US EditionEvander Scores Twice to Lead Cincinnati Past Orlando
ORLANDO, FLORIDA, JUN 28 – Evander scored both goals for FC Cincinnati in a 2-1 win over Orlando City as the teams vie for Eastern Conference dominance, with 20,061 fans attending, officials said.
- On Saturday night, June 28, FC Cincinnati defeated Orlando City 2-1 at Inter&Co Stadium in Orlando, FL.
- The victory followed strong performances from FC Cincinnati's marquee signing Evander, who scored twice amid a chippy and infraction-heavy match.
- Evander put Cincinnati ahead with a 30-yard free kick just before halftime and later secured a two-goal advantage by scoring again on a solo run in the 74th minute.
- Coach Pat Noonan commended Evander's exceptional abilities, highlighting how he performs feats beyond what most players can achieve, and described defender Teenage Hadebe as solid throughout the match despite having to leave the field due to cramping.
- The win secured Cincinnati's third consecutive road victory and maintained their second place in the Eastern Conference, while Orlando suffered their fifth regular season loss and second consecutive at home.
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