Toronto Fc vs Vancouver Whitecaps Fc Picks and Predictions March 29th 2025

Whitecaps Seek Bounce-Back Win Against Winless Toronto FC

The Vancouver Whitecaps will aim to get back in the win column on Saturday afternoon as they take on a struggling Toronto FC side still searching for its first victory of the season.

Vancouver (4-1-0, 12 points) finally saw its perfect start come to an end in a 3-1 defeat to the Chicago Fire last weekend. The loss was far from shocking, though, as the Whitecaps were missing key players due to international duty and injuries. Despite being short-handed, they held Chicago level until the 61st minute, thanks to a goal from Daniel Rios, before the Fire pulled away.

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Head coach Jesper Sorensen wasn’t exactly comforted by the end of their early-season streak.

“No, you don’t want to get the talk about being undefeated done with,” Sorensen said. “You always go for each of the games with the ambition, with the hope that you will not lose. You want to win. But you also know that it’s part of the game.”

Fortunately for Sorensen, he’ll have Brian White, Pedro Vite, and Andres Cubas back in the lineup this weekend — a big boost ahead of both this MLS clash and Vancouver’s looming CONCACAF Champions Cup quarterfinal matchup against Pumas UNAM.

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Toronto Still Searching for First Win

Things haven’t gone nearly as well for Toronto FC (0-4-1, 1 point), who dropped their fourth straight game last Saturday in a 2-1 loss to the New York Red Bulls.

However, it wasn’t without a spark of hope. Star forward Lorenzo Insigne returned to the starting lineup after missing the first four matches amid swirling transfer rumors. The Italian international played the full 90 minutes and delivered a key assist on Deandre Kerr’s 70th-minute equalizer — his second goal of the season.

“I pick the group that I think is going to give us the best chance to win,” said head coach Robin Fraser. “And Lorenzo gave us some good moments and some honest work. For someone who hadn’t played in a long while, his contribution was quite good.”

Still, Toronto couldn’t hold off the Red Bulls, conceding a late penalty that sealed their fate. Now, with mounting pressure and another strong opponent in front of them, the Reds must find a way to reverse course.

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Matchup Outlook

Vancouver’s return to full strength makes them the clear favorite heading into Saturday’s clash. With White back to lead the line and Vite providing midfield creativity, the Whitecaps will look to exploit Toronto’s defensive vulnerabilities.

For TFC, all eyes will be on whether Insigne can maintain his form and help generate some much-needed momentum. If Kerr continues his recent scoring touch and the midfield can hold its own, they might just put up a fight.

But the pressure is mounting in Toronto — a team with high expectations and no wins to show for it.