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Antoine Griezmann, Maxime Crépeau Lead Orlando City to 1-0 Victory over San Diego
Griezmann’s 28th-minute goal and Maxime Crépeau’s two saves gave Orlando City its third shutout in 23 starts this season.
- On Saturday night, Orlando City defeated San Diego 1-0 with Antoine Griezmann scoring the decisive goal in the 28th minute, securing the home victory.
- Entering the match, Orlando City held the Eastern Conference's ninth and final playoff spot, while San Diego began the day eighth in the Western Conference.
- Griezmann netted his fifth goal in eight matches using assists from 19-year-old rookie Justin Ellis and Daryl Dike. Maxime Crépeau earned his third shutout in 23 starts with two saves.
- The victory improved Orlando City to 6-4-2 at home, while San Diego falls to 2-6-3 on the road despite goalkeeper CJ dos Santos turning away three shots.
- Orlando City travels to face Atlanta United on Wednesday, while San Diego hosts the San Jose Earthquakes on the same day in their next league fixtures.
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Antoine Griezmann, Maxime Crépeau lead Orlando City to 1-0 victory over San Diego
Antoine Griezmann scored in the first half and Maxime Crépeau made it stand up for Orlando City in a 1-0 victory over San Diego FC
·Washington, United States
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Antoine Griezmann scored the only goal in Orlando's victory over San Diego (1-0). He had four goals in his last three games, but he didn't stop anymore.
·Boulogne-Billancourt, France
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Dagur Dan Þórhallsson came on as a substitute as San Diego FC lost 1-0 to his former club Orlando City in the American MLS league on Tuesday night. Antoine Griezmann, who joined Orlando from Atletico in the summer, scored the only goal of the game. San Diego is in 9th place in the Western Conference with 30 points after 23 rounds.
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