Mike Gramajo
Assignment Editor and Soccer Writer at WESH-TV (Orlando, FL)
Assignment Editor & Soccer Writer, @WESH | Covering Orlando City, Pride and all things American footy | 🇺🇸 🇬🇹
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1 week ago |
wesh.com | Mike Gramajo
Orlando City head coach Oscar Pareja will remain suspended for Saturday's game against the Chicago Fire following a denied appeal by the MLS Disciplinary Committee, the league announced on Friday. Pareja was issued a red card moments after Bartosz Slisz scored the 2-2 equalizing goal during last Wednesday's game against Atlanta United, which ended in a 3-2 defeat for the Lions. Replay from the Apple broadcast showed Pareja and Atlanta coach Ronny Deila being separated during a heated exchange.
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1 week ago |
wesh.com | Mike Gramajo
More than 100 undocumented immigrants were arrested at a major construction site in Tallahassee on Thursday, according to Homeland Security Investigations. The targeted enforcement operation saw migrants from Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Colombia, and Honduras taken in. The operation consisted of teams from Immigration Customs Enforcement, Florida Highway Patrol, the Florida Department of Investigation, the Drug Enforcement Agency, the Jacksonville FBI branch, and ATF.
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1 week ago |
wesh.com | Mike Gramajo
Saturday's play-in match to decide the final spot in next month's FIFA Club World Cup is nearing capacity, FIFA said in a news release earlier this week. Major League Soccer's Los Angeles FC is slated to take on Mexico's Club America at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles, and according to soccer's governing body, general public tickets are sold out for the game. DAZN will livestream the game for free, which is scheduled to kick off at 10:30 p.m. ET.
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1 week ago |
wesh.com | Mike Gramajo
Orlando City head coach Oscar Pareja sounded off frustrated at the officiating following Wednesday's 3-2 loss against Atlanta United in Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The Lions saw a 2-1 lead slip in the final 15 minutes following the sending off of Cesar Araujo, which then resulted into Atlanta equalizing late in the game, which was followed moments later by Pareja being sent off and Atlanta scoring the go-ahead goal in stoppage time.
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1 week ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Mike Gramajo
Share Share Orlando City head coach Oscar Pareja admitted following Saturday’s 1-0 win against Portland that his team may be starting to feel the effects of a heavy workload. Saturday’s game was the Lions’ sixth across all competitions during May. While Orlando walked away from Inter&Co Stadium with a win, Pareja noted the team’s low-energy performance in the second half was the result of ‘betting hard’ following last Wednesday’s to Nashville SC.
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RT @byMikeGramajo: It's become a common occurrence, but it's also a familiar one with David Brekalo playing at left back for #OrlandoCity m…
It's become a common occurrence, but it's also a familiar one with David Brekalo playing at left back for #OrlandoCity most recently. ✍️ From the training grounds ⬇️ https://t.co/i2Z9LhcXmr
Eduard Atuesta is back into fold training after missing last weekend’s game because of injury. Big week for #OrlandoCity — host Charlotte FC on Wednesday then travel to take on Inter Miami on Sunday. https://t.co/2mn4MadaWR
