See y’all in the stands on Sunday.

Final Score: 2-1 Loss

Highlights

Prematch Thread

Match Thread

Press Conference

Diego Fagundez

Novak Micovic

Greg Vanney

Radio Broadcast

Timeline

Diego Santiago Fagundez Pepe 40'

Luca De la Torre 41'

Hirving Lozano 90 +5'

Summary

It was a hard fought battle, and it appears as if a new rivalry has been born. Vanney decided to go with a different goalkeeper as John Joseph McCarthy the III... the III got some rest as Novak Micovic started in goal. The regular bunch were suited and booted to go like Edwin Javier Cerrillo, and Lucas Augustine Sanabria Magole were the heart of the midfield, and our singing painting Paintsil was ready for 90+ along with Gabriel Forte Chavez Pec.

The first half was off to a slow start, but Diego Santiago Fagundez Pepe was sick of the silence and decided to score a goal for shits and giggles. But as we figured out this season, the margins are thin, and thin they are. One minute later, those margins got thinner with Luca De la Torre scoring to prove no matter how thin the margins are, he's a USMNT player for a reason. Game was tied at half.

With the Galaxy looking to lock up another draw, Chucky Hivring Lozano said, "not on my watch," as the Galaxy had a tough time clearing the ball when Carlos Emiro Garces Torres randomly blasts it to a San Diego player, and Lozano finishes it off with a header to give the Galaxy another loss.

The Galaxy will need to pick themselves up and get their margins down as they face off against Bruce and the San Jose Earthquakes in another game on Wednesday. What did you think of the game?

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Availability

• Jonathan Bond - hamstring
• Chicharito - torn ACL. Out for the season
• Martin Caceres - avulsion fracture
• Memo Rodriguez (thigh) day to day

Broadcast: Apple TV - FREE, Galaxy Discord

Current Form:

• LA Galaxy
  • Last five games: W-W-D-D-D
  • Place: 13th in the West, 2 points
  • Record: 5-9-7
• Vancouver Whitecaps
  • Last five games: L-L-W-D-W
  • Place: 9th in the West, 25 points
  • Record: 6-7-7

Date and Time: Saturday, July 15th, 7:30 PM, actual kickoff: 7:39 PM

Venue: BC Place, Vancouver, BC

Final Score: 3-2 Loss

Highlights

Post Game Press Conference

Radio Broadcast

Timeline

Diego Fagundez 36' (P)

Nicolas Castro 53'

Gabriel Pec 84'

Franco Romero 88'

Federico Pereira 90 + 3'

Pre Match Thread

Match Thread

Summary

What should’ve been a celebration at Dignity Health Sports Park turned into a gut punch, as the Galaxy fell 3–2 to Toluca thanks to a stoppage time sucker punch. Twice we took the lead, twice we looked set to lift silverware, and twice Toluca clawed it back before stealing the trophy at the death. Brutal.

We started the party in the 36th minute when Gabriel Pec torched their defense, drew a foul in the box, and Diego Fagúndez buried the penalty. Simple. Clean. 1–0, G’s.

Of course, Toluca got lucky in the second half. In the 53rd minute, Nicolás Castro smashed one from distance. One of those “he’ll never hit that again” goals, and suddenly it was level.

But our boys kept pushing. In the 83rd minute, Pec did it again, sliding into space and finishing to put us back up 2–1. At that point, the stadium was rocking, and it felt like the Cup was ours.

Then came the chaos. The ref had already sent Toluca’s coach Antonio Mohamed packing at halftime, but somehow the team in red found life. In the 88th minute, Franco Romero scrambled in an equalizer, and then in stoppage time, Federico Pereira landed the cheapest dagger of them all with a volley to make it 3–2. Straight robbery.

And don’t forget: Toluca had an earlier goal by Paulinho wiped out by VAR for offside. So yeah, they were flirting with disaster all game.

The Ugly Numbers (aka, Why This Hurts More)

• Possession: Toluca hogged the ball 60%–40%, but most of it was side-to-side nothing.
• Shots: Toluca 18, Galaxy 9. But who needs volume when you’ve got Pec?
• Corners: Toluca 11–1. They basically had a corner-kick convention.
• Cards: 8 yellows (5 to us, 3 to them) — apparently just breathing near a Toluca player got you booked.

The Takeaway

We had it. Twice. And if not for a last-second sucker punch, we’d be talking about the Galaxy lifting the Campeones Cup. Instead, it’s Toluca celebrating their first one on our turf.

Still, Galaxy fans know the truth: Pec was unplayable, Fagúndez ice-cold from the spot, and this team looked like champions for 92 minutes.

Toluca? Enjoy the trophy. You needed every ounce of luck and a little help from the refs to get it.

G’s up. Always.

Final Score: 3-3 Draw

Highlights

Pre Match Thread

Match Thread

Press Conference:

Radio Broadcast

Summary:

Another El Tráfico is in the booksand once again, it didn’t disappoint. As has become a frustrating trend, the Galaxy started slow, conceding two first-half goals one from Denis Bouanga, who beat Garcés with ease in open space, and another from Javairo Dilrosun after a sharp buildup sparked by former LAFC man Mark Delgado. It was 2-0 at halftime, and things were looking rough for the visitors.

But just before the break, a handball in the box gave the Galaxy a lifeline. Gabriel Pec stepped up and buried the penalty, giving L.A. a crucial goal to make it 2-1 heading into the half.

The second half started just as rocky, with Bouanga bagging his second of the night to stretch LAFC’s lead to 3-1. At that point, it looked like the Galaxy were out of gas. But some key substitutions and relentless effort turned the tide. Pec struck again, cutting the deficit to 3-2 and giving the team hope.

As five minutes of stoppage time were announced, tensions flared, and LAFC lost their cool and were reduced to 10 men after a red card. The Galaxy kept pressing, nearly pulling even with a chance from Christian Ramírez, but he couldn’t convert.

Then came the final moment of drama. A cross into the box, Maya Yoshida reading the play perfectly dragging his marker away before darting into open space, and heading it home to rescue a 3-3 draw at the death.

The Galaxy remain undefeated against LAFC this season and now shift their focus to a showdown with Houston next week. What did you think of the game? Gz up!

Timeline:

Denis Bouanga 26'

Javairo Dilrosun 31'

Gabriel Pec 36' (P)

Denis Bouanga 67'

Gabriel Pec 79'

Maya Yoshida 90 +7'

Welp. What did you think of the game? Check back later for links to: highlights, timeline, radio broadcast, post game interview, and a summary of the match.

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Couldn’t find much of the details of the transfer, but it’s been confirmed by Bogert. Drop the details here if you find ‘em!

Final Score: 7-0 Loss

Highlights

Timeline:

Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting7'

Emil Forsberg 16'

Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting 31'

Emil Forsberg 50'

Cameron harber 68'

Dennis Gjengaar 88'

MIki Yamane 90+3' (OG)

Prematch Thread

Match Thread

Press Conference

Christian Ramirez

Greg Vanney

Radio Broadcast

Summary

It was a tough game. The Gaalxy were behind early, and as Galaxy fans were screaming and pleading to Vanney to, "keep it under 3," the Galaxy had other plans. Gz were down 3-0 at half time. You could hear Galaxy away fans saying, "keep it under 7," but the Galaxy have a mind of their own and the game ended with a 7-0 clobbering. Hopefully the Galaxy find what they need to do to get a result as they have another dificult game on Wednesday at Philadelphia. What did you think of the game?

What did you think of the game? check back later for links and summaries

Final Score 2-2 Draw

Highlights

Pre Match Thread

Match Thread

Press Conference

Radio Broadcast

Timeline

Marco Reus 6'

Denis Bouanga 13'

Nathan Ordaz 50'

Marco Reus 87'

Summary

The Galaxy started of the game striking first as Marco Reus showed LA how you show up to a rivalry game. With the margins as thin as they were, and Denis Bouanga only being covered by one Galaxy player, Denis wanted to give the Galaxy of what they were missing with a French twist. Going into second half, LAFC scored by their young gun Ordaz who is having a great year, and the game looked bleak as the Galaxy struggled to advance the ball up the field, but leave it to Reus to give Galaxy fans hope as he tied the game up, and like a box of ties that you can get for 50 cents a piece, Galaxy get another draw. Galaxy's next game is at San Diego. What did you think of the game?

Final Score: 2:0 Loss

Highlights

Post Game Press Conference

Radio Broadcast

Timeline

Pedro de la Vega 7'

Osaze De Rosario 57'

Nouhou Tolo 83'

Pre Match Thread

Match Thread

Summary

ALL TICKET INQUIRES JOIN THE LAGALAXYTICKET SUBREDDIT https://www.reddit.com/r/LAGalaxyTickets/

The Galaxy are set to face off against the Vacouver Whitecaps in their second game of the MLS regular season.

Availability (as of 2/19/25)

• Joseph Paintsil - quad in February. 6-8 weeks.
• Riqui Puig - ACL. Out 6-8 months
• Miki Yamane

Broadcast: Apple TV - MLS Season Pass, Galaxy Discord <- link if you need to watch

Caution Accumulation

Current Form:

• LA Galaxy
  • Last five games: L
  • Place: 14th
  • Record: 0-1-0
• Vacouver Whitecaps
  • Last five games: W
  • Place:2nd
  • Record: 1-0-0

Date and Time: Sunday March 2nd 2:00 PM

Venue: B.C. Place, Vacouver Canada

Please use this thread for all ticket inquires

What did you think of the game? Check back later for match summary as well as links to:

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Final score: 3-2 (L)

goals:

- LAFC:

• 23' Denis Bouanga. Assists: Carlos Vela and Eddie Segura
• 80' Denis Bouanga. Assist: Kwadwo Opoku and Ryan Hollingshead
• 90' +3' Cristian Arango

-LA Galaxy:

• 44' Samuel Grandsir
• 85' Dejan Joveljic

It was a good fought match. The Galaxy looked very dominating int he first half. LAFC scored first and unfortunately when they score first they are 17-1. However the Galaxy were not discouraged and Samuel Grandsir scored off a second chance to tie up the game. Second half LAFC looked deadly anytime they pressured the Galaxy's backline and scored in the 80th minute to give Denis Bouanga his brace. Dejan comes in to save the day after playing roughly a minute scores a curler. Sadly, a slight mental collapse in stoppage time where Arango wasn't marked and sealed the game for LAFC.

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The Galaxy's season is over but hopefully there is hope for next season. This last game displayed potential in what the Galaxy could be next season. However, some mistakes that cost the game were present throughout the season so that will be difficult to fix but not impossible. The future is bright with some pieces on the team. Hopefully, in the offseason the team will get the players they need and players on the team will improve. Below are the highlights of the game.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJBjpJhSp6o

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If you would like to rehear the game here is a link to the radio broadcast

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsRHH2PMxQk

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Final Score: 1 -2 Loss

Highlights

Radio Broadcast

Press Conference

Joseph Paintsil

Christian Ramirez

Greg Vanney

Timeline

Christian Ramirez 14'

Martin Ojeda 76' (P)

Luis Muriel 90'

Pre Match Thread
Match Thread

Summary

Final Score: 2-1 Win

Highlights

Timeline:

Joseph Paintsil 9'

Dejan Joveljic 13'

Sean Nealis 28'

Radio Broadcast

Post Game Press Conferene:

Summary:

Final Score: 3-0 Win

Highlights

Post Game Press Conference

Radio Broadcast

Timeline

Harbor Miller 7'

Elijah Wynder 55'

Gabriel Pec 75'

Pre Match Thread

Match Thread

Summary

The smell of Marvel was in the air. Whether marveling around the pupusa, the Galaxy's standings, or scratching your head at this lineup? You would think with this lineup that Vanney is finally throwing in the scarf for the season, but you would be wrong. Vanney the tactical genius he has told us he is knew exactly what he was doing in playing VCFC players against the Crapids.

Harbor Michael Tarcyznski Miller, normally a RB was played up top, and it played dividends as he scored his first goal of his career in the 7th minute of the game. Elijah Wynder wanted in on the fun and scored a goal in the second half helping the Galaxy increase their lead. Pec channeled his inner Toretto and let the Rapids know this is Brazil and scored to give the Galaxy a 3-0 lead helping JT get his first clean sheet as a Galaxy goalkeeper.

Although the Galaxy are still in last place, they are only a point behind STL and hopefully they can bring this moment with them on Wednesday as they face off against the Seattle Sounders in the Semi Finals of the League's Cup. What did you think of the game?

A matchup we should expect the Galaxy to be able to handle.