Pedro Gallese from Orlando City, the team for 10 people in the Chicago fire 0-0 draws on Saturday night savings on Saturday night.
Gallese's strong performance, especially in the first half of the teams, even the figures, Orlando (4-2-5, 17 points) to extend a closure to five matches (1-0-4).
However, Lions could not benefit from the dismissal of Chris Brady, Chicago goalkeeper Chris Brady's 35 -minute layout, that Orlando had to agree to a fifth lottery during an unprecedented run.
Chicago (3-4-4, 13 points) extended the beginning of the wine-free start to five matches (0-1-4) and now went without victory (0-3-3) without victory.
Nevertheless, this was a greater development of 7-2 loss in Nashville last weekend, and a club record for most goals allowed in a MLS match of the fire.
The referee Victor Rivas sent Brady after he decided to get out of his line for the goalkeeper 50-50 ball and entered Duncan McGuire to reject the opportunity to score an obvious goal.
Rivas initially pointed out the penalty point, but revised this part of the decision directly to a free kick from outside the region.
Orlando finally seized the control of the match, despite some promising extensions from Chicago, but put only two of the 22 shots at the target.
Lions, Martin Ojeda 75. minutes close to the left pole of the penalty area was closest to scoring the left pole, and two minutes later Marco Pasalic's long -range effort pulled a cross bar.
Chicago was the more threatening side before he went down a man, and he intervened to keep Gallese Orlando several times.
The best series was a powerful couple savings in the 10th minute, first he dived to reach his feet to reject Philip Zinckernagel's lower shot from the edge of the penalty area, and then to reach Hugo Cupers' attempt to rebound.
Later, Cupers had another chance to add a total of seven goals, but he saw Gallese well positioned to reject the target title in the 28th minute.
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