📊 Ojeda sets new Orlando record with first-half hit against Montréal
A classy free-kick strike from the Argentine post-marked his effort into the bottom corner to put the Lions into an expected lead against the bottom-dwelling L'Impact, moving him to ten goals across the 2025 MLS season.
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With that, Ojeda now becomes the proud owner of a new record for Orlando, becoming the first player in club history to reach at least 20 goals and 30 assists.
With questions surrounding the midfield ace swirling earlier in the season, Ojeda's form and influence for Orlando remain unquestioned as the club pushes to secure an MLS playoff spot.
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