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Copy URL Share on Facebook Share on X Orlando City SC Goals: Griezmann 32', Ojeda 49' New York City FC Goals: Martínez 18', Shore 90+10' Quick Read New York City FC earned a dramatic 2-2 draw on the road against Orlando City. Alonso Martínez opened the scoring in the 18th minute, but Antoine Griezmann equalized 14 minutes later. Martín Ojeda gave Orlando a 2-1 lead before Jonny Shore scored a brilliant equalizer deep into stoppage time. Match Recap New York City FC traveled to Florida on Saturday night to face Orlando City SC. Head Coach Pascal Jansen looked to build on the 1-1 draw against LAFC in the Boys in Blue’s last outing. He made one change to the lineup, with Alonso Martínez replacing Luighi. Orlando made a bright start, with Antoine Griezmann powering a header straight at Matt Freese. The goalkeeper gathered the ball at the second attempt. NYCFC responded with two chances for Martínez, both created by pinpoint through balls from Tayvon Gray.

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