“Dominik Marczuk gives Real Salt Lake the lead against the run of play, capitalising on a Sam Junqua assist to beat the Orlando goalkeeper and silence the home crowd.”
Pivotal“Griezmann draws Orlando level just after the hour, converting at the end of a sustained spell of pressure that began from a corner, rewarding the host side's dominance.”
Pivotal“Griezmann completes his brace in the 81st minute to win it for Orlando, finishing clinically after Juan Manuel Sanabria's introduction had freshened up the attack following another set-piece move down the left.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Orlando City came from behind to claim a crucial 2-1 win over Real Salt Lake at home, a result that owed almost everything to Antoine Griezmann's composure under pressure. RSL stunned the hosts when Dominik Marczuk broke the deadlock in the 36th minute, assisted by Sam Junqua, and that lead held into the break despite Orlando's clear territorial dominance — 61 percent possession, 581 passes completed at 90 percent accuracy, and 70 dangerous attacks to RSL's 29 told the story of a team knocking on the door without reward. Head coach Phil Neville threw on three substitutes at halftime to jolt the side back to life, and the move paid dividends almost immediately when Griezmann levelled in the 53rd minute following a sustained spell of pressure from a corner. RSL dug in — their 18 tackles underlined a disciplined defensive shape — but the French forward had the final word in the 81st minute, converting after Orlando had again worked down the left through a set-piece sequence that ended Alexandros Katranis's evening. For Real Salt Lake, it is a deflating defeat in a fixture where they showed they can hurt teams on the counter, but ultimately the individual quality of Griezmann proved too much to contain for a full ninety minutes.
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