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One team got a much needed win, another got bragging rights, and an underperforming superstar reminded us of his quality. What happened to LAFC? And the Galaxy? Breathtaking. Dynamic. Unreal. Sensational. All of those words are accurate when describing LAFC over the past 12 months but there’s only one word

Everyone remembers what happened the last time the LA Galaxy met LAFC. The Galaxy's blowout loss one month ago in Orlando was clearly on the Galaxy's minds as they prepared for Saturday's rematch with LAFC, and after a 2-0 revenge win – their first three-point haul of the season – LA

Bob Bradley always provides an honest assessment of his team’s performance. And given LAFC’s success out of the gate, it’s usually been done with glowing terms. Not on Saturday. Bradley ripped into his team following a 2-0 El Trafico defeat to the LA Galaxy at the Banc of California Stadium. “We

Ethan Zubak and Sebastian Lletget scored a goal in each half as the LA Galaxy earned a 2-0 El Trafico win over an LAFC squad that saw star Carlos Vela exit injured early in the second half Saturday at Banc of California Stadium. It was in stark contrast to LAFC’s

Carlos Vela's first game in five months ended early on Saturday afternoon, with the Mexican superstar picking up a knock just before the hour mark that forced him off the field in LAFC's El Trafico showdown with the LA Galaxy. Vela pulled up with the non-contact injury in the 57th

Carlos Vela is back for El Trafico on Saturday and although he hasn’t played a match since March, he says he’s been pushing himself in training to be ready for the big moment on national TV (6 pm ET on FOX). “Carlos is doing great,” LAFC head coach Bob Bradley

Another round of El Trafico arrives Saturday, and LAFC are full of confidence (6 pm ET | FOX, MLS LIVE on DAZN in Canada). The reigning Supporters' Shield champions beat the LA Galaxy at the MLS is Back Tournament by a commanding 6-2 scoreline, a result made all the more impressive by

Saturday's El Trafico clash will be played behind closed doors. But LAFC still have plans to make their fans a part of the experience in Saturday's match against the LA Galaxy (6 pm ET | FOX, MLS LIVE on DAZN in Canada), reports Kevin Baxter for the LA Times. The plans include using

We all deserve joy. Remember joy? Home-run swings in the Bronx. Black hats, white hats and Zlatan half volleys. Orlannnnnnddddoooooooo. Hell in Ohio, of all places. A playoff 18-yard box that’s … not quite 18 yards. Alan Gordon, Shea Salinas and Landon Donovan pinatas. Bill Hamid in a hallway. It’s