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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM ROSARIO CENTRAL V VELEZ SARSFIELD IN ARGENTINE PRIMERA DIVISION MATCH PLEASE NOTE: NO USE BEFORE 0530GMT STORY TO FOLLOW SHOWS: BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA (OCTOBER 11, 2025) (ARGENTINA FOOTBALL DISTRIBUTION, LLC – See restrictions) ROSARIO CENTRAL(YELLOW/BLUE JERSEYS) AT VELEZ SARSFIELD AT ESTADIO JOSE AMALFITANI 1. MATCH OFFICIALS AND PLAYERS WALKING ON FIELD 2. VARIOUS OF MOMENT OF SILENCE FOR RECENTLY DECEASED BOCA JUNIORS COACH MIGUEL ROSSO (DIED ON OCTOBER 8) BEFORE START OF MATCH 1ST HALF 3. REFEREE CHECKING WATCH AND BLOWING WHISTLE FOR OPENING KICKOFF 4. GOAL – CENTRAL'S AGUSTIN SANDEZ WITH CENTERING PASS THAT IS HEADED IN BY ALEJO VELIZ PAST VELEZ GOALKEEPER TOMAS MARCHIORI IN 17TH MINUTE. CENTRAL 1-0 VELEZ 5. REPLAYS OF SANDEZ CENTERING PASS TO VELIZ FOR GOAL 2ND HALF 6. GOAL – VELEZ'S MANUEL LANZINI WITH PERFECTLY PLACED FREE KICK PAST CENTRAL GOALKEEPER JORGE BROUN IN 51ST MINUTE. CENTRAL 1-1 VELEZ 7. REPLAYS OF LANZINI GOAL ON FREE KICK 8. IN STOPPAGE TIME, VELEZ'S ELIAS GOMEZ (#3) FOULS CENTRAL'S EMANUEL CORONEL (#32) JUST INSIDE PENALTY BOX 9. CORONEL DOWN ON GROUND AFTER FOUL 10. REPLAYS OF GOMEZ ARM HITTING CORONEL  11. AFTER VAR CHECK, REFEREE GIVING GOMEZ A YELLOW CARD AND AWARDS CENTRAL PENALTY KICK 12. PK GOAL – CENTRAL'S VICTOR MALCORRA SCORES PAST VELEZ GOALKEEPER MARCHIORI IN 90+7 STOPPAGE TIME. CENTRAL 2-1 VELEZ 13. REPLAYS OF MALCORRA PK GOAL 14. REFEREE BLOWS WHISTLE TO END MATCH, CENTRAL WIN 2-1 15. VARIOUS CENTRAL PLAYERS AFTER 2-1 WIN STORY: (Production: David Grip)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS VANCOUVER WHITECAPS AT ORLANDO CITY MLS MATCH COMPLETE SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW SHOWS: ORLANDO, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES (OCTOBER 11, 2025) (SOCCER UNITED MARKETING – Editorial use only. No more than two minutes use per match. Must on screen courtesy 'MLS on Apple'. No use after December 31, 2025. No monetisation. No resales. No sublicensing) STORY: Thomas Muller scored a late match-winner in the seventh minute of second-half stoppage time for the Vancouver Whitecaps, who defeated host Orlando City 2-1 on Saturday (October 11).  Muller's goal put the Whitecaps atop the Western Conference with one match to go. Vancouver, which is 5-0-3 in its past eight MLS matches and three points ahead of second-place San Diego FC, ends the regular season at home against FC Dallas on Oct. 18. Orlando saw a four-match unbeaten streak come to an end. The Lions, who finish the regular season at Toronto FC on Oct. 18, ended the night in seventh place in the East. Muller snapped a 1-1 tie with a stunning goal deep into second-half stoppage time, a left-footed strike from beyond the edge of the box that made its way past Orlando goalkeeper Pedro Gallese. The Germany legend has scored six goals in six MLS matches since his debut for the Whitecaps on Aug. 17. Muller's goal came after Nelson Pierre pulled the Whitecaps level in the 81st minute on an unusual sequence in front of the net. After Sebastian Berhalter's initial shot rang off the post, the ball eventually made its way to teammate Pierre, who found the back of the net to make it 1-1. It was Pierre's first MLS goal. Orlando scored its lone goal in the 24th minute. Dagur Dan Thorhallsson threaded a through ball ahead to Martin Ojeda, who crossed the ball to Duncan McGuire near the edge of the box. McGuire's header found the path of Thorhallsson, who surged forward and struck it past Whitecaps goalkeeper Yohei Takaoka. It was Thorhallson's third goal of the season. Orlando was forced to make a first-half substitution as Robin Jansson exited in the 18th minute with an apparent leg injury. McGuire, who came in for Jansson, was subbed off himself due to injury in the 86th minute. (Production: Suramya Kaushik)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS VANCOUVER WHITECAPS AT ORLANDO CITY MLS MATCH COMPLETE SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW SHOWS: ORLANDO, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES (OCTOBER 11, 2025) (SOCCER UNITED MARKETING – Editorial use only. No more than two minutes use per match. Must on screen courtesy 'MLS on Apple'. No use after December 31, 2025. No monetisation. No resales. No sublicensing) STORY: Thomas Muller scored a late match-winner in the seventh minute of second-half stoppage time for the Vancouver Whitecaps, who defeated host Orlando City 2-1 on Saturday (October 11).  Muller's goal put the Whitecaps atop the Western Conference with one match to go. Vancouver, which is 5-0-3 in its past eight MLS matches and three points ahead of second-place San Diego FC, ends the regular season at home against FC Dallas on Oct. 18. Orlando saw a four-match unbeaten streak come to an end. The Lions, who finish the regular season at Toronto FC on Oct. 18, ended the night in seventh place in the East. Muller snapped a 1-1 tie with a stunning goal deep into second-half stoppage time, a left-footed strike from beyond the edge of the box that made its way past Orlando goalkeeper Pedro Gallese. The Germany legend has scored six goals in six MLS matches since his debut for the Whitecaps on Aug. 17. Muller's goal came after Nelson Pierre pulled the Whitecaps level in the 81st minute on an unusual sequence in front of the net. After Sebastian Berhalter's initial shot rang off the post, the ball eventually made its way to teammate Pierre, who found the back of the net to make it 1-1. It was Pierre's first MLS goal. Orlando scored its lone goal in the 24th minute. Dagur Dan Thorhallsson threaded a through ball ahead to Martin Ojeda, who crossed the ball to Duncan McGuire near the edge of the box. McGuire's header found the path of Thorhallsson, who surged forward and struck it past Whitecaps goalkeeper Yohei Takaoka. It was Thorhallson's third goal of the season. Orlando was forced to make a first-half substitution as Robin Jansson exited in the 18th minute with an apparent leg injury. McGuire, who came in for Jansson, was subbed off himself due to injury in the 86th minute. (Production: Suramya Kaushik)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS VANCOUVER WHITECAPS AT ORLANDO CITY MLS MATCH SHOWS: ORLANDO, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES (OCTOBER 11, 2025) (SOCCER UNITED MARKETING – Editorial use only. No more than two minutes use per match. Must on screen courtesy 'MLS on Apple'. No use after December 31, 2025. No monetisation. No resales. No sublicensing) 1. OPENING KICKOFF FIRST HALF  2. GOAL – ORLANDO'S DUNCAN MCGUIRE WITH AN ASSIST TO DAGUR THORHALLSSON WHO SCORES WITH A RIGHT FOOTED SHOT FROM THE CENTRE OF THE BOX TO THE BOTTOM CORNER IN THE 24TH MINUTE. ORLANDO CITY 1-0 VANCOUVER WHITECAPS  3. VARIOUS OF THORHALLSSON CELEBRATING 4. VARIOUS REPLAYS OF THORHALLSSON'S GOAL 5. THORHALLSSON CELEBRATING  SECOND HALF 6. GOAL –  VANCOUVER'S NELSON PIERRE SCORES A GOAL FROM CLOSE RANGE TO THE BOTTOM CORNER IN THE 81ST MINUTE. ORLANDO CITY 1-1 VANCOUVER WHITECAPS  7. PIERRE RUNNING/RYAN GAULD CLOSE-UP/ PIERRE CLOSE-UP/ ORLANDO CITY GOALKEEPER PEDRO GALLESE CLOSE-UP 8. VARIOUS REPLAYS OF PIERRE'S GOAL AND HIS REACTION  9. GOAL – VANCOUVER'S RYAN GAULD ASSIST TO THOMAS MULLER WHO SCORES WITH A LEFT FOOTED SHOT FROM OUTSIDE THE BOX TO BOTTOM CORNER IN STOPPAGE TIME. ORLANDO CITY 1-2 VANCOUVER WHITECAPS  10. VARIOUS OF VANCOUVER WHITECAPS' PLAYERS CELEBRATING  11. VARIOUS REPLAYS OF MULLER'S GOAL  12. TEAMMATES PILED UP ON MULLER IN CELEBRATION  13. FINAL WHISTLE/ MULLER HUGGING SEBASTIAN BERHALTER  STORY: Thomas Muller scored a late match-winner in the seventh minute of second-half stoppage time for the Vancouver Whitecaps, who defeated host Orlando City 2-1 on Saturday (October 11).  Muller's goal put the Whitecaps atop the Western Conference with one match to go. Vancouver, which is 5-0-3 in its past eight MLS matches and three points ahead of second-place San Diego FC, ends the regular season at home against FC Dallas on Oct. 18. Orlando saw a four-match unbeaten streak come to an end. The Lions, who finish the regular season at Toronto FC on Oct. 18, ended the night in seventh place in the East. Muller snapped a 1-1 tie with a stunning goal deep into second-half stoppage time, a left-footed strike from beyond the edge of the box that made its way past Orlando goalkeeper Pedro Gallese. The Germany legend has scored six goals in six MLS matches since his debut for the Whitecaps on Aug. 17. Muller's goal came after Nelson Pierre pulled the Whitecaps level in the 81st minute on an unusual sequence in front of the net. After Sebastian Berhalter's initial shot rang off the post, the ball eventually made its way to teammate Pierre, who found the back of the net to make it 1-1. It was Pierre's first MLS goal. Orlando scored its lone goal in the 24th minute. Dagur Dan Thorhallsson threaded a through ball ahead to Martin Ojeda, who crossed the ball to Duncan McGuire near the edge of the box. McGuire's header found the path of Thorhallsson, who surged forward and struck it past Whitecaps goalkeeper Yohei Takaoka. It was Thorhallson's third goal of the season. Orlando was forced to make a first-half substitution as Robin Jansson exited in the 18th minute with an apparent leg injury. McGuire, who came in for Jansson, was subbed off himself due to injury in the 86th minute. (Production: Suramya Kaushik)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS VANCOUVER WHITECAPS AT ORLANDO CITY MLS MATCH COMPLETE SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW SHOWS: ORLANDO, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES (OCTOBER 11, 2025) (SOCCER UNITED MARKETING – Editorial use only. No more than two minutes use per match. Must on screen courtesy 'MLS on Apple'. No use after December 31, 2025. No monetisation. No resales. No sublicensing) STORY: Thomas Muller scored a late match-winner in the seventh minute of second-half stoppage time for the Vancouver Whitecaps, who defeated host Orlando City 2-1 on Saturday (October 11).  Muller's goal put the Whitecaps atop the Western Conference with one match to go. Vancouver, which is 5-0-3 in its past eight MLS matches and three points ahead of second-place San Diego FC, ends the regular season at home against FC Dallas on Oct. 18. Orlando saw a four-match unbeaten streak come to an end. The Lions, who finish the regular season at Toronto FC on Oct. 18, ended the night in seventh place in the East. Muller snapped a 1-1 tie with a stunning goal deep into second-half stoppage time, a left-footed strike from beyond the edge of the box that made its way past Orlando goalkeeper Pedro Gallese. The Germany legend has scored six goals in six MLS matches since his debut for the Whitecaps on Aug. 17. Muller's goal came after Nelson Pierre pulled the Whitecaps level in the 81st minute on an unusual sequence in front of the net. After Sebastian Berhalter's initial shot rang off the post, the ball eventually made its way to teammate Pierre, who found the back of the net to make it 1-1. It was Pierre's first MLS goal. Orlando scored its lone goal in the 24th minute. Dagur Dan Thorhallsson threaded a through ball ahead to Martin Ojeda, who crossed the ball to Duncan McGuire near the edge of the box. McGuire's header found the path of Thorhallsson, who surged forward and struck it past Whitecaps goalkeeper Yohei Takaoka. It was Thorhallson's third goal of the season. Orlando was forced to make a first-half substitution as Robin Jansson exited in the 18th minute with an apparent leg injury. McGuire, who came in for Jansson, was subbed off himself due to injury in the 86th minute. (Production: Suramya Kaushik)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS VANCOUVER WHITECAPS AT ORLANDO CITY MLS MATCH COMPLETE SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW SHOWS: ORLANDO, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES (OCTOBER 11, 2025) (SOCCER UNITED MARKETING – Editorial use only. No more than two minutes use per match. Must on screen courtesy 'MLS on Apple'. No use after December 31, 2025. No monetisation. No resales. No sublicensing) STORY: Thomas Muller scored a late match-winner in the seventh minute of second-half stoppage time for the Vancouver Whitecaps, who defeated host Orlando City 2-1 on Saturday (October 11).  Muller's goal put the Whitecaps atop the Western Conference with one match to go. Vancouver, which is 5-0-3 in its past eight MLS matches and three points ahead of second-place San Diego FC, ends the regular season at home against FC Dallas on Oct. 18. Orlando saw a four-match unbeaten streak come to an end. The Lions, who finish the regular season at Toronto FC on Oct. 18, ended the night in seventh place in the East. Muller snapped a 1-1 tie with a stunning goal deep into second-half stoppage time, a left-footed strike from beyond the edge of the box that made its way past Orlando goalkeeper Pedro Gallese. The Germany legend has scored six goals in six MLS matches since his debut for the Whitecaps on Aug. 17. Muller's goal came after Nelson Pierre pulled the Whitecaps level in the 81st minute on an unusual sequence in front of the net. After Sebastian Berhalter's initial shot rang off the post, the ball eventually made its way to teammate Pierre, who found the back of the net to make it 1-1. It was Pierre's first MLS goal. Orlando scored its lone goal in the 24th minute. Dagur Dan Thorhallsson threaded a through ball ahead to Martin Ojeda, who crossed the ball to Duncan McGuire near the edge of the box. McGuire's header found the path of Thorhallsson, who surged forward and struck it past Whitecaps goalkeeper Yohei Takaoka. It was Thorhallson's third goal of the season. Orlando was forced to make a first-half substitution as Robin Jansson exited in the 18th minute with an apparent leg injury. McGuire, who came in for Jansson, was subbed off himself due to injury in the 86th minute. (Production: Suramya Kaushik)

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