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Two of the worst teams in the MLS Eastern Conference square off Sunday, as the hometown Philadelphia Union host Toronto FC at PPL Park (4 p.m. ET). The Union are coming off a victory against the LA Galaxy on Wednesday and will be looking to avenge a 1-0 loss to last-place Toronto, which trail Philly by four points in the Eastern Conference standings.
Philadelphia (4-9-2) will also be trying to continue to strong play under head coach John Hackworth, who has switched up the Union's attack which head lead to seven goals in the last four league games.
Meanwhile, Toronto (2-10-4) is 1-1-4 in their last six games under its new head coach Paul Marine.
All-time, Philly is 2-2-1 against Toronto.
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