3 – 3
“Daryl Dike opens the scoring for Orlando City after a corner and a blocked header set up the breakthrough.”
Pivotal“Antoine Griezmann doubles Orlando's lead, finishing off a Justin Ellis assist to make it 0-2.”
Pivotal“Marcus Caldeira pulls one back for Minnesota, assisted by Kelvin Yeboah, sparking a remarkable turnaround.”
Pivotal“Kelvin Yeboah completes the comeback with a header-assisted finish, putting Minnesota ahead 3-2.”
Pivotal“Tyrese Spicer snatches a dramatic late equalizer for Orlando, assisted by Griezmann, right at the death.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Minnesota United dominated the underlying numbers, out-shooting Orlando City 21-6 and racking up 60 dangerous attacks to their visitors' 24, but found themselves 2-0 down before their pressure finally told. Orlando City rode two clinical strikes from Daryl Dike and Antoine Griezmann, both born from moments of real quality against the run of play, before Minnesota's second-half surge produced a stunning four-goal, 12-minute stretch between the 71st and 76th minutes that flipped the scoreline to 3-2. Just when Minnesota looked to have completed the comeback, Tyrese Spicer struck in the 90th minute, set up by Griezmann, to snatch a share of the points for Orlando City. For Minnesota, sitting second and deep in the title race, it's two points dropped from a winning position that will sting; for Orlando, escaping with a draw despite being second-best for long stretches feels like a stolen result.
How entertaining was this match?
Minnesota United host Orlando City at Allianz Field with both clubs jostling near the playoff line in their respective conferences. The Loons enter fresh off a resounding 5-1 win at San Jose, while Orlando try to build on a narrow victory over Real Salt Lake as they push to close the gap in the standings.