Atlanta’s last home match has a selection wrinkle worth watching: the club says Enea Mihaj and Will Reilly are out, and Martino had barely rotated in the previous game. Atlanta have been finding shots without always turning them into clean finishes, while Toronto have been much less settled on the road. If Martino changes his wide or midfield runners, the interesting part is whether Atlanta can turn those entries into shots before Toronto's defense gets set.
Atlanta's availability report names Mihaj and Reilly as the two unavailable players and raises rotation after the midweek match. Our recorded recent-match stats show Atlanta averaging 15.2 shots but 4.3 on target across nine matches with stats; Toronto's last five away league games in the match bundle brought one win and four defeats. Those numbers are context, not a forecast: Toronto have also produced chances in recent games, so Atlanta's defensive spacing after losing the ball matters as much as their shot count.
