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Orlando City SC played hosts to San Diego FC for the first time on Saturday night as this was the first time the two clubs played each other since San Diego joined the MLS in 2025. Orlando starting XI had Crepeau in goal, Rhein, Jansson, Brekalo and Dorsey on defense with Angulo, Gerbet, Atuesta and Ellis in the midfield, leaving Dike and Griezmann up top for the attack. Prior to the match and the National anthem the teams held a moment of silence for Crepeau and his family w

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Orlando City played their 9th game in the last 32 days, this time against Diego Luna and Real Salt Lake. Griezmann who has been in great form of late would really set the tone in this match. Orlando City came out with a bit different look for this one with Crepeau in goal with the back line consisting of Dorsey, Brekalo, Jansson, and Taifi. The midfield was covered by Atuesta, Otavio, Angulo, Griezmann, and Tiago with Pasalic up top. In the 6th minute Real Salt Lake thoug

Orlando City entered the night confident and hungry to continue their recent form, having faced four of MLS’s top eight teams across their previous five matches and emerging with a 2-2-1 record. With the third place Chicago Fire coming to town, Orlando had a chance to make a statement and prove they were a legitimate threat heading into the second half of the season. Robert Lewandowski would be fouled by Robin Jansson in the 66th minute and after a lengthly discussion between

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Orlando City SC closed out Leagues Cup group play by hosting Atletico De San Luis. Atletico De San Luis has struggled in the tournament up to this point, being out scored 8 to 3. Orlando on the other side has a no goal difference as they won 2-1 to begin the tournament against Monterrey then lost 2-1 against Club Leon. Orlando City changed their line up trying to give some legs a break while getting fresh bodies in. Otero started in goal with a back four made up of Taifi, Teo

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