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FT: Toronto FC 1-0 Atlanta United—Match thread, preview & how to watch TFC are back ‘home’ looking to extend their unbeaten run to nine vs. Atlanta! Questions? Comments? Follow along and chime in with Michael Singh tonight on our live match thread. Atlanta United midfielder Eric Remedi (5) works the ball against Toronto FC forward Pablo Piatti (7). David Butler II-USA TODAY Sports Live Match Thread FT: Toronto FC 1-0 Atlanta United— A little winner from Piatti earns Toronto FC all three points as the Reds extend their unbeaten run to nine and lead atop the MLS standings to six points! 89’—GOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLL! Toronto FC 1-0 Atlanta United— It’s Pablo Piatti!!!!! What a header after a Richie Laryea cross takes a deflection, and Piatti—perhaps the smallest guy on the pitch—reacts, running away from goal, and guides the ball into the back of the net. What a goal. What a moment. Another late win for Toronto FC here? 89’ TOR 1 - 0 ATL LATE header from Piatti gives the Reds the lead!...

Corner Picks: Best bets for Premier League weekend; why Liverpool will bounce back Wake up to winners with Corner Picks It's good to have the league football back, isn't it? Don't get me wrong; I don't hate international breaks. I'm one of the few soccer fans I know who still seem to enjoy international competitions, even if they're newfangled money grabs. If it weren't for international soccer, the World Cup, and Roberto Baggio, I might not even like soccer right now. That said, doesn't an international break during a global pandemic seem like a bad idea? Isn't there a part of you that wonders if maybe having players traveling all over the world for a week and then coming back could lead to problems? It would seem to me that if leagues want to make sure they get in a full season without disruption, maybe international competitions should be canceled just this once. Of course, I might just be an idiot. Who knows? Anyway, the Premier League is back th...