John Molinaro
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Joining Sportsnet in 2011 as a member of the Sportsnet.ca editorial team, John Molinaro was quick to establish himself as one of Sportsnet’s leading soccer insiders, providing Canadian soccer fans with breaking news around the world.
CF Montreal continues to bumble its way through disastrous season
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Montreal began its MLS season with six losses in its opening seven games, and has done little to improve since, writes John Molinaro.
Breakout midfielder Alonso Coello central to Toronto FC's playoff push
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Toronto FC inching closer to playoff berth after positive weekend
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It looks as though the MLS Playoff race will go down to the wire with Toronto FC in the mix. John Molinaro recaps a positive couple of days for TFC and more in his MLS weekend review.
MLS weekend preview: Toronto FC entering must-win territory vs. Red Bulls
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It’s now or never for Toronto FC.  Without a victory over the New York Red Bulls on Saturday, it’s difficult to envision TFC qualifying for the playoffs for the first time since 2020, writes John Molinaro.
Toronto FC reaches into reservoir of resilience to renew playoff hopes
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Dark cloud looms over Premier League, Manchester City as action resumes
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The Premier League landscape has changed radically since a ball was last kicked after Manchester City was accused of multiple financial breaches. Now, as action resumes, the scandal hangs over everything, writes Sportsnet's John Molinaro.
MLS weekend preview: TFC must be wary of last-place Montreal, Sanchez
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Though Alexis Sánchez has not been the same player he was before, and hasn't given CF Montreal the boost the club may have expected, he still remains a dangerous player, and Montreal could still give Toronto FC some problems, John Molinaro writes.
Four key takeaways from Canada's latest international window
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Gavran trying to keep Toronto FC in playoff race despite defensive issues
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Luka Gavran’s stellar shot-stopping has kept Toronto FC in games throughout the season. But as Robin Fraser acknowledged after the loss to Nashville, his team needs to do a better job of not relying on him to bail them out.