08/05/2015 MLS. ORLANDO CITY - NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION

Orlando City SC

vs

New England

9:00PM - 8 de mayo, 2015

Citrus Bowl, Orlando

Ultimos 5 partidos

Orlando City SC: P-P-G-P-E

New England: G-G-E-G-G

ORLANDO CITY vs. NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION
CITRUS BOWL, Orlando, Fla.
May 8, 2015 (Week 10, MLS Game #89)
8 pm ET (UDN, MLS LIVE)

Orlando City and the New England Revolution meet for the first time when the Eastern Conference clubs kick off Viernes de Fútbol on Friday evening at the Citrus Bowl. Orlando City come into the match off a bye week after back-to-back losses, their last match another home defeat in a 2-0 loss to Toronto FC. The Revolution are the hottest team in MLS, riding a seven-game undefeated streak to the top of the Eastern Conference, coming off a 2-1 home win against the previously unbeaten New York Red Bulls.

REFEREE: Ted Unkel. AR1 (bench): Sean Hurd; AR2 (opposite): Jason White; 4th: Alex Chilowicz
Unkel MLS Career: 19 games; FC/gm: 25.8; Y/gm: 3.7; R: 6; pens: 6

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SUSPENDED: none
SUSPENDED NEXT YELLOW CARD: ORL: Amobi Okugo … NE: Andy Dorman
SUSPENDED AFTER TWO YELLOW CARDS: ORL: Brek Shea, Kevin Molino … Juan Agudelo
DISABLED LIST: ORL: Pedro Ribeiro … NE: Darrius Barnes
INTERNATIONAL ABSENCES: none

HEAD-TO-HEAD
ALL-TIME: First meeting.
RETURN MATCH: 9/5: New England Revolution vs. Orlando City SC, 7:30 p.m. ET

• Coaches' records: Jay Heaps vs. ORL: first game … Adrian Heath vs. NE: first game

HEADLINES

• Orlando City return to action following a weekend off, having lost back-to-back games in league play following a 2-0 defeat by Toronto FC on April 26.
• The New England Revolution extended their undefeated streak to seven games with a third consecutive victory, defeating the previously unbeaten New York Red Bulls 2-1 on Saturday evening at Gillette Stadium.
• Orlando are still winless at the Citrus Bowl, having lost their last three home games. They have scored one goal before their faithful fans – the Kaká goal in the club’s first MLS game ever that gave them a 1-1 draw with New York City FC on March 8. They did beat Brazilian club Ponte Preta 3-2 in a friendly at the Citrus Bowl last Saturday, but Orlando lost winger Kevin Molino for the season due to a torn ACL.
• Charlie Davies scored a goal for a third consecutive game in the Revolution win against the Red Bulls, which extended the Revolution’s home undefeated streak to 13 games in league play, a club record.