Kosuke Kimura – 5.5: Not very effective going forward. Slow to react for Toronto’s second goal. Replaced by Mensah after 60 minutes.

London Woodberry – 4.5: Let Srbely get in behind him to win the penalty kick. Slow to react to Srbely again for Toronto’s second goal. Had a nice ball over the top for Ropapa Mensah, but that was his only notable positive contribution.

Liam Doyle – 5.0: Like Woodberry, let Srbely get in behind to win the penalty kick, only moments after he was burned by Srbely on the edge of the box, who dragged his shot just wide. Blasted a late free kick well over the bar.

Ryan James – 6.0: Mostly solid defensively. Popped up with a few key interceptions. Slid over to right back after Kimura came off.

Ish Jome – 4.5: Very ineffective. Wasn’t always found when he was in space, but very wasteful when he had the ball. Taken off for Alan Winn in the 56th minute.

Matt LaGrassa – 5.5: Was more ambitious than Akinyode, but his passing didn’t always come off. Only managed two shots and didn’t create a chance, which is really poor considering the opposition.

Bolu Akinyode – 6.5: Completed 90% of his passes, but needs to offer more going forward. Probably Nashville’s best player on the night, but that’s a pretty low bar.

Taylor Washington – 5.5: Worked hard and covered a lot of ground. Didn’t get the ball enough when in space, but didn’t make a lot happen when he had the ball. Moved back to left back once Kimura was taken off.

Lebo Moloto – 5.0: Very ineffective. Didn’t take a shot and only created one chance against one of the worst team in league history. Drifted all over the field to try to get involved, but never really found the game. Taken off with an apparent hamstring injury in the 76th minute. Hopefully he’ll recover in time for the Cincinnati match, as this attack is almost completely dependent on him at the moment.

Brandon Allen – 4.5: Once again, completely uninvolved. Touched the ball three times in Toronto’s box, and only had 12 touches in Toronto’s half. Had two goals waved off for offside, one of which was the correct call, while the other was more questionable. Still, he didn’t take a shot against the worst team in the league. That’s unacceptable for a player brought in to be Nashville’s primary goal scorer. Hasn’t scored in 9 games, with his last goal coming against Penn FC on June 2nd .

SUBS:

Alan Winn – 5.0: Replaced Jome in the 56th minute and was better, but only slightly. Didn’t get off a shot despite Nashville desperately needing a goal.

Ropapa Mensah – 6.0: Replaced Kimura after 60 minutes in a clear signal of attacking intent, and brought a much needed energy to the side. Managed a good half volleyed shot after a good ball over the top from Woodberry. And decent showing, but his end product wasn’t there.

Tucker Hume – 5.5: Managed a couple shots, including a header from close range that lacked any real power. Whether by his own choice or by instruction, he drifted wide a lot and tried to put crosses in the box, when he should be on the end of crosses. Like other Nashville attackers, ineffective.

MANAGER

: Made a horrific decision to try and tackle Srbely that gave away a really sloppy penalty. Wasn’t at fault for the second goal, and wasn’t incredibly busy the rest of the night, but his poor choice really cost Nashville.