Orlando City SC is a professional soccer club based in Orlando, Florida, competing in Major League Soccer (MLS) as a member of the Eastern Conference. The team plays its home matches at the impressive Exploria Stadium in downtown Orlando. Founded in 2010, the club initially competed in the USL Pro league before being awarded an MLS expansion franchise, with their first MLS season taking place in 2015. The team's colors are purple, gold, and red, with the ownership group led by the Wilf family and the team currently coached by Oscar Pareja. The club's name and lion crest reflect the city's history and the strength of its community. After several seasons of building, Orlando City entered a new era of success under Pareja, culminating in a historic run to win the 2022 U.S. Open Cup, the club's first major trophy. The modern squad is built around dynamic talents like Uruguayan playmaker Facundo Torres and Peruvian striker Pedro Gallese in goal. The team's passionate supporter base, known as The Wall, creates an electrifying atmosphere at Exploria Stadium, making it one of the most formidable home venues in the league. Orlando City has firmly established itself as a consistent playoff contender and a cup-winning force in American soccer.