Orlando City SC claimed a 4-3 victory over Philadelphia Union in an MLS encounter defined by clinical finishing from the hosts despite significant possession imbalance. Operating in a 3-4-3 formation, Orlando converted their chances ruthlessly, with Martin Ojeda scoring twice and generating an expected goals total of 2.79 from just 12 shots and six on target. Philadelphia dominated territorially with 26 shots but managed only seven on target, their 1.67 xG reflecting poor shot selection despite sustained pressure. The Union's goalkeeper conceded 2.73 post-shot expected goals and made a 57.14 per cent save rate, proving unable to contain Orlando's efficiency in transition. Boyko's officiating saw the match remain competitive throughout, though Orlando's defensive shape in their three-at-the-back setup effectively neutralised Philadelphia's width. The result underscores Orlando's growing clinical edge in the Eastern Conference.