14c at its peak, and a low of 4c. There is also a certainty of light rain during the early part of the day which will hopefully end by match time. Regardless of the weather, matches on the road will continue to be a true test for Toronto with the club only earning maximum points during four matches away from BMO Field in 2014.

The MLS recognized Greg Vanney and three Toronto FC players in Week 1; Justin Morrow, Michael Bradley and MLS Player of the Week Jozy Altidore. The success of Greg Vanney’s lineup in Vancouver should not change but as always could see an adjustment or two. It’s possible we may see Warren Creavalle swapped at the right fullback position for Mark Bloom who was not selectedto play against the Whitecaps.

Considering the distance between Toronto and Vancouver, there was a strong showing of Toronto FC supporters who made the trip. Columbus on the other hand is a mere six to seven hour drive which is about the same distance as Toronto to Montreal. The travel support will be even stronger this Saturday with TFC’s front office sending a total of five buses to Columbus for the match. Included on three of the buses will be supporters from The Inebriatti, Red Patch Boys, U-Sector and Kings In The North who will surely be in full support, voice, and waving flags. In total 500 to 600 people are expected to make the trip to Columbus which will be a big boost of encouragement to Toronto FC.

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