Less than two years in MLS, and Orlando City has established a reputation for not losing at home.
The Lions haven't lost at home since last July. They are unbeaten at Camping World Stadium this season with a 2-0-4 record and 12-5-9 since joining the league.
Orlando City (3-3-5, 14 points) broke free of a six-game winless streak by beating Montreal Saturday. The Lions want to carry the momentum into Wednesday's 7:30 p.m. match against visiting Philadelphia Union (5-3-3, 18 points).
The Union haven't lost in five games and are at the top of the Eastern Conference table, quite a change from last season when they dwelled at the bottom most of the year.