Match Summary:

Divided by just one point in the Eastern Conference standings, Orlando City look to capture their first win against Toronto after being defeated 2-0 in their first meeting ever. Orlando City fired five in behind the Columbus Crew in their 5-2 win at home to end their winless run of four games. The New England Revolution ended Toronto's three game unbeaten streak in a 3-1 effort. 

Frontrunner for Rookie of the Year Cyle Larin has been in extreme form with 11 goals already this season, tying the rookie scoring tally record set in 2003 by Damani Ralph. Kaka was named MVP of the MLS All-Star Game that saw the All-Stars defeat Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 in Colorado last week. 

Toronto has been very strong in coming back in games that they were down which could help against Orlando that usually has been able to protect their leads in their first MLS season. Attacking down the wings is something both clubs are efficient in offensively, but struggle heavily on defense.

Luckily for Orlando City, Jozy Altidore is suspended for the match due to a red card given after kicking New England's Jose Goncalves in Toronto's 3-1 defeat.

Referees: Silviu Petrescu will be aided by Joe Fletcher, Gianni Facchini, and Robert Sibiga.

Match Facts (WhoScored.com/MLS):

There have been over 2.5 goals scored in Toronto's last five games in Major League Soccer.

Orlando City have conceded at least two goals in their last four matches in Major League Soccer.

Jonathan Osorio scored his first goal of 2015, but TFC had their three-game undefeated run put to an end in a 3-1 defeat at the New England Revolution on Saturday.

Prediction:

Orlando City let Jozy Altidore score a brace in the first match, which could assist in the struggle Orlando City has defensively. They have struggled to defend against skillful players just like Sebastian Giovinco, who arguably is the league's most valuable player so far this season. Even with the capabilities up front for Orlando, they have struggled to keep clean sheets on the opposite side of the pitch.

Orlando City SC 1-2 Toronto FC