Player rating survey: Philadelphia Union at Toronto FC September 24th, 2016

The Union let more points slip away, but it’s a point they’ll definitely take. The Union held on to a 1-1 score in Toronto as Toronto dominated possession, but managed just two shots on frame. It was a rare solid defensive performance from the Union that desperately needed one against a dangerous team. Alejandro Bedoya opened his MLS account with a beautiful chip goal over the leap of Clint Irwin, but Toronto equalized when back Justin Morrow sliced home a shot from a difficult angle.

So how did the Union players individually perform against Toronto? Fill out the sheet by rating the players on a scale from 1-10 using the guide below. The votes will be counted and in the future we’ll compare the fans votes against other player ratings to see just how well the Union did.

Here's the scale:

1 – not a pro (USL/NASL/MLS) quality performance

4 – average USL starter

6 – average MLS starter

9 – MLS All Star