USA MLS Next Pro League 03/23 00:00 1 [8] Huntsville City v Orlando City SC II [4] W 4-5
USA MLS Next Pro League 03/16 19:00 1 [6] Atlanta United II v Orlando City SC II [6] W 2-3
USA MLS Next Pro League 10/01 21:30 611 [5] Columbus Crew II v Orlando City SC II [5] L 2-1
USA MLS Next Pro League 09/24 18:00 1 [5] Orlando City SC II v FC Cincinnati II [24] W 2-1
USA MLS Next Pro League 09/15 23:00 1 [12] Chicago Fire II v Orlando City II [5] W 4-5
USA MLS Next Pro League 09/07 22:00 1 [2] New England Revolution II v Orlando City SC II [5] L 4-3
USA MLS Next Pro League 09/03 23:00 1 [5] Orlando City SC II v Crown Legacy [1] L 3-6
USA MLS Next Pro League 08/27 23:00 1 [5] Orlando City II v Columbus Crew II [6] W 4-1
USA MLS Next Pro League 08/13 23:00 1 [18] New York City FC II v Orlando City SC II [5] W 3-4
USA MLS Next Pro League 08/09 22:00 1 [5] Orlando City SC II v New England Revolution II [3] L 4-5
USA MLS Next Pro League 08/05 22:00 1 [13] Inter Miami CF II v Orlando City SC II [5] L 6-4
USA MLS Next Pro League 07/31 23:00 1 [5] New York Red Bulls II v Orlando City SC II [4] L 2-1
USA MLS Next Pro League 07/23 23:00 1 [5] Orlando City SC II v Chicago Fire II [15] W 3-2
USA MLS Next Pro League 07/16 23:00 1 [5] Orlando City SC II v Atlanta United II [7] W 3-2
USA MLS Next Pro League 07/09 23:00 1 [20] Huntsville City v Orlando City SC II [5] L 6-2
USA MLS Next Pro League 07/02 23:00 1 [23] FC Cincinnati II v Orlando City SC II [5] W 3-5
USA MLS Next Pro League 06/28 23:00 1 [5] Orlando City SC II v Philadelphia Union II [10] L 0-3
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USA MLS Next Pro League 06/05 01:00 1 [13] Toronto FC II v Orlando City II [3] L DBFA
USA MLS Next Pro League 05/29 23:00 1 [5] Orlando City SC II v New York Red Bulls II [4] W 3-2
USA MLS Next Pro League 05/25 23:00 1 [9] Inter Miami CF II v Orlando City SC II [5] W 0-1
USA MLS Next Pro League 05/19 23:00 1 [4] Orlando City SC II v Atlanta United II [6] L 6-7
USA MLS Next Pro League 05/14 18:00 1 [6] Columbus Crew II v Orlando City SC II [3] L 4-0
USA MLS Next Pro League 05/05 23:30 1 [1] Crown Legacy v Orlando City SC II [2] L 3-2
USA MLS Next Pro League 04/30 22:00 1 [2] Orlando City SC II v Toronto FC II [13] W 3-2
USA MLS Next Pro League 04/23 23:00 1 [2] Orlando City SC II v New York City FC II [13] W 10-9
USA MLS Next Pro League 04/16 23:30 1 [11] Atlanta United II v Orlando City SC II [2] L 3-1
USA MLS Next Pro League 04/09 22:00 1 [2] Orlando City SC II v Inter Miami CF II [6] W 2-0
USA MLS Next Pro League 03/31 23:00 1 Orlando City II v Huntsville City W 2-1

Wikipedia - Orlando City B

Orlando City B (or OCB for short) is an American soccer club that began play in 2016 and currently plays in MLS Next Pro. Owned by Orlando City SC and based at the Orlando City training facility in Kissimmee, the club plays its home games at Osceola County Stadium.

The club played in multiple leagues, beginning with the United Soccer League, the second tier of the US soccer pyramid in 2016 and 2017, before electing to forgo the 2018 season and join the newly formed third division, USL League One, in its inaugural 2019 season. After another season on hiatus in 2021, the team became an inaugural member of MLS Next Pro.

History

United Soccer League

On June 30, 2015, Orlando City SC announced that they would operate a USL club starting in 2016 in the Central Florida area. The team would be their direct USL affiliate, and Orlando City and Louisville City (their USL affiliate club for 2015) had negotiated a "long-term formal partnership" to replace their affiliation arrangement.

Orlando City also announced that Anthony Pulis would coach the new team. Pulis was a player for Orlando City SC's USL club from 2011 to 2014 and is the son of Tony Pulis, manager of numerous English Premier League sides. On August 11, 2015, Arizona United announced that Rob Valentino would retire from playing to take the assistant coach role for Orlando's new USL team.

On October 15, 2015, the club was officially branded Orlando City B, with home games to be played in Melbourne at the Titan Soccer Complex on the campus of Eastern Florida State College. In addition, OCB announced its first ever player signings: defenders Mikey Ambrose and Kyle Callan-McFadden, and midfielder Tony Rocha.

On August 12, 2016, in a game against New York Red Bulls II, Orlando City B participated in the first competitive match in North America to employ Video Assistant Referee technology. They finished their debut season 8th in the Eastern Conference, the final qualifying spot for playoffs. They lost in the Conference Quarterfinal to New York Red Bulls II 4–0.

In November 2016 it was announced that OCB would be moving to the newly opened Orlando City Stadium in time for the 2017 season. The team finished the season in 9th place, two points short of the playoffs, but finished one place higher in the overall standings than their debut season.

On January 12, 2018, the organization declared its intention to forgo the 2018 season as they continued to assess their minor league participation, a move that had looked likely by this point with OCB only having one player under contract and lacking a manager following Anthony Pulis' departure for Saint Louis FC in November.

USL League One

In June 2018, the club announced it was to become a founding member of USL's new third-tier league, USL League One, scheduled to begin play in 2019. It was hoped the move would lead OCB to better act as an upward transitional stepping-stone between Orlando City's Development Academy and the senior MLS team. On October 3, 2018, Fernando De Argila was announced as head coach. He had previously been head coach and director of methodology at the Soccer Institute at Montverde Academy. After winning only three of the opening 19 games, De Argila was sacked in July 2019. Roberto Sibaja acted as interim head coach from the rest of the season as the team finished in last place.

In May 2019, the team announced plans to relocate OCB as part of a wider vision to house all of Orlando City's development pyramid at the same location for the first time, creating a 20-acre training complex at Osceola Heritage Park to house the senior MLS team, OCB and Development Academy. Orlando City B will play their matches at the new site starting in the 2020 season following the departure of minor league baseball team Florida Fire Frogs. Ahead of the season it was announced Orlando City Academy Director Marcelo Neveleff would be the team's new head coach.

In October 2020, the team announced it was withdrawing from USL1 at the end of the season with a possibility of an MLS reserve league launching in 2021.

MLS Next Pro

After spending the 2021 season on hiatus, the club announced on December 6, 2021, that it was joining the inaugural 21-team MLS Next Pro season starting in 2022.

Orlando City II is a professional soccer team based in Orlando, Florida. The team was founded in 2013 and competes in the USL League One, which is the third tier of the American soccer pyramid. The team is owned by Orlando City SC, which also owns the Major League Soccer (MLS) team Orlando City SC.

Orlando City II serves as a developmental team for Orlando City SC, providing young players with the opportunity to gain experience and develop their skills before potentially moving up to the MLS team. The team plays its home games at the Montverde Academy Soccer Complex, which has a capacity of 1,500 spectators.

The team's colors are purple and white, which are also the colors of Orlando City SC. The team's logo features a lion's head, which is a nod to the lion that is featured prominently in the Orlando City SC logo.

Orlando City II has had some success in its short history, reaching the playoffs in the USL League Two in 2016 and the USL League One in 2019. The team has also produced several players who have gone on to play for Orlando City SC, including Mason Stajduhar, Benji Michel, and Kamal Miller.