Charlotte FC stopped and Orlando City SC has recently avoided defeats, but continues to look for consistency on attack.
Teams will meet for the match on Wednesday night in Orlando.
Charlotte (6-5-1, 19 points) after the season began to cool and lost the last three MLS match.
Orlando City (4-2-6, 18 points) MLS competition is holding an undefeated rope in nine games, but the team won only one of these matches. Orlando took part in four points.
Perhaps Martin Ojeda, the first career hat trick on Saturday with the New England Revolution 3-3 home draw after arriving more acceleration for Orlando.
Orlando coach Oscar Pareja, “We started to see this spark again.” He said. “I think it shows us everything he can do more often.”
Ojeda said there were positive steps for the team, even if it was disappointed to get a victory.
“I will always say we just have to continue working,” Ojeda said. He continued: “We should continue to work hard during the week and try to find those moments more efficient.”
For Orlando, this is a matter of creating offensive without a tour on the other end.
“We’re talking about our balance and all this,” Pareja said. “Something we need to work on.”
Charlotte will not move away from advanced Wilfried Zaha while waiting for an increase in production. There are three goals this season and a total of 11 shots in the last four games.
Charlotte coach Dean Smith, “I think now is exactly appropriate, we wanted it to reach it.” He said. “I think their performance is healed. But ultimately, they are tried according to goals and assists.”
While the team was trying to get out of Funk, the arrangement settings were made for Charlotte. Tim Ream was on the field at Centerback at the beginning of the game Nashville and then scored a counter -goal.
“He was a left -footed center and one of Saturday.” He said. “… If people want to make Tim Ream scapegoat right now, they’re out of the target.”
Smith said that the Forward Tyger Smalls, who was outside for Nashville match because of the knee problem, will not be present in Orlando, but could return to the weekend.
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