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With Jonathan Osorio scoring two goals and Federico Bernardeschi scoring on a penalty, Toronto FC came out of a scoring slump on Saturday night as they beat hosts Nashville SC 4-3.
Lorenzo Insigne added his Insurance goal in the 77th minute and was needed when Nashville SC pushed in the second half.
Toronto FC (7-12-5, 26 points) has been the victim of a shutout in three of his last four games. In the void, the team has churned out two four-goal games in their last five outings. scored within five minutes of the second half of the first half (8-8-9, 33 points). Reached 5 games. Mukhtar's goal was his kick from the penalty.
Between goals for Nashville SC, Osorio scored his second goal of the contest, allowing Toronto to join the flurry of moves heading into halftime. He has scored a total of four goals in his five games here.
Nashville SC's Walker he scored in the 84th minute with Zimmerman's goal. It was Mukhtar's corner kick header.
Bernardeschi led Toronto FC as he scored his kick in less than 10 minutes from the start of the second half. An opportunity was created as Nashville SC's Daniel Lovitz fouled in the penalty area. Richie Laryea has drawn a penalty.
Alex Bono has made his three saves for Toronto FC.
Nashville SC goalkeeper Joe Willis stopped his four shots.
Osorio's first goal came in the 19th minute with a left-footed shot from outside the box without an assist.
Laria and Michael Bradley provided assists for Toronto FC.
Dave Romney scored an assist for Nashville SC.
Mukhtar had finished his previous two games goalless after his five-game stretch of his MLS scoring at least one goal. He has scored seven goals in his last eight MLS games.
Bunbury has scored in four consecutive games since returning from his knee injury. He left the game in the first half as Nashville SC's first sub-out player.
– Field Level Media
