Toronto FC will be playing their fifth straight MLS home game when Portland Timbers make the trip to BMO Field on Saturday.
The Reds have not managed to make the best of their homestand, wherein Robin Fraser's men have only a point after the 1-1 draw with New York Red Bulls last week.
The Timbers also had a 1-1 draw in their most recent league match against the San Jose Earthquakes.
Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.
How to watch Toronto FC vs Portland Timbers online - TV channels & live streams
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In the United States (US) and worldwide, the MLS match between Toronto FC and Portland Timbers will be available to watch and stream online live on Apple TV, through the MLS Season Pass.
Check out GOAL's Live Match Centre for updates.
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Toronto FC vs Portland Timbers kick-off time
The MLS match between Toronto FC and Portland Timbers will be played at BMO Field in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
It will kick off at 4:30 pm PT / 7:30 pm ET on Saturday, June 28, in the US.
Team news & squads
Toronto FC team news
Federico Bernardeschi, Henry Wingo, Nicksoen Gomis, Markus Cimermancic and Kobe Franklin are all expected to miss out due to injuries.
Jonathan Osorio emerges as a doubt after picking up a knock at the CONCACAF Gold Cup, while Richie Laryea and Deybi Flores are currently on international duty with Canada and Honduras, respectively, at the same tournament.
Portland Timbers team news
Ariel Lassiter remains sidelined with a metacarpal fracture.
Antony sustained a hamstring strain in the Quakes' draw, thus joining Jonathan Rodriguez and Zac McGraw among the doubts.
First-choice goalkeeper Maxime Crepeau is on international duty for Canada at the Gold Cup, but Finn Surman should be back after being called up to New Zealand during the international break.


