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Columbus ties Orlando City 1-1 on Diego Rossi goal after losing Wessam Abou Ali to an injury
Rossi scored in the 80th minute, and Maxime Crêpeau made six saves as Columbus earned its first home goal of the season.
- On Sunday, Diego Rossi scored late to secure a 1-1 draw for Columbus against Orlando City, leaving the home side still winless at home.
- Marco Paaali scored the opener in the 14th minute, capitalizing on assists from rookie Tiago Souza and Angulo to give Orlando City a 1-0 lead.
- The Crew lost Wessam Abou Ali to an apparent right leg injury in the 35th minute, forcing a substitution of Taha Habroune as the team struggled to equalize.
- Ending a four-match scoreless streak, Rossi converted a pass from Habroune in the 80th minute to net the team's first home goal of the season for the equalizer.
- Columbus visits the New England Revolution on Saturday, while Orlando City hosts the Houston Dynamo the same day, with both teams seeking to improve their recent form.
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Columbus ties Orlando City 1-1 on Diego Rossi goal after losing Wessam Abou Ali to an injury
Diego Rossi scored late in the second half to rally Columbus to a 1-1 draw with Orlando City after the Crew lost Wessam Abou Ali to a first-half injury.
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