Everyone remembers the Portland game. Kaká made his season debut. Orlando City scored four goals and trounced the reigning MLS champions in front of more than 30,000 people.
Lions coach Adrian Heath wants that back. He wants that momentum. He wants that intensity the team had when it was unbeaten, before it was stolen by Philadelphia with an offside goal in the final minutes last week.
And he wants it against the New England Revolution at 3:30 p.m. Sunday afternoon at the Citrus Bowl.
The Revolution (1-1-4, seven points) always have been a challenge for Orlando City (2-1-2, eight points).