Idan Toklomati Scores and Assists in Charlotte FC's MLS Match
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Israeli player Idan Toklomati scored a goal and provided an assist for Charlotte FC in their MLS match against Philadelphia Union on October 17, 2026. Toklomati's contributions helped Charlotte come back from a deficit to lead 2-1. This performance extends his scoring streak to three games and adds to his season total of 13 goals and four assists.
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- Idan Toklomati scored a goal and provided an assist for Charlotte FC against Philadelphia Union.
- Toklomati's assist led to Rodolfo Aloko's equalizing goal in the 48th minute.
- Toklomati scored the go-ahead goal in the 62nd minute with a header.
- Charlotte FC was trailing 1-0 after a penalty kick in the 24th minute.
- Toklomati has now scored in three consecutive games and has 13 goals this season.
Israeli player Idan Toklomati delivered a stellar performance, scoring a goal and providing an assist in Charlotte FC's Major League Soccer match against Philadelphia Union on October 17, 2026. The game, which saw Charlotte trailing 1-0 after a penalty converted by Milan Iloski in the 24th minute, was turned around with Toklomati's contributions.
In the 48th minute, Toklomati sent a precise through ball to Rodolfo Aloko, who equalized the score. Later, in the 62nd minute, David Shing delivered a cross from the left, which Toklomati headed skillfully into the corner, giving Charlotte a 2-1 lead.
This performance continues Toklomati's impressive season. He has now scored in three consecutive games and has been involved in all of Charlotte's goals since the international break, accumulating four goals and two assists in this recent stretch. His season total stands at 13 goals and four assists.
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