Instant reaction and player ratings: Toronto FC vs. Philadelphia Union, October 26th 2016

The Philadelphia Union went to Toronto as huge underdogs, and while they started out like a house afire it would not last, ultimately losing their first playoff game in five years to Toronto FC 3-1.

A terrible clearance in the first half by Ken Tribbett lead to a Sebastian Giovinco goal, which put the Reds on the board first. A goal by Jonathan Osorio just after the start of the second half off of a corner kick would add put TFC up 2-0. There was controversy in the 57th when Union felt they should have been awarded a penalty when CJ Sapong was hit in the face in the box by Michael Bradley, but Baldomero Toledo kept the whistle in his pocket. The Union would get a lifeline in the 73rd on an Alejandro Bedoya goal, but another mistake by Ken Tribbett allowed Jozy Altidore to score and put the game out of reach.

How did the Union players individually perform at BMO Field against Toronto FC? 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