The MLS season has finally reached the final stage, as two teams that also fought last season in the Final will lock horns once again. Last season it was the Seattle Sounders who managed to capture the trophy for the first time in their history, but this season, Toronto FC have been really strong. Toronto will be looking to get revenge about how they lost the trophy last season, while the Sounders will have Dempsey this season, to help them win back-to-back titles.
The Seattle Sounders will look for a repeat of last season’s success, and they have good chances to do so. You see, the Sounders were missing Clint Dempsey for the better part of last season, who was out with an irregular heartbeat. Morover, the team has made some excellent acquisitions in the off-season, as they brought in Harry Shipp, Will Bruin, Victor Rodriguez, Gustav Svensson and Kelvin Leerdam. Most of these players are starting nowadays, and have provided the team with a lot of solution of the bench as well. The Sounders were the underdogs against Toronto FC last season, and even though they were battered throughout the whole match, they held on for a goal-less draw. They went on to win at the penalty shoot-out, and they will now have even better looks on the title.
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Toronto FC are having the best season in the history of the franchise, and they have reached the MLS Cup Final for the second consecutive season. Last season, Seattle got the better of Toronto, but this season, Toronto FC will be looking for revenge about the lost title. If they can win the MLS Cup, they will write history. It will be the first MLS team to ever win the domestic treble of the Supporters’ Shield, Canadian Championship/US Open Cup and MLS Cup. Toronto FC are not new to breaking records, as they broke the single-season points record with 69, tying the mark for most single-season wins with 20 and finishing in the top-three all-time in points per game, goals scored and goal differential.