Orlando City did most of the things a visiting team wants to do at Bank of America Stadium on Saturday. It held 55.6 percent of the ball, took 15 shots and put eight on target. It lost 4-0, because Kristijan Kahlina saved all eight.

The win lifted Charlotte FC to 15 wins, eight draws and 10 losses, per the ESPN match page. Orlando is 12-7-14 on 43 points and, per Field Level Media, still has not clinched a playoff place with one match left.

Kristijan Kahlina's Eight Saves on 44 Percent Possession

Charlotte had 44.4 percent of possession and completed 341 of 401 passes to Orlando's 435 of 505, per ESPN's match stats. It took 16 shots and put six on goal. The difference was the two goalkeepers: Kahlina made eight saves, Maxime Crépeau two. Charlotte had clinched its playoff spot on Wednesday with a 4-0 win over Montreal, so this was back-to-back 4-0 shutouts.

Center back Henry Kessler led the match with 56 accurate passes and scored. Morrison Agyemang made 12 defensive interventions. Martín Ojeda led Orlando with six shots.

Saint-Maximin: A Goal, a Saved Penalty and a Red Card

Allan Saint-Maximin had the strangest night on the field. He took four shots and scored, had a penalty saved, and then was sent off in the 89th minute, per beIN Sports. Abdoulaye Doucouré scored in the 84th minute and Rodolfo Aloko also scored. Charlotte led 1-0 at halftime and scored three times after the break.

Decision Day is Saturday, Nov. 7. Charlotte finishes the regular season against Inter Miami, and Saint-Maximin's suspension would keep him out of it if it stays at one match. Orlando hosts New England needing a result to settle its playoff fate. The BallerTube MLS page follows the race.