2nd annual battle of the badges
Get ready for the second annual Battle of the Badges soccer match! On Saturday, September 12, the Orlando Fire Department will face off against the Orlando Police Department at Inter&Co Stadium. Hosted by the Orlando City Soccer Club, this highly anticipated rivalry game kicks off immediately following Orlando City’s match against Toronto FC. Ahead of the big game, Lieutenant Oliver Harper joins Good Day Orlando to break down the odds for the matchup, as the Orlando Fire Department hopes to take home the trophy and win again this year. Event Details at a Glance: What: 2nd Annual Battle of the Badges (OFD vs. OPD) When: Saturday, September 12 (immediately following the Orlando City vs. Toronto FC match) Where: Inter&Co Stadium Host: Orlando City Soccer Club
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