Orlando City SC Unveils 2025 Regular-Season Schedule
December 20, 2024 - 04:24
Orlando City SC is excited to announce the schedule for its 2025 regular season, marking the team's 11th season in Major League Soccer. The season is set to kick off at home on February 22, when the Lions will face off against the Philadelphia Union. Fans are eager to see how the team will build on previous seasons and aim for a strong start in front of their home crowd.
Throughout the season, Orlando City will compete in a series of thrilling matches, showcasing both new talent and seasoned veterans. The schedule includes various home and away games against formidable opponents, promising an action-packed season filled with excitement and competitive spirit.
The club is committed to enhancing the fan experience, with plans for engaging events and activities on match days. As the team prepares for the upcoming season, supporters are encouraged to mark their calendars and show their unwavering support as the Lions strive for success in 2025.
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