When he was just 16 years old, Jahkel Marshal-Rutty, a native of Ontario, started his MLS for Toronto FC. Charlotte FC defender is no longer an old man – he turned 21 on June 16 – so any journey house is especially meaningful.
Marshall-Rutty and Charlotte FC go to Toronto FC on Saturday as the two teams discover a rare win.
“To play in front of my family and will definitely have a great feeling for such stuff,” martial-ruttie, a Brampton native, who played parts of four sessions for Toronto FC. “I just want to go there and take care of the business, and if we win it will look even better after the game.”
Charlotte (7-8-1, 22 points) enters the Saturday competition which is looking for its second distance win (1-6-1) of the season.
Charlotte FC scored four goals to New York Red Bulls on Wednesday and won just one on his last seven matches (1-6–0).
Forward Leel Abada led Charlett with five goals in 15 matches this season.
Toronto FC will look at the third straightforward loss as they shut down their three -match domestic stand. Reds (3-9-4, 13 points) are losing 2–1 in Philadelphia Union on Wednesday and this season (1-6-2) has just one win.
Ola Brinhildson opened scoring against the Sangh, but Reds scored two late goals to face their third defeat in four matches (1-3–0).
“It doesn’t feel good,” said Brinhildson. “We worked very hard. I think we really played well. Everyone was fighting.
Federico Bernardchi led the Reds this season with four goals in 15 shows.
On Saturday, two MLS between the two clubs is the first of the regular-season meetings. Toronto visited Charlotte on 26 July to end the season series.
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