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FT: NYCFC 1, Toronto 0 City edge out a key victory over the Reds on the road FT:  #NYCFC  outlast Toronto 1-0 in a game that wasn't as closed as the score would suggest. City created chance after chance, culminating in Jesus Medina putting the team ahead early in the second half. It's a big win over a team that has constantly given the Blues trouble. — Hudson River Blue (@hudsonriverblue)  October 29, 2020 88’: Ibeagha on for Taty.  Tactical change for sure. 81’: Cacha Acevedo comes on for Keaton Parks. 77’: Taty misses a tap-in.  He needs to work on his left foot if he’s to be a viable striker. 74’: Jesus Medina looked to have a golden opportunity for a brace. But his shot is comically off the mark. Since the goal, things have kinda settled down for both teams. But City still don't look like they're content with one goal. And rightfully so. TFC have had their share of chances.  #NYCFC — Hudson River Blue (@hudsonriverblue)  October 29, 2020 54’: Taty almost makes it 2-

  Chelsea star Timo Werner calls out Blues' defense after draw vs. Southampton Werner scored a brace on Saturday, but Chelsea got just one point Timo Werner's arrival to Chelsea has had mixed results so far. The German striker has put in solid performances while not always having something to show for it on the scoresheet. Against Southampton on Saturday, however, the for former RB Leipzig player put in a dazzling shift on the top line.  In his best Chelsea performance to date, Werner netted two goals and provided an assist on a third. But Southampton delivered a final dagger with a third goal in stoppage time as Chelsea's defense conceded once again on the day. It was the second time in three Premier League matches that the Blues allowed three goals in a draw, and Werner let his frustrations out about the defense in postgame comments and on social media. "In the end think it's not the offense that wins titles. In Germany we always say defense wins titles. I think

  New Zealand PM Ardern Wins Re-Election In Best Showing For Labour Party In Decades New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, right, is congratulated by her partner Clarke Gayford following her victory speech to Labour Party members at an event in Auckland, New Zealand on Saturday.  Mark Baker/AP  hide caption toggle caption Mark Baker/AP New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, right, is congratulated by her partner Clarke Gayford following her victory speech to Labour Party members at an event in Auckland, New Zealand on Saturday. Mark Baker/AP New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has won re-election in a landslide. The win wasn't surprising; Ardern's leadership has helped New Zealand become one of the most successful countries in handling the coronavirus pandemic. Going into the election, polls showed Ardern's Labour Party with a wide lead over the nearest competitor, the conservative National Party. With most of the votes counted, Ardern's liberal Labour Pa