Toronto FC draws 1-1 vs San Jose Earthquakes, winless streak reaches 5 in MLS 2026

Toronto FC drew 1-1 against San Jose Earthquakes at BMO Field in MLS 2026 action, extending their winless run to five matches and raising concerns about consistency.

⚽ Toronto FC vs San Jose Earthquakes result

Jonathan Osorio’s assist! He passes the ball to Salloi, who scores a beautiful goal to give Toronto a 1-0 lead against San Jose. His second assist of the season.courtesy of Apple TV)

The match ended 1-1 at halftime and full-time (90’), with both teams striking early.

🔹 2’ ⚽ Daniel Sallói scored for Toronto FC, assisted by Jonathan Osorio
🔹 14’ ⚽ Preston Judd equalized for San Jose, assisted by Niko Tsakiris

As the match progressed, both teams pushed for a winner but failed to convert their chances.

👉 Toronto FC and San Jose Earthquakes ultimately shared the points in a 1-1 draw, highlighted by a crucial goal-line clearance by Reid Roberts in the 86th minute, which prevented a late winning goal.

Incredible goal-line clearance by Reid Roberts in the 86th minute (courtesy of Apple TV)

Player update: Emilio Aristizábal

Emilio Aristizábal was once again part of the starting lineup for Toronto FC.

The Colombian forward, who had scored in the previous match despite a 2-1 defeat against Atlanta United FC, started this game but was substituted in the 67th minute.

His recent performances remain one of the few positive signals in an otherwise difficult run for the Canadian side.

📉 Toronto FC winless in 5 matches

The current run highlights ongoing issues:

👉 5 consecutive matches without a win
👉 Struggles to hold early leads
👉 Dropped points at home

Toronto FC once again failed to capitalize after scoring first.

MLS 2026 standings update

With this result, Toronto FC sits 6th with 14 points, though the position could change depending on other results this week.

A draw that raises concerns

Facing the league leaders makes the result look acceptable on paper, but context matters. Toronto needed a win at home and couldn’t deliver, continuing a worrying trend.