Since MLS resumed play last month, Orlando City has emerged as one of the league’s strongest teams in underlying performance metrics. The Lions rank fourth in MLS with 13.45 expected goals created while also allowing just 7.9 expected goals against, the seventh-fewest mark in the league over that span. On a per-match basis, Orlando’s 2.24 expected goals ranks third in MLS, highlighting the Club’s ability to consistently generate dangerous attacking opportunities while remaining difficult to break down defensively. As the Lions head to Minnesota United FC, they will look to turn those strong performances into another important result on the road.
