Sergio Santos scored in the 93rd minute Saturday as FC Cincinnati defeated Toronto FC 4-3 in a wild affair to extend its winning streak to a club-record seven games.
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Insigne almost scored again in the 89th minute but his shot from distance rattled off the woodwork. He did score in the 96th minute, but the offside flag went up to the dismay of the announced crowd of 27,941. Cincinnati also boasted the league’s stingiest defence, averaging 0.79 goals against per game. It had conceded a league-low eight goals from open play and has eight wins in games decided by one goal this season.John Herdman made nine changes from the team that scored a club- and tournament-record eight goals in a lopsided Canadian Championship win Tuesday over semi-pro side CS Saint-Laurent, with only Insigne and Marshall-Rutty retaining their place.
Cincinnati made two changes from the team that beat St. Louis 3-1 last weekend with Miles Robinson and Kelsy slotting in. The visitors were missing the injured Corey Baird, Aaron Boupendza and Alvas Powell.
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