Out-shot 26-2 on the road against Portland’s A-team, the backup Lions fought heroically for a point.
The Lions get a late goal from the rookie to grind out a victory.
The Lions blew a 1-0 lead with just seconds remaining but advanced on penalties, 5-4.
A draw feels good if you win the point late, but bad when you throw two points away late.
Robin Jansson’s red card late in the first half completely changed the game and Sacha Kljestan’s red in the second half didn’t help.
Chris Mueller and Tesho Akindele scored the goals.
A 10th-minute strike from the middle of the field was enough to lift D.C. United over Orlando.
Lions are through to the quarterfinals thanks to goals by Benji Michel and Tesho Akindele.
Robin Jansson opened his Orlando City account as the Lions advance although it wasn’t the prettiest game.
Nani scored his 100th professional goal and Orlando dominated north of the border.
One point on Palasic being one footed os that I would argue he is less one footed than Torres.
Great explanation of the “game score” metric and how it should be understood. Why aren’t you the premier “Money Ball”…
Buy a proper goal scoring forward to compliment Banda Prisca is not a goal scorer
Tsukada's out for the season with a knee injury sustained in preseason, so he unfortunately won't be stepping into anyone's…
I agree on this completely. Pasalic has taken some strong shots right footed and usually won’t force things and looks…