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If there was any concern about how the Union<\/a> would fare with five of their customary starters away on international duty, the answer was emphatic. <\/p>\n Four goals, the first coming in the 11th minute, fueled a 4-2 win over Orlando City on Saturday inside a wet Subaru Park, as a hat trick from forward Milan Iloski paved the way for the Union to set a franchise record with 12 games unbeaten in MLS play.<\/p>\n The outburst came despite defenders Frankie Westfield and Neil Pierre and midfielder Cavan Sullivan<\/a> made their U.S. senior national team debuts in a 4-1 win against Peru just a few hours earlier. Also missing were midfielder Danley Jean Jacques (Haiti) and longtime goalkeeper Andre Blake<\/a>, who is on duty with Jamaica. <\/p>\n On Saturday along Chester\u2019s waterfront, Iloski struck first on a penalty kick after being taken down in the box by Orlando right back Zakaria Taifi. Following a delay and a request from referee Sergil Demianchuk to move the ball onto the spot, Iloski blasted home his 14th goal of the season. He scored his second just eight minutes later, taking a ball into space and slotting it past Orlando goalkeeper Maxime Cr\u00e9peau. <\/p>\n He sealed the match in the 51st with a blast just outside Orlando\u2019s 18 that Cr\u00e9peau had no chance of saving. Iloski leads the team with 16 goals and is tied for third in the league. Indiana Vassilev also scored in the 48th to set the tone early in the second half. He took a pass from Jes\u00fas Bueno in the box and blasted it past the hands of Cr\u00e9peau. <\/p>\n Orlando notched two second-half goals. Iv\u00e1n Angulo scored in the 78th, and the second came off a well-timed run and shot from Mart\u00edn Ojeda in the box, courtesy of a smart cross from substitute Harvey Sarajian. Despite the goals, backup goalkeeper Andrew Rick was strong in net and arguably didn\u2019t have to do much, courtesy of an Orlando attack that lacked much bite. <\/p>\n