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Despite A Long Scoreless Streak To Start The Club's History Toronto FC Quickly Began To Establish Itself As A Club With Significant Fan Support The Club's First Win Came On May 12 2007 At BMO Field As Danny Dichio Scored The Team's First Goal In The 24th Minute Of A 3�1 Home Win Over The Chicago Fire. Though TFC Slipped To The Bottom Of The MLS Standings With A Record Of 6�17�7 The Team Built A Foundation As The First Canadian Team In MLS In The Club's Second Season In 2008 Toronto Hosted The 2008 MLS All-Star Game The Club Finished Last In The Eastern Conference With A Record Of 9�13�8 But The Enthusiastic Fan Base Continued To Fill BMO Field To Capacity To Determine The Canadian Soccer Association's Representative In The CONCACAF Champions League Toronto FC Played In The Inaugural Canadian Championship In 2008 Competing For The Voyageurs Cup TFC Were The Favourites To Win The Championship In Its First Year But The Montreal Impact Prevailed The Last-place New York Red Bulls Defeated Toronto FC 5�0 In The Final 2009 Regular Season Game Leaving TFC One Point Out Of The Playoffs. Despite Bringing In Some High-profile Talent The Reds Could Not Seem To Field A Consistent Side Dwayne De Rosario Became An Immediate Scoring Influence And Amado Guevara Was A Strong Playmaker And Established MLS Veteran But The Honduran's Future At The Canadian Team Seemed Murky With Looming 2010 FIFA World Cup Duties Rookie Goalkeeper Stefan Frei Quickly Replaced Greg Sutton As A Regular Starter And Immediately Became A Fan Favourite TFC Only Scored Two Goals In The Final 15 Minutes Of Games All Season (last In MLS) During The Same 15-minute Period They Gave Up 16 Goals (most In MLS) Thus Creating A -14 Goal Differential During The Final 15 Minutes Dwayne De Rosario Is Toronto FC's Fourth All-time Top Scorer With 33 Goals In All Competitions In The 2009 Canadian Championship Toronto FC Required A Four-goal Victory Over The Montreal Impact In The Final Game Of The Competition To Nullify The Vancouver Whitecaps' +4 Goal Differential Anything Less Would Result In Vancouver Winning The Championship Toronto FC Went Down 1�0 Early But Overwhelmed An Under-strength Impact Side 6�1 On The Back Of A Hat-trick By De Rosario Guevara Added Two Scoring In The 69th And 92nd Minute Chad Barrett Scored The Decisive Goal In The 82nd Minute Which Gave TFC The Lead Over Vancouver The Unlikely Victory Was Dubbed By Fans And Media As The "Miracle In Montreal". Toronto FC Subsequently Participated In The 2009�10 CONCACAF Champions League But Lost 1�0 On Aggregate To The Puerto Rico Islanders In The Preliminary Round Of The Tournament After Failing To Qualify On The Final Day Of The 2009 Campaign Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Said Anything Short Of A Playoff Spot In 2010 Would Be Unacceptable With That Directive Former Director Of Soccer Mo Johnston Hired Preki And Made Wholesale Changes To The Roster To Reflect The U.S Hall Of Famer's Plan To Play A Tough Defensive Style Despite Scoring Troubles TFC Played Well At The Start Going Undefeated In Seven Games At One Time The Team Struggled Following The World Cup Break Sensing Problems In The Locker Room And To Try To Salvage The Season MLSE Dismissed Both Johnston And Preki On September 14 Naming Earl Cochrane Interim Director Of Soccer And Nick Dasovic Interim Coach The Players Responded To Dasovic's More Open Flexible Style But It Was Not Enough As The Club Was Eliminated From Playoff Contention With Three Games Left In The Season Off-field Issues With Season-seat Holders Over The 2011 Season Ticket Package Added To The Fans' Frustrations Forcing MLSE To Hold A Series Of Town Hall Meetings Toronto FC Played Honduran Side C.D Motagua In The Preliminary Round Of The 2010�11 CONCACAF Champions League TFC Won 1�0 In The First Leg On A Goal By Chad Barrett And Tied 2�2 In The Second Leg On Goals By De Rosario And Barrett Qualifying For The Group Stage Toronto FC Won Their First Group Stage Match 2�1 Against Mexican Side Cruz Azul On August 17 2010. However The Team Failed To Qualify For The Championship Round After Finishing In Third Place Behind Group Winners Real Salt Lake And Second Place Cruz Azul Highs And Lows Of Ajax Culture (2011�2012)