Mijahir Jiménez Scores 2 Goals in 1st MLS Start as Red Bulls Beat Orlando 3-2
The 19-year-old became the second Red Bulls player to score a brace in his first MLS start, joining Cornell Glen.
- On Saturday, the New York Red Bulls defeated Orlando 3-2, with Mijahir Jim scoring twice in his first MLS start.
- Jim, a 19-year-old on short-term call up from Red Bull New York, became the second player in Red Bulls history to score a brace in his debut, joining Cornell Glen on May 8, 2004.
- Emil Forsberg added a goal in the 43rd minute, while Jim scored in the 23rd and 60th minutes; Tyrese Spicer and Griffin Dorsey scored second-half goals for Orlando.
- The Red Bulls have posted a 4-0-2 record in their last six meetings against Orlando, which has not defeated New York since a season sweep in 2023.
- Both teams return to action on August 15, with the Red Bulls playing at Atlanta and Orlando hosting Cincinnati.
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Mijahir Jiménez scores 2 goals in 1st MLS start as the Red Bulls beat Orlando 3-2
Mijahir Jiménez scored twice in his first MLS start, Emil Forsberg added another goal in the 43rd minute and the New York Red Bulls beat Orlando 3-2.
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Panamanian player Mijahir Jiménez broke all kinds of records with his two goals in New York Red Bulls’ victory over Orlando City. Panamanian striker Mijahir Jiménez starred in one of the most memorable performances for a debutante in the history of New York Red Bulls by doubleting in his first match as a starter in the Major League Soccer. His performance not only prompted the team on the pitch, but also allowed him to establish a series of hist…
Orlando City vs. New York Red Bulls: Final Score 3-2 as Poor Start Sinks Lions
Orlando City was unable to maintain its torrid start out of the break as the Lions fell 3-2 on the road against the New York Red Bulls in a six-point match in the standings. The Lions (6-10-2, 20 points) were trying to catch up to New York (7-7-4, 25 pts), which is above them in the standings, at Sports Illustrated Stadium. With their win tonight, the Red Bulls are now unbeaten in their last seven against Orlando City. Mijahir Jimenez picked up …
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