Cornell Glen scored an injury-time goal and the San Jose Earthquakes earned a 1-1 tie with Toronto FC on Saturday.
It's the MLS-leading 15th time this season Toronto has allowed a goal in the final 15 minutes of a game.
Glen's 93rd-minute strike, a powerful volley over the head of former Earthquakes defender Nick Garcia, evened the score as Toronto failed to hold the lead provided by Nana Attakora's goal in the 47th minute.
The tie gave Toronto (9-10-9) a franchise-record 36 points.
San Jose (7-13-8), at the bottom of the Western Conference, was eliminated from playoff contention with Wednesday's home loss to Dallas.
Toronto stretched its home unbeaten streak to six games (4-0-2) and has outscored opponents 11-4 over that stretch.
After a scoreless first half, Toronto broke through two minutes after the restart. Dwayne De Rosario's long cross rolled all the way through the penalty area and past San Jose goalkeeper Joe Cannon, who chose to stay back, allowing Attakora to tap in at the far post for his second goal of the season.
With San Jose pressing in injury time, a cross bounced off Attakora's head and straight to the feet of an unmarked Glen, who sent home the tying goal.
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