This one is squarely on FC Cincinnati's Luca Orellano, whose back pass to his goalkeeper wasn't hit nearly well enough. He played Orlando in on a helpless Roman Celentano in a two-versus-one situation that ended with Ramiro Enrique's second goal of the night.

While Cincinnati have suffered a drop-off in form in the season run-in, Orlando have picked up five wins from their last six matches and will head into the weekend with sky-high confidence. However, Cincinnati's home advantage gives them a slight upper hand and we predict they will frustrate the visitors to a share of the spoils.

Orlando City (15-11-7) can clinch homefield advantage in the first round of the MLS playoffs if New York City does not beat Nashville on Sunday. The Lions have scored 58 goals, surpassing their

Ramiro Enrique scored a brace and had an assist, and visiting Orlando City punished FC Cincinnati for multiple mistakes in a 3-1 victory on Saturday night.