Orlando Head Coach Jason Kreis is one of just eight coaches in league history with over 100 career wins. He has the most wins of any current coach in MLS.

Orlando is winless in the month of May, with three losses and two draws. The Lions have been outscored 12-4 in that stretch.

Minnesota has scored multiple goals in six of its 12 matches.

Christian Ramirez and Cyle Larin are tied for fifth in MLS with seven goals this season.

Larin and Ibson are among the most fouled players in the league, drawing 29 and 27 fouls respectively this season.

30% of Kaka’s shots have been goals.

Kevin Molino is tied for the second-most penalty kick goals in the league with two. Houston’s Erick Torres leads MLS with five.

Molino had 11 goals and 9 assists when he played for Orlando.

Abu Danladi has 0.54 assists per 90 minutes played, putting him seventh in league rankings.

Bobby Shuttleworth is tied for 9th most saves in the league with 30.

Shuttleworth has a 1-1-3 career record against Orlando.

Minnesota has played the same Starting XI in the last three matches.

The Loons have won the possession battle in their last two matches.

All but two of Minnesota’s goals have been scored inside the penalty area. 

Orlando is 17th in MLS in goals for average (1.17 goals per match) and 8th in goals against average (1.42). Minnesota is 11th in goals for average (1.50) and 22nd in goals against average (2.50).

Minnesota has scored 12 of its 18 goals between the 46th and 75th minute.

Orlando is most vulnerable in the final half-hour of a match, having conceded eight of its 17 goals against in that time frame.

The Lions have the third-fewest road goals in MLS (4).

Minnesota leads the league with 13 second half goals.

The Loons are perfect when scoring first, with a 2-0-0 record. Orlando has not won when conceding first, going 0-4-1.

Orlando has been very good in close matches, boasting a 5-1-0 record in one-goal matches this year.