Rain pouring, crowd roaring, and chaos from the first whistle at Audi Field. D.C. United came out swinging in a 4-4-2 and struck early through Hopkins in the 10th, but Orlando City SC answered with control and composure. The match flipped on its head in the second half—Justin Ellis leveled it, then Tyrese Spicer unleashed an absolute missile off the crossbar to give Orlando the edge. But D.C. didn’t blink. Gabriel Pec and Joseph Paintsil kept the pressure alive, and despite trailing late, United kept pushing with intent, finishing with 15 shots and relentless energy all night. Then the madness hit. Louis Munteanu ripped one from distance in the 84th to tie it, and just when it felt like it couldn’t get louder—it did. A corner in the 90th, Kye Rowles rises, header, GOAL. Absolute scenes. Nine minutes of stoppage time, soaked pitch, bodies flying—and D.C. locked it down. 3–2 final. Less possession, more impact. Five yellow cards, full aggression, and a crowd that carried every moment....