Orlando City, New England Revolution Draw 3-3 with Ojeda Hat Trick

Orlando City SC and New England Revolution played an exhilarating 3-3 draw at Inter&Co Stadium, highlighted by Martín Ojeda's historic hat trick, which marked the first regular-season hat trick in Orlando City history and propelled him past 50 career goals. Ojeda's goals included two in the first half and a penalty in the second half, demonstrating his skill and composure, while New England fought back with goals from Alhassan Yusuf, Matt Polster, and a late penalty converted by Carles Gil to secure the draw. The match ended Orlando City's club-record 653-minute shutout streak and extended their unbeaten run to 10 games across all competitions. New England entered the match on an impressive four-game winning streak without conceding, making the 3-3 draw a testament to both teams' resilience and attacking prowess. Additionally, rookie Joran Gerbet contributed by assisting on Ojeda's second goal, marking an important milestone in his young career. Despite the thrilling performance, Ojeda expressed mixed emotions, happy for his personal achievement but disappointed the team did not secure a victory.