Getty Gabriel Jesus looks to help Arsenal notch another friendly win in Orlando on Wednesday, July 20.
Orlando City FC takes on Arsenal in international friendly action on Wednesday, July 20, at Exploria Stadium.
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In the US, the match (7:30 p.m. ET start time) won’t be on TV anywhere, but you can watch a live stream of Orlando City vs Arsenal live on ESPN+ right here:
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Orlando City vs Arsenal Preview
Orlando City FC takes on Arsenal of the Premiere League in international friendly action on Wednesday. Arsenal has been a powerhouse in English soccer with 14 FA Cups, and 13 EFL and Premier League championships.
“This game is a unique opportunity for us to host one of Europe’s most recognized teams at Exploria Stadium,” Orlando City EVP of Soccer Operations and General Manager Luiz Muzzi said via OrlandoCitySC.com. “This is a great way for our players to get high-level gameplay and for our fans to see us match up with a very exciting Premier League opponent. We’re looking forward to it.”
Orlando City FC tied Atlanta United 1-1 on Sunday that last time out as Mauricio Pereyra scored the lone goal for Lions before Atlanta United tied the game. The Lions sit in fifth place of the MLS Eastern Conference standings at 8-7-6 overall.
“A great point for us,” Lions head coach Oscar Pareja said via the Orlando Sentinel. “Very proud of the work the players did on the field. Obviously there’s a lot of things that we would like to get better, but in this stage of the season, this amount of games, the point is very valuable for us against a rival that, especially in the second half, with the control they had and us not being able to keep the ball away from those attacking sides, I’m very proud of the players.”
Arsenal started exhibition play with a 2-0 win over Everton SC at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on Sunday. Gabriel Jesus and Bukayo Saka scored goals for the Gunners.
“They are test matches so we want to try different things and get the boys up to speed physically,” Arsenal head coach Mike Arteta said via Arsenal.com. “We’re starting to build the minutes ready for the league and at the same time compete against two good teams.”
“We need to get the right impression and the right understanding, and then we start to be better as a team. They’re very talented, but at every point, every game has to be won,” Arteta added.
“We’ve been watching [Orlando]; we watched the game they played last Saturday and the previous Saturday. The squad has evolved a lot in the last few years, and it is a beautiful stadium so it should make for a good match,” Arteta concluded.
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