Orlando City fan groups suspended after arrests

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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Orlando’s incoming Major League Soccer team is suspending four fans from its games until legal proceedings are settled following their arrests during a recent game in St. Petersburg.

Orlando City Soccer Club founder president Phil Rawlins announced the sanctions in an open letter posted on the team’s website Wednesday. The action comes after Orlando fans were arrested following an incident during the Lions’ game with the Tampa Bay Rowdies in St. Petersburg last Sunday.

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