ORLANDO, Fla. – After getting on the score sheet first, Orlando City fell to the Philadelphia Union 4-2 during their season opener on Saturday evening at Inter & Co Stadium.
The loss is the Lions’ first home opener since they joined Major League Soccer in 2015.
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Orlando’s newest Designated Player Marco Pašalić scored first in the 8th minute, the fastest goal in an MLS debut in Orlando City’s history.
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After falling behind a goal, the Union scored four in a row to open a a big lead before Orlando added a second score in the 79th minute.
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— Orlando City SC (@OrlandoCitySC) February 23, 2025
The Lions next play Toronto FC at home on March 1.