MLS roster profiles also state which players fill international slots, which were signed to homegrown contracts, and which were paid with target allocation money. The year every player's contract runs out, and the amount of club options years are also included in the roster profile details.

Crew midfielder Andres Herrera looked to generate the first offense attempt for Columbus with a shot inside Toronto's box but had that attempt blocked by a Toronto defender. After the block, the ball rolled into the arms of goalkeeper Sean Johnson, shutting down the play. The attempt was recorded as a save for Johnson.

Columbus has already faced Toronto this season, on July 6. At Lower.com Field, the Crew defeated Toronto 4-0 with all goals coming from different players, including team-leading scorers Cucho Hernandez and Diego Rossi. Here's how to watch the Crew's second matchup of the season against Toronto: Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. at BMO Field in Toronto.

The draw against Cincinnati was enough to secure Columbus a spot in the MLS Cup playoffs, occurring with seven regular-season games left on the schedule, while also playing 13 add