The Crew are still looking for their first win at home under Henrik Rydstr\u00f6m, who took the reins after Wilfried Nancy left to coach Scotland’s Celtic FC.<\/p>\n
COLUMBUS, Ohio(AP) \u2014 Diego Rossi scored late in the second half to rally Columbus to a 1-1 draw with Orlando City on Sunday night after the Crew lost Wessam Abou Ali to a first-half injury.<\/p>\n
Marco Pa\u0161ali\u0107 used assists<\/a> from rookie Tiago Souza \u2014 his first \u2014 and Iv\u00e1n Angulo \u2014 his fourth \u2014 in the 14th minute to score for the second time this season and give Orlando City a 1-0 lead. <\/p>\n Abou Ali, who scored two of his team-high five goals in the Crew’s first victory of the season last week when they beat Atlanta United 3-1 on the road, left on a stretcher in the 35th minute with an apparent right leg injury. He was replaced by Taha Habroune.<\/p>\n Rossi ended a four-match streak without a goal contribution when he took a pass from Habroune in the 80th minute and scored the Crew’s first home goal<\/a> of the season for the equalizer. It was Rossi’s third goal this season and Habroune’s first assist.<\/p>\n Patrick Schulte finished without a save for Columbus (1-3-3).<\/p>\n Maxime Cr\u00e9peau saved six shots \u2014 five in the second half \u2014 in his 141st career start and fifth with Orlando City (1-5-1).<\/p>\n The Crew are still looking for their first win at home \u2014 going 0-1-2 so far \u2014 under Henrik Rydstr\u00f6m, who took the reins after Wilfried Nancy left to coach Scotland’s Celtic FC.<\/p>\n Orlando City came in having been outscored 16-0 in its last three road matches. The first loss \u2014 5-0 to New York City FC \u2014 cost Oscar Pareja his job and led to Mart\u00edn Perelman taking over as the interim coach.<\/p>\n
Orlando: Hosts the Houston Dynamo on Saturday.<\/p>\n Columbus: Visits the New England Revolution on Saturday.<\/p>\n
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