Toronto FC and San Jose Earthquakes drew 1–1 in an MLS encounter that reflected both sides' inability to convert their chances into a decisive advantage. Playing in matching 4–2–3–1 formations, the Earthquakes dominated the underlying metrics with an expected goals figure of 1.09 compared to Toronto's 0.83, whilst also registering four shots on target to their hosts' two. Toronto's goalkeeper struggled with a 50 per cent save percentage and conceded 0.14 post-shot expected goals, suggesting vulnerable positioning on San Jose's efforts. Daniel Salloi opened the scoring for Toronto, only for Preston Judd to equalise for the visitors, leaving both teams with a point apiece. Despite controlling the shot count with 11 attempts, Toronto's clinical finishing proved wanting; San Jose's superior efficiency in front of goal nearly yielded all three points. The draw leaves both sides searching for consistency in their respective campaigns.