How to watch today's San Diego vs Toronto MLS game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

San Diego FC (13-6-3, 42 pts) returns to Snapdragon Stadium on Wednesday for an MLS Matchday 25 clash with struggling Toronto FC (4-11-6, 18 pts).

The hosts head into this midweek showdown riding high after a gritty 2-1 away win over the Chicago Fire on Saturday, their first triumph over an Eastern Conference side this season. That result pushed San Diego's away tally to an impressive 7-4-0, with a whopping 24 goals notched on the road. Even more telling: they're a dominant 10-1-0 when getting on the scoreboard first.

Toronto, by contrast, continues to languish near the basement of the Eastern Conference, sitting 14th out of 15 teams. Only CF Montréal and LA Galaxy have fared worse in the points column. The Reds looked poised to snap a six-match winless streak on Saturday against Atlanta United, thanks to a Deiby Flores goal early in the second half, only for heartbreak to strike deep into stoppage time. An 11th-minute-of-added-time penalty from Emmanuel Latte Lath stole a point and kept Toronto winless since May 17.

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Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.

How to watch San Diego FC vs Toronto FC online - TV channels & live streams

Apple TV

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In the United States (US) and worldwide, the MLS match between San Diego FC and Toronto FC will be available to watch and stream online live on Apple TV, through the MLS Season Pass.

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San Diego FC vs Toronto FC kick-off time

Major League Soccer - Major League Soccer

Snapdragon Stadium

The MLS match between San Diego FC and Toronto FC will be played at Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego, California, United States.

It will kick off at 7:30 pm PT / 10:30 pm ET on Wednesday, July 16, in the US.

Team news & squads

San Diego FC vs Toronto FC lineups

San Diego FC

4-3-3

Formation

5-3-2

TFC

13

P. Sisniega

97

C. McVey

33

O. Verhoeven

25

I. Pilcher

22

F. Negri

8

O. Valakari

6

J. Tverskov

14

L. de la Torre

9

T. Angel

10

A. Dreyer

77

A. Mighten

1

S. Johnson

28

R. Petretta

5

K. Long

17

S. Rosted

6

K. Thompson

22

R. Laryea

14

A. Coello

8

M. Longstaff

23

M. Dominguez

7

T. Corbeanu

9

O. Brynhildsen

5-3-2

TFC

SDI

-Line up

• 13

  P. Sisniega

• 97

  C. McVey

• 33

  O. Verhoeven

  79’

• 25

  I. Pilcher

  90’

• 22

  F. Negri

  60’

• 8

  O. Valakari

  45’

• 6

  J. Tverskov

• 14

  L. de la Torre

  40’

• 9

  T. Angel

  60’

• 10

  A. Dreyer

• 77

  A. Mighten

  60’

Substitutes

• 98

  J. Jackson

• 24

  E. Boateng

  60’

  90’ + 2’

• 27

  L. Bombino

  60’

  65’

• 1

  C. Dos Santos

• 5

  H. Diop

• 26

  M. Duah

  79’

• 11

  H. Lozano

  60’

Manager

• M. Varas

TFC

-Line up

• 1

  S. Johnson

• 28

  R. Petretta

  31’

• 5

  K. Long

  90’ + 5’

• 17

  S. Rosted

• 6

  K. Thompson

• 22

  R. Laryea

• 14

  A. Coello

  90’ + 4’

• 8

  M. Longstaff

  75’

• 23

  M. Dominguez

• 7

  T. Corbeanu

  20’

  45’ + 3’

  70’

• 9

  O. Brynhildsen

  70’

Substitutes

• 19

  K. Franklin

• 71

  M. Cimermancic

• 76

  L. Stefanovic

• 11

  D. Etienne

  70’

• 16

  T. Spicer

  31’

• 29

  D. Kerr

  70’

• 21

  J. Osorio

  75’

• 77

  A. De Rosario

• 90

  L. Gavran

Manager

• R. Fraser

San Diego FC team news

San Diego was missing Aníbal Godoy, Anisse Saidi, Willy Kumado, and Marcus Ingvartsen last weekend due to lower-body issues. However, Hirving Lozano returned to the starting XI for the first time since May 31, offering a creative boost.

In attack, Anders Dreyer continues to shine, grabbing his third brace of the season in Chicago, while Christopher McVey is set to mark his 100th MLS regular-season appearance this Wednesday.

Toronto FC team news

For Toronto, the injury list remains stacked. Henry Wingo, Jonathan Osorio, Zane Monlouis, and Nicksoen Gomis were all unavailable against Atlanta due to lower-body setbacks.

Still, Deiby Flores provided a bright spot with his second goal of the campaign, now tied with Deandre Kerr, Osorio, Ola Brynhildsen, and Tyrese Spicer for second in the club's scoring charts.

Form

Head-to-Head Record

Standings

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