Atlanta United VS Toronto FC

Home performance has been a fatal flaw for Atlanta United this season. The side sits 14th in the Eastern Conference, with only 8 wins, 6 draws and 18 losses from 32 rounds to collect 30 total points, and they have already been mathematically eliminated from playoff contention with very low competitive will for remaining fixtures. They have earned merely 14 points at home this term, the second lowest across the entire league. Their last 6 home outings have brought zero wins, just 1 draw and 5 defeats, scoring 8 while conceding 16, and they are currently on a three-game straight losing streak on home turf. Their defensive fragility is obvious, with 56 goals conceded across the season so far. On the injury front, defenders Enea Mihaj, Daniel Chica (knee injury) and midfielder William Riley are all doubtful to feature, which will put extra strain on their already vulnerable backline. The only bright spot for the side is their favorable head-to-head record against Toronto FC, as they secured a 2-1 away victory over the opponent earlier this year.