The report says Union were exposed early by balls played into the space behind their back line, with Ojeda repeatedly finding room on the break. That points to a structural issue as much as an individual one.
Conceding 4 on the road can happen in MLS. Conceding in so many different ways - in transition, from a turnover, and from a late cross - is what makes this result harder to explain away.
The report also says Union were without several regulars and had to reshuffle the side. That matters. A changed back line, a young goalkeeper, and players used in unfamiliar roles can leave a team vulnerable, especially away from home.
Still, injuries and rotation only cover part of the problem. Union reportedly created enough to stay alive and even looked more threatening after changes in the second half. Cavan Sullivan appears to have given them energy, while the attack found ways back into the game. The issue is that every recovery was followed by another lapse.
Most worrying is the broader trend. The report says Union ended the round with the league’s worst record, on just one win and six points. At that stage, narrow losses and entertaining comebacks stop feeling encouraging. They start feeling costly.
The next test is whether Union can tighten the basics before the slide deepens. The attack gave them a chance in Orlando; now the spotlight shifts to whether the defence can stop wasting it.