CHESTER, Pa. - Orlando City SC fell 4-2 to the Philadelphia Union at Subaru Park on Saturday night, a lopsided defeat that nonetheless produced a milestone: Martín Ojeda’s 90th-minute finish gave him 47 career goals for the club, tying former teammate Facundo Torres for the all-time Orlando City scoring record.

The goal was Ojeda’s team-leading 14th across all competitions in 2026. Harvey Sarajian drew the assist, sliding the ball into the middle of the box for Ojeda to finish - Sarajian’s second assist of the campaign.

The result left Orlando City at 10-13-4 with 34 points, while Philadelphia improved to 11-10-6 with 39 points. Milan Iloski drove the Union’s attack, scoring a hat trick. He converted a penalty in the 11th minute after Eduard Atuesta was called for a foul in the box, then doubled the lead in the 19th minute when Indiana Vassilev played him in behind Orlando’s backline and he slotted a shot into the lower right corner to make it 2-0.

The Union scored twice in four minutes after halftime through Vassilev and Iloski to extend the lead to four before Orlando mounted a late response. Iván Angulo pulled one back in the 78th minute when Antoine Griezmann slipped him in behind the wall on a free kick outside the box for Orlando’s first goal of the night. It was Angulo’s fifth goal of 2026 across all competitions and his 17th all-time for Orlando. Angulo has now scored in four consecutive MLS matches. Griezmann recorded his fourth assist for the Lions across all competitions.

Interim head coach Martín Perelman made five changes to his starting lineup from the club’s previous match against the New England Revolution, inserting Atuesta, Daryl Dike, Griezmann, Iago and Zakaria Taifi into the starting XI. Defender Vinícius Nogueira made his Orlando City debut as a second-half substitute.

Orlando was without defender Griffin Dorsey (back) and midfielder Braian Ojeda (foot) due to injury. Defender David Brekalo, midfielder Wilder Cartagena and forwards Justin Ellis, Marco Pašalić and Tyrese Spicer missed the match while on international duty.

Orlando City next hosts the Columbus Crew at Inter.co Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 10, with kickoff set for 7:30 p.m. ET on Apple TV.