Orlando City B (5-6-6, 21 points) came out strong and dominated the match possession-wise, but Pittsburgh (5-7-5, 20 points) did not break, and the young Lions and Riverhounds played to a goalless draw in front of 1,042 fans at Orlando City Stadium. The draw gives OCB a record of 1-0-1 against the Riverhounds this season and it was the first time in the series that the home team didn’t lose.
“I thought we played some really, really good football tonight,” OCB Head Coach Anthony Pulis said. “We moved the ball well through the lines, created numerous chances.