Toronto Fc

■When: 12:30 p.m. ■Where: BMO Field, Toronto. ■TV, radio: CSN, WBZ-FM (98.5). ■Records: Revolution 5-16-12 (27 points); Toronto FC 6-13-14 (32 points). ■Formations: Revolution (4-4-2); Toronto FC (4-4-2). ■Goalkeepers: Revolution - Bobby Shuttleworth; Toronto FC - Milos Kocic. ■Coaches: Revolution - Steve Nicol; Toronto FC - Aron Winter. ■Keys to the game: Revolution - Control midfield.

Alvaro Saborio scored twice and Real Salt Lake ran its unbeaten streak against New England to five games, beating the Revolution, 2-1, Saturday night in Sandy, Utah. Salt Lake (7-3-1) has dealt the Revolution two of their worst losses in club history during the unbeaten string that stretches to 2009 - winning, 6-0, in 2009 and 5-0 in 2010. New England (3-6-0) struck first on Blake Brettschneider's goal in the 22d minute. He dribbled into the left side of the box and blasted a right-footed shot past goalkeeper Nick Rimando into the right corner.

Striker Danny Dichio scored Toronto FC's first goal, and the expansion Major League Soccer team went on to get its first win in five games, a 3-1 victory over the Chicago Fire yesterday at Toronto. Fullback Kevin Goldthwaite gave Toronto a 2-1 lead in the 51st minute with a low left-footed shot. Midfielder Maurice Edu made it 3-1 in the 75th with a left-footed shot after substitute Andrea Lombardo found him alone in the box. FC Dallas 2, Wizards 1 -- Kenny Cooper and Juan Toja scored in the first half, and FC Dallas held on to hand Kansas City its first home loss of 2007.

FOXBOROUGH - When it was all over and his 100th win was finally in the books, Revolution goalkeeper Matt Reis tried his best to be as ho-hum about it as possible. The milestone had been 15 years in the making. The three straight losses the Revolution were riding going into Wednesday night's matchup with the Colorado Rapids only made it feel longer. But when it was finally real, after he had stopped six shots in the Revolution's 2-1 win, Reis acknowledged the mark, then immediately tried to move past it. "Kind of a relief," he said.

Toronto FC has signed defender Richard Eckersley, who had previously been on loan to the team from England's Burnley. The 22-year-old Eckersley joined Toronto last April and started in 22 of 23 matches. Eckersley signed a four-year contract with Burnley in July 2009 and went on separate loan deals to Plymouth Argyle, Bradford City and Bury before coming to Canada. Toronto FC coach Aron Winter says signing Eckersley was a "high off-season priority" and calls him "an important player for our club.

Toronto FC has made two trades, acquiring Canadian international midfielder Terry Dunfield from Vancouver for allocation money and future considerations, and forward Ryan Johnson from San Jose for forward Alan Gordon, midfielder Jacob Peterson, and Canadian defender Nana Attakora. Both deals were announced Thursday. The 29-year-old Dunfield has one goal and three assists in 12 MLS games this season. Johnson, 26, is a Jamaican international who has 17 goals and 13 assists in 99 games with the Earthquakes.

Danny Koevermans scored twice in the second half to give Toronto FC a 2-1 win over the Colorado Rapids on Saturday. Toronto's Eric Avila found Ashtone Morgan alone on the left side, and the 20-year-old Canadian fullback then sent a cross through the penalty box that Koevermans tapped in. The Dutch striker made it 2-0 eight minutes later with a glancing header off a cross from the right side by Nick Soolsma. Koevermans, one of Toronto's three designated players, has six goals in seven games this season.

Toronto FC and the New England Revolution battled to a scoreless tie Wednesday night. New England (3-7-5) ran its winless streak to five matches (0-4-1), while Toronto (2-5-9) extended its own winless slump to seven (0-2-5). The Revolution had 11 corner kicks but could not put a shot past Toronto goalie Stefan Frei, who made two good saves on midfielder Shalrie Joseph in the 50th and 60th minutes. Joseph also sent a blast over the cross bar in the first minute of stoppage time.

Defender Marco Palacios scored on a header early in the second half to give Pumas a 1-1 tie with Toronto FC on Tuesday in a CONCACAF Champions League Group C match. Toronto had taken a 1-0 lead at BMO Field against the Mexican team in the first half on a goal by Peri Marosevic. The draw gives Pumas eight points from their five games in the group while Toronto and FC Dallas each have seven. FC Dallas will play winless Tauro FC of Panama on Wednesday in the fifth game for both teams.

Chris Wondolowski scored in the 87th minute to lift the San Jose Earthquakes to a 1-1 draw with Toronto FC on Saturday night. The San Jose forward knocked in a ball headed back from a throw-in, securing a point for the slumping Earthquakes (5-10-11), who had lost four of their previous five. San Jose also extended its winless streak to 13 games (0-6-7). On Thursday, a similar lapse in concentration by Toronto allowed FC Dallas to score on a header in a 1-0 CONCACAF Champions League game.

Saer Sene scored his third goal of the year when he biked in Stephen McCarthy's header for the first goal in the Revolution's 2-1 win. By Julian Benbow, Globe staff FOXBOROUGH -- Eventually, 100 would come for Revolution goalkeeper Matt Reis. He had been sitting on 99 wins since March 31. The Revolution slumped through April taking three straight losses to FC Dallas, DC United, and the New York Red Bulls. They were killed by slow starts, they did themselves no favors by running on empty offensively.

Baseball The Phillies placed Cliff Lee on the 15-day disabled list on Saturday, three days after he strained his left oblique in the 10th inning at San Francisco. Lee threw 10 scoreless innings Wednesday but got a no-decision. The lefthander had been scheduled to pitch Monday at Arizona. Righthander Kyle Kendrick will make that start . . . The Cubs put righthander Ryan Dempster on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right quadriceps and recalled outfielder Tony Campana from Triple A Iowa.

Liverpool striker Andy Carroll headed in the winner in the 87th minute to clinch a 2-1 comeback win over Everton at Wembley on Saturday and secure a place in England's FA Cup final. For the first time since arriving 15 months ago for $56 million, the striker scored in consecutive games. "It's the best feeling ever," Carroll said. "I've had some criticism but I've just kept on going. I get the winner here and it's a great feeling. I believe in myself every day. " But the Wembley winner was only Carroll's 10th goal in 51 Liverpool games, dismal form that has been a key factor in his Premier...

Bernardo Anor scored in the 56th minute and the Columbus Crew beat host Toronto FC, 1-0, Saturday. The opportunistic Anor put the Crew in front after Toronto captain Julian de Guzman lost possession in midfield. Columbus drove toward the goal and, after a nice give and go, a clearing attempt by defender Logan Emory bounced straight back to Anor, who banged it in from close range. Columbus (2-1-0) improved to 2-0-5 at BMO Field. Toronto (0-3-0) is winless in MLS play, but is just one game away from the CONCACAF Champions League final.

Chris Wondolowski scored two goals and Shea Salinas added another as the visiting San Jose Earthquakes earned a 3-0 win over Toronto FC Saturday. Wondolowski almost had the hat trick, but he hit the goal post from close range in the 87th minute. Toronto has never beaten San Jose at home, going 0-2-3. Toronto showed flashes of style on offense, but did not have the clinical finish to take advantage. And it was let down by its defense. Manager Aron Winter's team has allowed six goals in two games.

Another MLS season, another soccer-specific stadium opening. This year, the Houston Dynamo moves into their own facility, leaving only the Revolution and Seattle Sounders sharing quarters with an NFL team. The MLS's on-field trend is to recruit Colombian players. The Revolution will have three Colombians, including former national team forward Jose "Pepe" Moreno. The high-profile Colombian newcomers include midfielder Jaime Castrillon (Colorado), forward Tressor Moreno (San Jose)

Fredy Montero sent home a free kick late in the second half and the Seattle Sounders defeated Toronto FC 1-0 on Saturday. The Seattle striker beat Toronto goalkeeper Stefan Frei in the 90th minute into the top right corner after Reds defender Doniel Henry committed a foul just outside the penalty area. “It’s incredible we lost the game. We deserved to win. We played very well and in the end we have given it away,’’ Toronto coach Aron Winter said. “At that moment it’s not clever for us to foul in front of the box.’’ With Toronto up a man and pressing, Henry fouled Seattle’s...

Toronto FC has signed defender Richard Eckersley, who had previously been on loan to the team from England's Burnley. The 22-year-old Eckersley joined Toronto last April and started in 22 of 23 matches. Eckersley signed a four-year contract with Burnley in July 2009 and went on separate loan deals to Plymouth Argyle, Bradford City and Bury before coming to Canada. Toronto FC coach Aron Winter says signing Eckersley was a "high off-season priority" and calls him "an important player for our club.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Montreal Impact selected Duke forward Andrew Wenger with the first overall pick in the MLS SuperDraft on Thursday, choosing the most complete player available as the expansion franchise pieces together its first roster. Wenger won the Hermann Trophy as the top NCAA player. He was the ACC defensive player of the year last season and offensive player of the year this past season, finishing with 17 goals and eight assists in 22 games. ‘‘It's an honor, but it's exciting," said Wenger, who plans to join the new MLS club in a couple weeks, once his...