 2-0 defeat at Kansas City Wizards. The Reds now prepare for a home clash against Houston Dynamo on Saturday at 3:30 p.m.

Academy beaten by Shooters

Toronto FC Academy Under-18s were beaten 4-1 by Italia Shooters in the Canadian Soccer League at Maple on Sunday. TFC went behind in the last minute of the first half when Tristan Murray scored for Italia Shooters.

Toronto FC can’t get started in K.C.

Things did not go well for Toronto FC against the Kansas City Wizards. TFC had no shots on goal. They had a disputed penalty kick that gave the Wizards the only goal they needed. And that dispute ended up with TFC coach John Carver being ejected from the match, and midfielder Carl Robinson being shown a yellow card.

Toronto suffers difficult loss in Kansas City

Toronto FC saw their playoff hopes take a real blow Saturday night, held without a single shot on goal in a 2-0 loss to the Kansas City Wizards at CommunityAmerica Ballpark.