Martín Ojeda Scores Winner as Orlando City Defeats Philadelphia Union 4-3
Martín Ojeda scored twice, including a decisive goal in the 90th minute, leading Orlando City to a dramatic 4-3 victory over the Philadelphia Union. The match, played on Wednesday night in Orlando, saw the home team take an early lead through Ojeda's first-half penalty kick after he was fouled by Union goalkeeper Andrew Rick. Defender Griffin Dorsey extended the lead to 2-0 before halftime. Although Milan Iloski pulled one back for Philadelphia in the second half, Duncan McGuire restored Orlando's two-goal advantage. The Union mounted a fierce comeback with goals from teenage sensation Cavan Sullivan and Ben Bender to tie the game at 3-3. However, Ojeda secured the win late in stoppage time with assists from Adrián Marín and Iván Angulo. This result improves Orlando City's record to 4-8-1 under coach Martín Perelman, while the Philadelphia Union suffers their sixth consecutive loss to start the season, marking the worst start in club history despite winning the Supporters’ Shield the previous year.
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