Hugo Cupers scored twice a minute of the first half and Philip Jainkenagel won 3–1 in Orlando City on Saturday night as a goal and a assistance.
Thanks to Cuypers, The Fire (6-5-4, 22 points) led a little 3–0 from the half-hour mark and held the last four MLS matches to win the third time. Despite accepting 28 overall shots and 13 corners – for one – Chicago got a stout night from goalkeeper Chris Brady (Four Saves) to post the fifth road win after 2012.
Meanwhile, Alex Freeman scored for Orlando (7-4–6, 27 points), which lost two directly after an unbeaten run of the 12-match league.
Chicago opened the scoring in stunning fashion for just five minutes in the competition, as Zincarnegel’s turnaround left-leg-leg talented Orlando goalkeeper Pedro Gallis passed away from the hands and went into the net.
Orlando’s first serious opportunity came through Star Martin Ojeda in the 21st minute. However, Brady stopped the point-out strike.
The Cuypers of Cuypers then shocked the loyalty of Orlando.
In the 31st minute, a wide-cushion cuper easily ended between the box from the zincarnegel delivery for a 2–0 fire lead. A minute later, a scary cupers took a long pass from Zincornegel, a step on orland’s defender Rodrigo Shlegal, then buried his shot previous Galis.
Orlando found a possible lifeline in the first half in 40 minutes. From one corner, the header of the Freeman saw the dome of the Romeiningwlist of Chicago and redirected a tilt braid.
Orlando’s pressure was tireless from the beginning of the second half, accumulating corners and trying to maintain any speed built from the north of its first half. Louis Muril hit the crossbar in the 65th minute, after a few moments of the Brady’s drive protecting the Drive from the center of the box.
Brady expelled his team with a diving sev on Enrique in the 74th.
Chicago star Brian Gutirez and Orlando’s Caesar Arujo received the respective red cards in their previous matches. Orlando coach Oscar Pareja was also not on the touchline after being taken out during his mid -week loss in Atlanta.
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