Toronto To Host MLS Cup

Posted March 30, 2010 12:26 pm.

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Toronto will host Major League Soccer’s championship game this fall.

MLS commissioner Don Garber made it official at a news conference today at the Air Canada Centre. The 2010 MLS Cup will be played November 21st at BMO Field, home of Toronto FC.

It marks the first time the championship game will be played outside of the United States.

Real Salt Lake defeated Los Angeles in last year’s MLS Cup in Seattle.

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