Toronto FC and New York Red Bulls played out a 1-1 draw in MLS action on 14 March, with the visitors dominating possession and chances despite failing to convert their superiority into victory. The Red Bulls controlled the match through their 4-1-4-1 formation, registering 17 shots and 8 on target against Toronto's 12 and 6 respectively, whilst their expected goals figure of 1.79 reflected their attacking dominance over the hosts' 1.28. Toronto's 3-4-3 shape proved compact defensively, with Daniel Salloi opening the scoring before Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting equalised for New York. The Red Bulls' goalkeeper proved instrumental in the outcome, posting an 87.5 per cent save percentage and generating 1.54 goals saved above expected, suggesting Toronto capitalised on limited openings. Chris Penso oversaw proceedings without incident. The result leaves both sides with unresolved attacking efficiency concerns.