After months of struggling to score goals, Orlando City seems to have found its footing.
The Lions earned five goals in the last two matches, more than any other two-game stretch this season. There’s still issues to work out — they also allowed four goals in those games — but something seems to finally be clicking in the attack.
Is it because Cyle Larin and Dom Dwyer are beginning to understand each other better on the field? Does Giles Barnes’ presence in the No. 10 spot make a difference? Are players extra motivated to prove they can be better than their playoff-less, ninth-place standing in the Eastern Conference?