Orlando City SC beat Real Salt Lake 2-1 in MLS, with their 4-2-3-1 providing the platform for sustained territorial control against the visitors’ 3-5-2. Orlando held 61% possession and generated 1.65 expected goals, compared with Real Salt Lake’s 0.52, reflecting the home side’s greater attacking threat without producing a wide margin in the final score. Antoine Griezmann scored both Orlando goals, delivering the decisive contribution from their attacking structure and ensuring their control translated into three points. The hosts recorded 11 shots to Salt Lake’s eight, although both teams placed three efforts on target, underlining how efficiency inside the penalty area separated them. Orlando’s goalkeeper saved 66.67% of the shots on target faced, while the visiting goalkeeper posted a 33.33% save rate from the same number of attempts. Real Salt Lake remained competitive despite operating with 39% of the ball, but Griezmann’s finishing gave Orlando the edge in a match overseen by referee Fotis Bazakos. Orlando strengthen their MLS position with another valuable home victory.