The report's timeline begins with Gustav Berggren having an effort ruled out for offside in the 5th minute. It says Jimenez opened the scoring in the 23rd minute after Berggren squared across goal. Forsberg then doubled the lead two minutes before half-time, finishing a pass from Cowell. The report says New York led 12-6 in shots and 4-0 in attempts on target at the interval.
After the break, the report says Spicer headed in Braian Ojeda's corner delivery in the 52nd minute. Jimenez restored the two-goal margin in the 60th minute, and Orlando answered three minutes later when Griffin Dorsey converted Antoine Griezmann's pass. The account says Spicer provided the secondary assist on Dorsey's goal, while Horvath twice denied him late, including in stoppage time.
Those events shaped the match highlights and a tense finish. The reported stats also credit Orlando goalkeeper Maxime Crepeau with four saves. In this summary, New York's two-goal cushion proved just enough to secure the result.