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Under Armas, Toronto (1-8-2) has lost six straight and is winless in seven. Its defence is broken and it's clear that Armas' bid to change the team's style of play, long established under former head coach Greg Vanney, to an aggressive pressing approach was an uncomfortable fit. Assistant coach Javier Perez will lead the team Wednesday against New England on an interim basis. After Wednesday, Toronto does not play again until July 17 against Orlando City. Club president Bill Manning, echoing the view of most fans, said the team had become "very difficult to watch." Never more so than Saturday...

The historic Flying W Ranch, famous for ChuckWagon Suppers, reopened Friday night at full capacity for the first time since it burned down in the Waldo Canyon Fire.

Neil Davidson Toronto FC head coach Ryan Nelsen argues a call with one of the officials while playing against the Sporting Kansas City during second half MLS soccer action in Toronto on Saturday, July 26, 2014. Nelsen will be front and centre Wednesday at the Olympic soccer draw at FIFA headquarters in Zurich.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette April 20, 2021 - 9:53 AM As a player, Ryan Nelsen watched the 2008 and 2012 Olympic soccer draws to see what awaited his New Zealand side at the Games. On Wednesday, the former Toronto FC head coach will be helping set the sta...

Zdeněk Zeman’s All-Time XI: The Best Italians to Play for the Bohemian Share this story Photo by Maurizio Lagana/Getty Images Aldo Biscardi: Could it really be possible that Zeman has allowed himself to single you out for criticism in this way? Alexi Lalas: It’s also possible that Zeman can go **** himself. If there is one man embraced by most Italians for how he took the life on the peninsula, it’s American midfielder Alexi Lalas. Lalas may be the clean-cut, suit-and-tie former LA Galaxy president who brought David Beckham to the MLS in recent times, but there was an era where Lalas...

France’s Far Right Is Setting the Agenda Because the Mainstream Allows It To Ahead of the 2022 election, French media are presenting an inevitable duel between incumbent Emmanuel Macron and the "populist" Marine Le Pen. Yet for decades we've seen how this liberal framing fuels far-right talking points. Marine Le Pen, French National Front (FN) political party leader and candidate for French 2022 presidential election. Photo: Reuters World6 hours ago A year ahead of France’s 2022 presidential election, countless articles have been written about the threat posed by the far-right candi...