Orlando City B

What to watch for as Orlando City B host Chicago Fire FC II

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Just Getting Started

Orlando City SC forward Harvey Sarajian made his professional debut Monday, earning the start for Orlando City B in its MLS NEXT Pro match against Huntsville City FC. The Naples, Florida, native made an immediate impact, scoring his first professional goal in the third minute of first‑half stoppage time. Sarajian, a forward selected fifth overall by the Lions in the 2026 MLS SuperDraft, joined the club after a standout collegiate career at Wake Forest University. His debut performance marked a strong first step in his professional career as he continues his transition from NCAA competition to the pro level.

Back in the Flow

Orlando City SC goalkeeper Javier Otero returned to action Monday, going the full 90 minutes for Orlando City B in its MLS NEXT Pro match against Huntsville City FC. The Cumaná, Venezuela, native recorded four saves, highlighted by a penalty‑kick stop on Huntsville’s Malachi Molina in the 58th minute.

Triple Threat

The Lions will return to Osceola Heritage Park on Sunday evening to face Chicago Fire FC II. Orlando City B holds a perfect 3-0-0 all‑time record against Fire II at Osceola County Stadium and will look to extend that streak while seeking its first win of the 2026 MLS NEXT Pro campaign. Sunday’s matchup offers OCB an opportunity to build early‑season momentum and maintain its home dominance over Chicago’s developmental side.

Caraballo Connection

First Team Homegrown midfielder Gustavo Caraballo opened the 2026 season in the same form he showed at the end of the 2025 campaign. Caraballo logged 70 minutes for Orlando City B on Monday night, recording three shots, taking two corner kicks and delivering a key pass that set up Harvey Sarajian’s debut goal. The assist was Caraballo’s first of the season and the fourth of his career with the MLS NEXT Pro side, continuing his steady contributions in the OCB midfield.