Son Heung-Min delivered on bobblehead night and LAFC made a statement in their first home game back from the World Cup break, rolling past Real Salt Lake 3-1 at BMO Stadium. Three wins on the bounce and LAFC are hitting their stride.

On July 17th 2026, Dignity Sports Health Complex held the first match between the Los Angeles rivals which ended in favor of the traveling squad. LAFC fans were secured in a small corner of the stadium but made their voices heard when their team ultimately took the 3-0 lead. It was a well contested match for the Galaxy but they could not find any responses to the strong attacks from players like Son Heung-min and Denis Bounga who found the back of the net that night. Mark Del

Mexico and Australia met at the iconic Rose Bowl in a final warm-up before the World Cup, with a huge crowd turning out for the international showcase. From the start, Mexico looked sharper and more comfortable, moving the ball well and pinning Australia back into their own half. The breakthrough came in the first half from a set piece. Mexico delivered a dangerous corner into the box, and defender Johan Vásquez rose above everyone to head home the only goal of the match. It

Game 150 for Timothy Tillman. He made it count. LAFC ground out a 1–0 win over the Seattle Sounders on Sunday night at BMO Stadium, with Tillman's 86th minute strike — his first league goal in over two years — sending the Black & Gold into the World Cup break on a high note and snapping a three-game MLS losing streak in the process. The first half belonged to LAFC on paper. Twelve shot attempts to Seattle's four told the story of a side that controlled large stretches but cou

LA Galaxy came into their home matchup against Houston looking to grab three important points and build momentum in a tight Western Conference race. From the start, they controlled stretches of the game and pushed forward with confidence, trying to break down a disciplined Dynamo side that was comfortable sitting back and hitting on the counter. The Galaxy finally broke through in the first half when Joseph Paintsil finished a well-worked move in the box to give LA a 1–0 lead

Heads shake with confusion as the Houston Dynamo stun LAFC at home. At first it seemed as though LAFC was hungry to take the lead early with three different chances in the back but Houston quickly took a hold of wheel with a screamer from Mc Glynn to the top left corner. Then again in the 34th Guilherme scored on a free kick that deflected off an LAFC defender and past Hugo Lloris. To close the half LAFC responded with a goal of their own by Nathan Ordaz in a play set up by S

Angel City and San Diego met in another chapter of their Southern California rivalry, with both teams looking to gain ground in the NWSL standings. The match was competitive from the start, with neither side able to find a breakthrough in the first half despite a few promising chances. San Diego opened the scoring early in the second half when Dudinha made a strong run into the box and finished her chance to give the Wave a 1–0 lead. Angel City didn't stay behind for long. Af

LAFC hosted Toluca at BMO Stadium in a tense, high-stakes semifinal where neither team wanted to make the first mistake. The opening half was cautious and tight, with both sides feeling each other out and chances staying limited. LAFC had moments through players like Son Heung-min, but Toluca’s defense and goalkeeper kept things level going into halftime. The game finally opened up after the break. LAFC broke through first when Timothy Tillman finished a strong attacking move

LAFC returned to BMO Stadium for a big international night against Cruz Azul, with the atmosphere feeling more like a playoff match than a regular fixture. From the opening minutes, LAFC tried to play on the front foot, using quick passing and wide attacks to stretch the Mexican side’s defense. The breakthrough came in the first half when Denis Bouanga finished a sharp attacking move inside the box, giving LAFC a 1–0 lead and energizing the home crowd. Cruz Azul didn’t panic,

It was even. It was tight. And then, in the blink of an eye, it wasn't. A competitive, back-and-forth first half gave way to a second-half collapse as the San Jose Earthquakes tore through LAFC 4–1 at BMO Stadium on Saturday evening, handing the Black & Gold their most brutal home defeat of the 2026 MLS season. Three goals in five second-half minutes. LAFC didn't just lose — the wheels came off. The first half told a very different story. Both sides traded chances in an evenl

Inter Miami traveled to Colorado at a strange moment in their season. The team had just gone through a coaching change, and they were facing the Rapids in front of a huge crowd of more than 75,000 fans in Denver. Miami got off to a great start when Lionel Messi scored from the penalty spot, and just before halftime Germán Berterame headed in a second goal to give Miami a 2–0 lead. The score made it look like Miami was in control, but Colorado had been creating chances and was

LAFC opened their 2026 MLS home slate with a 1–0 win over FC Dallas at BMO Stadium. David Martínez's curling strike in the 55th minute was the difference on a night the Black & Gold faithful had been waiting for.

MLS soccer kicked off its home opener with a historic match at a historic venue. Los Angeles FC gave Messi a frustrasting night while putting three goals past the Miami side. With the second highest MLS attendence record, the historic Los Angeles Memorial Colesium gave way to more than 75,000 fans to see the epic match up between both sides.

A Wednesday night at Dignity Health Sports Park had all the makings of a classic — two champions from opposite sides of the border and 90 minutes of end-to-end drama. For LA Galaxy, it was nearly the perfect night. For Toluca FC, it became one for the history books.

Sunday night at BMO Stadium was all about celebrating Noche de Carlos Vela. The crowd brought the energy, and Denis Bouanga made sure it lasted, firing a hat trick to lead LAFC to a 4–1 win over Real Salt Lake.

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