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Southern Fried Soccer: Atlanta United 2, Toronto 2

October 22, 2017. After missing three weeks due to an injuey Miguel Almiron played some minutes during the second half.

Credit: MIguel Martinez

Credit: MIguel Martinez

October 22, 2017. After missing three weeks due to an injuey Miguel Almiron played some minutes during the second half.
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Oct 23, 2017

In this episode of Southern Fried Soccer, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Doug Roberson and Jason Longshore of 92.9FM and Soccerdownhere.com discuss Atlanta United's 2-2 draw with Toronto on Sunday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, as well as the upcoming playoff game against Columbus.

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