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Orlando City B (7-3-3, 11 points) lost home for the first time this season and fell 4-2 against New York Red Bulls II (6-4-1, 13 points) in the Osceola County Stadium in Kissimmee. The visitors were by far the better team in the first half. Tanner Rosborough gave them the lead in the 19th minute and Aiden Jarvis made the deficit in the 39th minute in half in the 23rd minute with 2-0. Justin Ellis and Ibrahim Kasule exchanged goals in the second half, which led to the 4-2 end result.

OCB head coach Manuel Goldberg made four changes to the team on April 15, which lost 3-2 against Inter Miami II in Bradenton. Several players entered the starting line-up again after missing the Miami game because they won the Adidas Cup generation with the U-18 team from Orlando City. Javier Otero, Jackson Platts, Colin Guske, Gustavo Caraballo and Ellis started this game instead of Carlos Mercado, Noham Abdellaoui, Hayden Sargis, Juan Quevedo and Dyson Clapier.

The back line in front of Otero in the goal was Tahir Reid-Brown, Platts, Thomas Williams and Zakaria Taifi. Riyon Tori and Guske were the defensive midfielder behind Caraballo, Solis and Shak Mohammed with Ellis above.

OCB did the first half to fail in this game. Red Bulls II dominated the first 45 minutes from the start and created chance after chance, while the Young Lions had to deal with the high press of the visitors. OCB came back into play with Ellis' goal and had several good chances to compensate for, but in the end it failed a third. In the meantime, the penalty of the dumplings in the second half brought the game away.

The first decent chance of the game came in the third minute when Caraballo took possession of it and quickly gave it up in his own third of the field. Red Bulls II worked out the ball to the left, where Matthew Dos Santos sent a low cross into the box. Several teammates did runs, but the young Lions were able to clarify it.

In the eighth minute, Steven Serwadda sent a low flank into the box from the right. Taifi and Williams were sucked into the ball and left Rafael Mosquera alone. Fortunately, Otero came from his line to grab the ball before reaching Mosquera.

In the 12th minute, a Mohammed pass was intercepted by Red Bulls II. Mosquera hit Platts to the final line and sent a dangerous low cross into the six-yard box. He had a few teammates that did Runs, but it was cleared away and the young lions almost avoided the first goal of the game.

OCB finally got his first chance in the 13th minute when Mohammed made a long term before shooting inside and from outside the box. However, he was unable to overcome the ball and sent it well over the goal.

The visitors took over a deserved lead in the 19th minute. Kasule received a ball near the top of the box and found that Rosborough was going to run. The midfielder played his passport between Reid-Brown and Williams and put Rosborough in the goal. The attacker slipped past Otero to give Red Bulls II a 1-0 lead.

It didn't take long for New York to beat again and doubled his lead in the 23rd minute. Jarvis received a short pass back and shot from a large reach. Otero seemed to cover the shot, but it took a distraction on the way to the goal, changed the way and passed the OCB goalkeeper to achieve it with 2-0.

In the 24th minute, Red Bulls II had almost a chance for a third when the collar tried to play through Mosquera. It looked like Mosquera had a step on Reid-Brown, but the left back could climb the inside of the attacker and lead it to Otero.

In the 25th minute, Caraballo played a ball over the top for Ellis. The striker checked it well, but a high jump gave the defenders time to come back. Ellis did not get a shot and Red Bulls II released the danger without force the goalkeeper Aidan Stokes to move.

Ellis played Taifi in the middle of the field and the top of the New York box in the 38th minute, but the right back was pulled down by DOS Santos, which led to a yellow card for Redfield from Red Bulls II.

Solis and Taifi stood over the ball, and Solis took the set piece. The midfielder went to the goal and sent the shot beyond the outstretched dive from Stokes to reduce the deficit to 2-1.

The young Lions continued to squeeze before half -time, but it was the visitors who scored the goal. Benedetti made a shot from outside the plate, which was blocked by Williams. Unfortunately, the ball returned directly to Benedetti, who drove past Platts and sent a low, hard shot past Otero to give his team a 3-1 lead.

The last chance of half came in the sixth minute of stoppage time when Brooklyn Schwarz shot out of the upper corner of the OCB box. It sailed well and wide at the finish line and the half ended with Red Bulls II. 3: 1.

It was a dominant half of the visitors. During the break, Red Bulls II had more property (54.2%-45.8%), shots (10-2), shots on the destination (4-1), Crosses (2-0) and corner strips (3-0). The only advantage that OCB had was the accuracy (85.1%-84.7%), but most of them were in non-threatening areas.

Red Bulls II has increased almost the second half for the best possible start. In the first minute, Rosborough sent Mosquera behind the OCB backline. When he entered the box, Mosquera dribbled the ball off the heel. However, he created enough space for a shot and sent an attempt to the outside of the network.

The young Lions reacted quickly at the other end and made their first chance of the second half. Ellis made a good run into the box on the left and found Taifi on the other side. The first touch of the right back was a shot that went far.

A curly ball in the box in the 49th minute was knocked down by dumplings, which turned a run into a long post. The midfielder received a shot in the six, but Williams was there to block him.

Ellis played a wonderful ball forward for Mohammed in the 52nd minute. The striker was in the goal when Stokes rose from his line. He tried to send the goalkeeper to send a low, but Stokes made it good to bring his foot to the ball and keep the game 3-1.

It looked like Red Bulls II was doing four seconds later when Benedetti played the ball for Rosborough, who bumped behind Reid-Brown. Otero came up with the attacker, but it went back to him. Rosborough made another shot and this was blocked by Platts on the line. This time the ball went to Mosquera, who sent his shot out of the crossbar. Somehow OCB could escape without giving up a goal.

OCB scored a goal in the 61st minute when Stokes got a pass back. Taifi put pressure on the goalkeeper, which led to an giveaway for Ellis without a defender. It was a simple finish of Ellis to put it around Stokes and make it a 3-2 game.

In the 65th minute, Juan Gutierrez and Taifi collided on a 50-50 headball. The referee showed Gutierrez a yellow for the foul near the top of the New York box when both players stayed below. When they got up, OCB had a great chance from a similar distance in which Solis earned in the game earlier.

Solis' Set piece was in the wall, but the ball went directly to Mohammed. The striker sent a second attempt to the corner and hit the post.

A minute later, Ellis found that Platts ran a race into the box and behind the Bulls II behind. The center of the middle was given a shot, but Stokes made it good to get out and to block the attempt out of the game.

The following set of Caraballo was observed by Platts to the post, where Williams was all alone. Everything in the middle had to do it to type the equalizer, but somehow he managed not to get enough contact with the ball, and the young Lions remained a goal.

OCB had an almost catastrophic misunderstandings in the 72nd minute when Mohammed took possession of the ball near the top of the OCB box. He played it between Williams, Platts and Otero, with all three think that one of the others would take it. In the meantime, an attacker ran in to score a goal, but Platt's cleared it away.

In the 74th minute, Benedetti Kasule played near the top of the OCB box, and the midfielder sent his defender well and sent Benedetti forward. The attacker was put under pressure by Reid-Brown, which caused the shot to be wide and wide from the post.

Williams was beaten by Andy Rojas in the 80th minute and gave Red Bulls II a chance in the OCB third. Before the offset could be taken, OCB made two changes. Clapier and Dylan Judelson came for Caraballo and Guske. Benedetti scored a goal on the following free kick and sent the attempt out of the finish.

Red Bulls II had a chance in the 89th minute when Kasule received a pass near the top of the six-yard box. He tried to turn and score a goal, but Clapier cleared it before Kasule could bring his foot to the ball.

Rojas divided a few defenders in the 90th minute and made his way into the box. Nobody else closed it, so that the replacement scored a shot on the goal in the second half. However, he was unable to overcome the ball and sent it to the finish high and wide.

Red Bulls II put the game in added time when Platts committed a foul in the box. Williams had the chance to clear the ball, but Kasule typed him back around the middle before playing Rojas on the other side. Platts was beaten and stumbled Rojas when he got into the goal. Referee Alexandra Biller immediately pointed out the spot and gave visitors a punishment.

Kasule appeared to take the spot kick and sent Otero the wrong way to expand the lead and put the game away.

When the game entered the eight minutes of stoppage time, Williams sent a long ball into the box for Clapier. The ball was behind the replacement that tried to turn and try a bicycle kick. He got in touch with the ball, but sent him wide. That was the last chance for every team because the young Lions fell 4: 2.

Full-time, Red Bulls II had more shots (21-13), shots on the destination (8-4) and crosses (4-3). The OCB had better accuracy (85.8%-82.8%) and both teams ended the game with four corner.

“I think it was clear,” said Goldberg about the game. “We speculated the first half and then had to push the second half with a negative result and all the stuff.”

The team was on the hind foot most of the first half, but was much better in the second. After the Young Lions had crossed 10: 2 in the first 45 minutes, they agreed with 11 shots in the second game period.

“We expected that,” said Goldberg about the attack of the second half of his team. “But since the beginning. Not in the second half.”

The loss is the first OCB in Oscola County Stadium this season after giving it 2-0: 1 in the first three home games. Since the young Lions had won the penalty shot against Atlanta on March 16, they had won eight possible nine points at home before today's game.

The loss drops the young lions in fifth place in the Eastern Conference. They are just two points behind Red Bulls II, Huntsville City FC and New England Revolution II for second place, but played another game.

It will be a short week for the young lions when they take to the streets next weekend with the first team. You will compete against Chicago Fire FC II on Friday evening at the Seatgeek Stadium in Bridgeview, IL, against Chicago Fire FC II.

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