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Alex Freeman’s Stoppage Time Header Earns Orlando City 1-1 Draw with Cincinnati
Alex Freeman's stoppage-time header denied FC Cincinnati a top-four playoff seed and home field advantage, with 24,135 fans witnessing the 1-1 draw at TQL Stadium, officials said.
- On Sunday, a header by Alex Freeman in the sixth minute of second-half stoppage time rescued a 1-1 draw for Orlando City at TQL Stadium in front of 24,135 fans.
- Kevin Denkey put Cincinnati ahead with his 14th goal in the 73rd minute, finishing a pass from Evander Da Silva Ferreira.
- Despite possession, Orlando City outshot FC Cincinnati 22-19 and led the expected-goal metric 3.7 to 2.1, reflecting the visiting team’s late pressure.
- The result prevented FC Cincinnati from clinching a top-four seed and home field for Games 1 and 3 in the first-round best-of-three series beginning Oct. 24, though the team needs one point the rest of the way.
- Cincinnati travels to the New York Red Bulls on Oct. 4 while Orlando City, already playoff-qualified, returns home to host the Columbus Crew on Saturday.
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Alex Freeman's stoppage time header earns Orlando City 1-1 draw with Cincinnati
Rookie defender Alex Freeman scored on a header in the sixth minute of second-half stoppage time and Orlando City rallied for a 1-1 draw with FC Cincinnati.
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The Lions (14-7-10, 52 points) currently are seventh in the East, having already qualified for the postseason. The club trails fifth-place Charlotte and sixth-place Nashville by one point with a match in hand on both.
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