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Orlando City vs. Columbus Crew: Preview, How to Watch, TV Info, Live Stream, Lineups, Match Thread, and More
The Lions host the high-scoring Crew with a spot in the Eastern Conference final on the line.

Welcome to your match thread for a Saturday night matchup between Orlando City and the Columbus Crew at Exploria Stadium (5:30 p.m., MLS Season Pass on Apple TV+). This is the third meeting of the season between the two Eastern Conference rivals and the first time they’ve met in the MLS playoffs.
Here’s what you need to know about the match.
History
The Lions are 10-6-3 in the all-time league series and 7-2-2 at home. Orlando City also has a home U.S. Open Cup win back in 2015 against the Crew for an 11-6-3 overall mark in all competitions (8-2-2 at home).
The last time these teams met was a memorable game at Exploria Stadium on Sept. 16, with the Lions coming from behind to snatch a stunning 4-3 victory at the death. Julian Gressel gave Columbus an early lead that held up through the first half. Martin Ojeda equalized just after the restart, but Diego Rossi and Cucho Hernandez staked the Crew to a two-goal lead. Facundo Torres pulled one back and Ramiro Enrique bagged his first MLS brace, with a goal just a few minutes from the end of normal time and another late in stoppage.
These teams met previously this season in Columbus on May 13, playing to a 2-2 draw. Orlando City fell behind 2-0 by halftime on goals by Darlington Nagbe and Jacen Russell-Rowe, but Ercan Kara pulled one back just a few minutes after the restart and Duncan McGuire leveled the game in stoppage time.
The two sides met in Orlando on Decision Day 2022, with Orlando City erasing a 1-0 deficit on a Derrick Etienne Jr. goal to win, 2-1, and clinch a playoff spot. Junior Urso leveled the game in the second half and Torres struck from the penalty spot late. The meeting in Columbus last year took place on April 16, 2022, with the Lions winning 2-0 on goals by Rodrigo Schlegel and Kara.
The 2021 season series concluded on Oct. 27 in Columbus with the Crew winning 3-2. Columbus had lost five straight to Orlando prior to Lucas Zelarayan’s one-goal, two-assist performance. Miguel Berry and Etienne also scored for the Crew. Daryl Dike pulled a goal back from the spot and Robin Jansson struck late but it wasn’t enough.
The teams met at Exploria Stadium on Sept. 4, 2021, when the Lions won, 3-2. Orlando was cruising and built a 2-0 lead on goals by Dike and Silvester van der Water, but a bizarre own goal by Antonio Carlos threw the Crew a lifeline, and a Berry equalizer turned the game around. Urso provided the winner in the 69th minute.
City won the only meeting of 2020 when the 10-man Lions got a late Benji Michel goal to defeat the Crew 2-1 on Nov. 4. Chris Mueller gave Orlando the lead in that game but Harrison Afful was able to equalize just moments after referee Ramy Touchan sent off Nani on a ludicrous call that was overturned by the MLS independent panel a few days later. Thanks to Michel’s goal, the officiating error didn’t end up costing the Lions, who clinched their first-ever MLS playoff spot with the win.
The Lions swept the season series in 2019, defeating the Crew 1-0 on a Michel goal on July 13, 2019, and two weeks previously getting their first road win in the series, 2-0. Nani assisted on goals by Mueller and Tesho Akindele in that one.
Orlando won 2-1 on Oct. 21, 2018 to start a five-game winning streak against the Crew on a pair of penalty kick goals. Yoshimar Yotún and Sacha Kljestan provided the spot kicks to offset Federico Higuain’s opening goal.
The last Crew win in the series prior to the Orlando winning streak was assisted by a horror call by Silviu Petrescu in the 88th minute on July 21, 2018, giving Columbus an equalizer from the penalty spot. Wil Trapp then scored the kind of goal in stoppage time that he’ll probably never score again to lift the Crew to a 3-2 victory in a game the Lions had stolen away from them on a call that Petrescu’s own organization said was an error.
Columbus got the better of Orlando in 2017, going 2-0-1. The Lions were 0-1-1 against Columbus in 2016 and 1-1-1 in the series in 2015.
Match Overview
Orlando City got to this point by putting together a pair of 1-0 wins to sweep Nashville SC in the Lions’ first-round series. With those victories, the Lions have won six consecutive games and are unbeaten in seven (6-0-1). The Lions went 9-3-5 at home this season in regular-season play and are 11-3-6 in all competitions at Exploria Stadium in 2023. Orlando City is unbeaten at Exploria since April 22 — a span of 15 matches in all competitions (10-0-5).
The Crew enter this matchup after beating Atlanta United 2-1 in a three-game series in which the home team won every match. Columbus won the opener 2-0, then lost 4-2 in Atlanta before winning 4-2 in the rubber match to advance. The Crew went 4-8-5 away from Columbus in the regular season and are 4-9-5 on the road when you add the playoff match in Atlanta. However, Columbus is the league’s highest-scoring team with 67 goals in the regular season and eight so far in the playoffs, so the Crew are always dangerous. The led both matches against Orlando this season by two goals.
Crew Head Coach Wilfried Nancy’s system features a three-man back line with solid defensive positioning and an opportunistic attack that can win the ball in dangerous areas and exploit transition opportunities. Hernandez, Rossi, and Christian Ramirez are obvious threats but midfielder Aidan Morris has joined them as an attacking presence in 2023. Russell-Rowe, who played primarily for the team’s MLS NEXT Pro squad last season, is also a threat to score. The midseason addition of Rudy Camacho has bolstered the Columbus defense, while the additions of Gressel and Rossi give the Crew even more attacking bite, despite the transfer out of talisman Zelarayan.
“After our game against Nashville [SC], we had a couple of days off to refresh after our efforts there and the emotions the game brought us,” Orlando City Head Coach Oscar Pareja said ahead of the match. “We have kept a good pace and have worked on some details towards what is coming with Columbus [Crew]. This week, we have been a bit more intense in our preparations. The boys are good and healthy.”
Orlando City will be without reserves Favian Loyola (arm) and Jack Lynn (thigh). Columbus will be without Will Sands (knee).
Match Content
- Our Intelligence Report provides more info about Columbus with the help of Collin Johnson from the now-independent Crew SC blog, Massive Report.
- The most recent episode of The Mane Land PawedCast includes our key match-ups and score predictions, along with an exclusive interview with Orlando City Technical Director and Assistant General Manager Ricardo Moreira.
- Our Nic Josey wrote that defense is the key to Orlando advancing to the conference final.
Official Lineups:
Orlando City (4-2-3-1)
Goalkeeper: Pedro Gallese.
Defenders: Rafael Santos, Robin Jansson, Rodrigo Schlegel, Dagur Dan Thorhallsson.
Defensive Midfielders: Cesar Araujo, Wilder Cartagena.
Attacking Midfielders: Ivan Angulo, Mauricio Pereyra, Facundo Torres.
Forward: Duncan McGuire.
Bench: Mason Stajduhar, Kyle Smith, Michael Halliday, Antonio Carlos, Felipe, Junior Urso, Gaston Gonzalez, Martin Ojeda, Ramiro Enrique.
Columbus Crew (3-4-3)
Goalkeeper: Patrick Schulte.
Defenders: Malte Amundsen, Rudy Camacho, Steven Moreira.
Wingbacks / Central Midfielders: Yaw Yeboah, Aidan Morris, Darlington Nagbe, Mohamed Farsi.
Forwards: Cucho Hernandez, Diego Rossi, Alexandru Matan.
Bench: Evan Bush, Jimmy Medranda, Yevhen Cheberko, Sean Zawadski, Julian Gressel, Maximilian Arfsted, Kevin Molino, Jacen Russell-Rowe, Christian Ramirez.
Referees
REF: Jon Freemon.
AR1: Jeremy Hanson.
AR2: Chantal Boudreau.
4TH: Fotis Bazakos.
VAR: Timothy Ford.
AVAR: TJ Zablocki.
How to Watch
Match Time: 5:30 p.m.
Venue: Exploria Stadium — Orlando.
TV/Streaming: MLS Season Pass on Apple TV+
Radio: FM 104.1 Real Radio (English), Acción 97.9 FM, 810 AM (Spanish).
Twitter: For rapid reaction and live updates, follow along at @TheManeLand, as well as Orlando City’s official Twitter feed (@OrlandoCitySC).
Enjoy the match. Go City!
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Orlando City vs. New York City FC: Player Grades and Man of the Match
How did your favorite Lions perform in Orlando City’s 2-1 road loss to NYCFC?

Orlando City hit the road for the first time in 2025, disappointingly dropping its first road match of the year to Eastern Conference rivals New York City FC 2-1. The small confines of Yankee Stadium proved to be too big of a stage for Orlando City on the 10th anniversary of the club’s first match in Major League Soccer.
Let’s take a look at the individual performances for Orlando City and see who impressed and who needs to improve.
Starters
GK, Pedro Gallese, 6 — Gallese faced more adversity this week against NYCFC than a week ago against Toronto. He made seven saves on the night, including a brilliant reaction save on a powerful shot attempt in the second half. For the second game in a row, Gallese conceded two goals, though the first wasn’t primarily the fault of the Orlando City keeper, as he dove to stop a Maxi Moralez shot that hit off the post and ricocheted out in front. Before he could react, the defense was beaten to the ball by Alonso Martinez for the easy goal. Gallese should have done better on the second goal, in which he left a big, juicy rebound for the second easy goal of the night. The Peruvian finished with six saves, completed 46.7% of his 15 passes, and was successful on five of his 13 long balls.
D, Rafael Santos, 5.5 — Santos touched the ball 58 times and completed 68.4% of his 38 passes. He was credited with two key passes but was only accurate with one of his four crosses and two of his nine long balls. The left back was fairly active on defense, recording one interception, two clearances, and three tackles. Offensively, the Brazilian did not register a shot attempt.
D, Rodrigo Schlegel, 5.5 — Schlegel touched the ball 57 times and completed 81% of his 42 passes, including two of his six long balls. He wasn’t involved in the attack at all but finished with two tackles, one interception, and six clearances. His positioning seemed off to the right too far on the second goal, and he was as culpable as the rest of the back line in not tracking runners.
D, Robin Jansson, 5.5 — The captain made his season debut after missing the first two matches and had 50 touches in the game. He completed 79.6% of his 44 passes, including five of his 11 long balls. Defensively, Jansson had one tackle and four clearances and blocked a shot. As with the rest of the back line, he was responsible for making sure free runners weren’t getting in behind and that’s how both goals happened, so it was far from a great start for the Swede. Offensively, Jansson did not contribute but it is certainly a welcome sign to see the Orlando City captain back on the field.
D, Alex Freeman, 6 — Freeman got his second career and had a team-high 78 touches, completing 70.5% of his 44 passes, including two key passes. He also completed two of his six long balls and was unsuccessful on both of his crossing attempts. Offensively, he was credited with one successful dribble, was dispossessed twice, and did not record a shot. He was involved in the buildup for Orlando’s goal, however, sending the ball forward that began the give-and-go with Luis Muriel and Marco Pasalic. Defensively, Freeman recorded a tackle and had a team-high nine clearances. There are still some nervy moments defensively for Freeman as he becomes more comfortable on the field, and he was getting beaten on the flanks at times even on the small playing surface, but his activity and effort cannot be questioned.
MF, Cesar Araujo, 6 — Araujo touched the ball 75 times, second only to Freeman, and completed 88.9% of his 54 passes, including a key pass and one successful long ball on two attempts. He recorded two shots, both of which were off target, and suffered a team-high four fouls. Araujo was also whistled offside once in the match, which on such a short field is impressive in its own right. Defensively, he had a team high six tackles, one interception, and two clearances. He kept Julian Fernandez onside when he dropped into the middle defensively, which helped NYCFC score the winning goal.
MF, Eduard Atuesta, 6 — Atuesta slotted into his usual role in the midfield and recorded 51 touches. He completed 80% of his 30 passes, including a key pass, but only one of his four long balls. Offensively, Atuesta put one of his two shots on target and unfortunately was credited with a team-high three unstable touches. Defensively, he had one tackle, two interceptions, two clearances, and a blocked shot. Atuesta also committed a team-high four fouls in the match, a trend worth monitoring going forward as he has appeared quite foul happy over the first three matches. He was also booked.
MF, Ivan Angulo, 5.5 — Angulo had 52 touches and completed 77.4% of his 31 passes. For a player who loves to dribble 1-v-1, 1-v-2, or even 1-v-3 more than he should, Angulo was surprisingly credited with a team-high three key passes, and he completed three of his five crosses. Angulo did not attempt a shot against NYCFC and he contributed defensively with two tackles.
MF, Martin Ojeda, 6 — Ojeda touched the ball 36 times and completed 84.6% of his 26 passes, including two key passes, two of his five crosses, and all three of his long balls. Offensively, Ojeda only mustered one shot attempt, which was not on target, as he scuffed a good opportunity from the top of the area in the first half. The Argentinian did not record a meaningful defensive statistic. He was sacrificed in the 75th minute for Ramiro Enrique as Orlando looked for an equalizer.
MF, Marco Pasalic, 6.5 — Pasalic touched the ball 40 times, completing just 69.6% of his 23 passes. He had one key pass — the assist on Muriel’s goal — and was unsuccessful on his lone long ball attempt. In the early moments of the match, Pasalic looked like a footballer playing his first game on a baseball field, and unfortunately for Orlando City, he never was fully able to showcase his technical abilities in tight spaces. He put one of his three shots on target, and his pass to send Muriel in behind was perfectly executed. While Pasalic failed to find the back of the net, he did not let a sluggish offensive night keep him from contributing on the defensive end, where he was credited with one tackle, two interceptions, and two clearances.
F, Luis Muriel, 6.5 (MotM) — Starting his first game of the season, Muriel touched the ball 27 times while completing 61.5% of his 13 passes. Two of his six shots wound up on target, including his first goal of the year, as he was able to get Orlando City level on a strike in the 69th minute. The six shot attempts were a team high against NYCFC. Defensively, Muriel added a tackle. It is an encouraging sign to see the Designated Player find the back of the net, and just a little disappointing that he didn’t have more as the Colombian had a few other close attempts which either were slightly off the mark or didn’t have enough power behind the shot.
Substitutes
F, Ramiro Enrique (76’), 5 — Enrique came on for Ojeda in the 76th minute, touching the ball seven times. He completed one of his three passes and unfortunately did not log a shot attempt over the final quarter hour.
MF, Dagur Dan Thorhallsson (80’), 6 — Thorhallsson once again entered in the waning moments of the match but was unable to recreate the magic that followed his substitution a week ago, when he scored with his second touch. Against NYCFC, Thorhallsson touched the ball 12 times, and completed all five of his passes. He did not record a shot but was credited with one tackle.
D, Kyle Smith (80′), 6 — Smith entered in place of Santos in an attempt to help Orlando City find an equalizer. He logged 12 touches and completed 90% of his 10 passes. He failed to connect on his lone crossing attempt but completed his only long ball. Defensively, Smith was credited with one tackle.
MF, Gustavo Caraballo (85′), N/A — Caraballo entered the match in the 85th minute replacing Atuesta and logged seven touches, was credited with one key pass, and recorded a shot that was off target.
That’s how I saw Orlando City’s first road loss of the 2025 season. Let us know how you saw the game in the comments below and don’t forget to vote for your Man of the Match.
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Lion Links: 3/10/25
Lions lose at New York City FC, Pride fall in penalties in the Challenge Cup, OCB wins season opener, and more.

Hello Mane Landers! I hope all is well with you down in Florida. It’s finally feeling like spring up here in Chicago with warmer weather. I’ve been out covering high school water polo and lacrosse. Our Lions lost and the Pride fought to a draw but fell in penalties in the NWSL Challenge Cup, but OCB managed to pull out a win to close out the weekend. We’ve got plenty to cover today, so let’s get to the links.
Orlando City Falls on the Road to New York City FC
Orlando City dropped its first road match 2-1 to New York City FC Saturday at Yankee Stadium. The Lions trailed 1-0 early in the second half before Luis Muriel scored the equalizer, tying the match at 1-1. Minutes later, Hannes Wolf scored the winning goal for New York City FC. Kevin O’Toole received a late second yellow card, and NYCFC went down to 10 men, but Orlando could not capitalize on the man advantage. The loss means Orlando hasn’t beaten New York City FC in their last six meetings. Once again, the club signed midfielder Gustavo Caraballo to a short-term contract prior to the match, and the teenager came on late to try to help find a tying goal. The Lions will be back on the road Saturday for their next match to take on the New York Red Bulls at Sports Illustrated Stadium.
Orlando Pride Lose Penalty Shootout vs. Spirit after 1-1 Draw in Challenge Cup
The Orlando Pride began their 2025 campaign on Saturday with a 1-1 draw against the Washington Spirit in the NWSL Challenge Cup at Inter&Co Stadium but fell 4-2 in penalties. Rafaelle put the Pride in front 1-0 just before halftime. Leicy Santos scored the equalizer in the second half. Kylie Nadaner thought she scored the winning goal late in the second half for the Pride, but the flag went up for offside. After 90 minutes of play, the game went to penalties. Julie Doyle and Angelina converted the first two penalties for Orlando, but Washington converted four straight penalties for the Spirit to win the shootout and the Challenge Cup. The Pride will take on the Chicago Stars Friday at Inter&Co Stadium in their NWSL season opener.
OCB Opens Season with 2-1 Home Win Over Columbus Crew 2
Orlando City B won 2-1 over Columbus Crew 2 Sunday at Osceola County Stadium in its MLS NEXT Pro season opener. The Young Lions got off to a great start in the first half, with Dyson Clapier scoring the opener to give OCB a 1-0 lead. Zakaria Taifi scored to extend OCB’s lead to 2-0 early in the second half. Crew 2 made things interesting with a late goal, but OCB held on for the win. This is the fourth consecutive year the Young Lions have started a season with a win. OCB’s next match will be at home, as the Young Lions face Atlanta United 2 on Sunday.
Orlando City B sign Hayden Sargis
Prior to Sunday’s match, Orlando City B announced the signing of defender Hayden Sargis to an MLS NEXT Pro contract through the 2025 season with a club option for 2026. Sargis was on the bench for Sunday’s match. The 22-year-old defender brings Major League Soccer and USL Championship experience and previously played for D.C. United, Loudoun United, Las Vegas Lights FC, and Sacramento Republic FC. Sargis has one assist and has made 77 appearances in his career.
MLS Weekend Recap
Week three of Major League Soccer ended with some notable results from the weekend. The Seattle Sounders dominated LAFC in a 5-2 victory at home. San Diego FC needed two late goals in stoppage time to pull away with a 3-1 win over Real Salt Lake on the road. The Chicago Fire defeated FC Dallas 3-1 on the road. D.C. United edged Sporting Kansas City 2-1. The Philadelphia Union, FC Cincinnati, Nashville SC, and the Vancouver Whitecaps all won 2-0 matches over the New England Revolution, Toronto FC, Portland Timbers, and CF Montreal, respectively. Rafael Navarro scored the lone goal as the Colorado Rapids defeated Austin FC 1-0, while the San Jose Earthquakes fell 1-0 to Minnesota United. The Columbus Crew and Houston Dynamo ended scoreless, as did Atlanta United vs. the New York Red Bulls. On Sunday, Inter Miami defeated Charlotte FC 1-0, while the LA Galaxy lost 3-0 to St. Louis City. The defending MLS Cup champs have lost three consecutive league matches to start the season.
Free Kicks
- Former Lion Dom Dwyer has signed a contract to join EFL League One side Mansfield Town through the end of the season.
- The National Women’s Soccer League has opened an investigation into Bay FC’s coaching staff after recent reports of the club allegedly creating a toxic culture under Head Coach Albertin Montoya.
- AFC Bournemouth has announced Tyler Adams as the club’s Player of the Month for February.
- Christian Pulisic scored twice to help AC Milan overcome a 2-0 deficit and defeat Lecce 3-2 over the weekend.
- Sergino Dest returned to the pitch for PSV Eindhoven for the first time in 11 months after being sidelined with a torn ACL. Dest came off the bench and played 23 minutes in a 2-1 win over Heerenveen on Saturday.
- Josh Sargent continues his stellar form for Norwich City as he extended his scoring streak.
- The Premier League will stage a four-team summer series preseason tournament in Atlanta, Chicago, and New Jersey from July 26 to Aug. 3. The four clubs competing are AFC Bournemouth, Everton, Manchester United, and West Ham United.
That will do it for me today, Mane Landers. Enjoy your Monday, and I’ll see you next time.
Orlando City
Orlando City vs. New York City FC: Five Takeaways
Here’s what we learned from Orlando City’s 2-1 loss at NYCFC.

Orlando City went on the road to play soccer on a field meant for baseball and unfortunately forgot to play soccer on several occasions. The Lions were punished for that, losing 2-1. Here are my five takeaways from the match.
Lions Caught Watching the Paint Dry
Dennis Hopper’s quote from the movie Hoosiers (RIP Gene Hackman) about not getting caught watching the paint dry came to mind on both of New York City FC’s goals, as in each case the Pigeons beat the Orlando City defense to a rebound and scored from close range. Alonso Martínez raced past everyone to tap in the rebound of a shot off the post from Maxi Moralez, and then later Julián Fernández followed a Pedro Gallese save from a Martínez shot and crossed it back into the middle, where Hannes Wolf was wide open and headed it home. Watching the replays is a painful experience, because you can see the guard briefly being let down by the Orlando City defenders and then the sudden realization that they should not have done that, but it was too late. On a comically small field, constant vigilance is required, and the team in purple failed twice to stay engaged through an entire play.
Orlando City’s Depth Was as Deep as the Yankee Stadium Field Was Wide
Which is to say, not at all. The Lions were down a goal, up a man, and simply did not have any more proven attacking players to throw on the field to try to get the tying goal. In desperate need for a goal, the Lions turned to 16-year-old Gustavo Caraballo with their final substitution and did not even use all five of their allotted subs, even though they were behind. I think Caraballo played well, and has a chance to be good — and I mean really good (said in my best Ron Burgundy voice) — but the team needed more firepower in those final minutes and did not have anyone else who could have brought more than those who were on the field as the game ended. Duncan McGuire’s absence was felt in a major way during this game, especially on the late crosses and corner kicks that the Lions could not win and convert into a goal.
Designated Player Double Play
Luis Muriel had only started one MLS game since June of 2024, but he got the start against NYCFC and linked up with fellow Designated Player Marco Pašalić to score a beautiful goal to tie the game 1-1. Alex Freeman played a long ball up the sideline and Muriel beat his defender to the ball to tip it to Pašalić. The Croatian brought the ball down and attacked at full speed right down the middle of NYCFC’s defense in a 3-v-2 situation. Pašalić cut into the middle of the field, forcing Thiago Martins to stay with him and by moving Martins just enough, it allowed Pašalić to play a ball off to his right, perfectly weighted to allow Muriel to run onto it without breaking stride. The Colombian placed it into the far corner of the net. Orlando City probably should have scored more than one goal in this game, but the one goal they scored was well executed and hopefully portends more to come from the combination of Designated Players.
El Pulpo Needed to Use Those Tentacles for Catching Instead of Batting
Goalkeeper is an incredibly lonely position to play and is often one that does not receive the appreciation it deserves because of just how hard of a position it is. No other position has its mistakes as magnified as those of a goalkeeper, and unfortunately for Orlando City, Gallese made the split second decision that he would not be able to catch Martínez’s shot, so he batted it away — but not far enough away. That mistake led to the game-winning goal. The initial shot from Martínez was eminently catchable, as it was not struck well, and even though it could have been caught it, at the least itshould have been pushed wide instead of basically right down and still in front of the goal. Gallese had six saves in the game, including a fantastic stop on a Martínez shot from close range in the 49th minute, but with goalkeepers it is far more often that their mistakes are remembered than their saves, and the initial shot that turned into the second goal definitely should have been handled better.
Another Rusty Starting Defense Combination
Robin Jansson returned to the starting lineup against New York City FC, but he did not look like he was at full strength, and neither did the back line of Rafael Santos, Jansson, Rodrigo Schlegel and Freeman. Perhaps it was just the difficult nature of adjusting to a non-regulation field (FIFA recommends a field be 74 yards wide, the Pigeons claim their field is 70 yards wide — no word on if their fingers are crossed behind their back, though). The Orlando City defensive group did not look comfortable on the field in New York. The defense did not look crisp to me, with the aforementioned ball watching, the players being a step slow to close down an attacking player, and guys going to ground more often than in a usual match. The defense allowed eight shots on target, which is the same amount as the first two games combined. The group that started on Saturday is the likely starting group going forward — at least until Nico Rodriguez returns to add more attacking midfield depth that is currently being provided by Dagur Dan Thorhallsson —and now that Jansson is back in the lineup and these four have a game together under their belts, things should get better. They will need to if the team is going to get some results.
Those are my takeaways from a game that was frustrating, but predictably frustrating, considering that Orlando City’s recent road record against New York City FC is an abysmal 0-4-2. I thought there were periods of time when Orlando City looked dangerous, and even the better side, but in the end, the Lions could not take advantage of those moments and now will have to regroup before going on the road again next week.
Let us know your thoughts about the match in the comments below.
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