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Only MLS league games will be reflected in the rankings. Rankings are voted on by MLSsoccer.com editorial staff; words by Alicia Rodriguez. BIGGEST MOVERS: RSL +5; DC -5 1 LAST WEEK: 1 HIGH: 1 | LOW: 4 Only a four-point week for LAFC, below their current season average points per game of 2.3,

LOS ANGELES -- The LA Galaxy won another season series with LAFC and pushed their unbeaten streak against their crosstown rivals to five games — the entirety of the El Trafico derby — with Sunday night's 3-3 draw at Banc of California Stadium. That certainly resonates with their fanbase in

Did you get your fill of the rivalries? There's plenty to chew over from the week that was. Let's jump right in. Atlanta United Atlanta demonstrated throughout the last month that their best is very, very good. Beating up on NYCFC good; winning at Portland good; outplaying Club America good.

Atlanta vies for second trophy in two weeks, hosts Minnesota in Open Cup finalWorld Cup-experienced Pavón fueling Galaxy toward postseason after August transferBattle for best in the Eastern ConferenceWeek 26 Notes Top Things to Know in MLS This Week: Atlanta United eyeing two-trophy month: Atlanta United host Minnesota United FC

LOS ANGELES -- Three goals in fifteen minutes. LAFC know how it feels to score in flurries, in fact, they did the same thing to defending champions Atlanta United just last month. But in the 16th minute, when the Black & Gold restarted Sunday night’s meeting against the LA Galaxy, the shoe

The year of Carlos Vela continues in MLS. The LAFC star scored three goals across two games, and as a result was voted MLS Player of the Week for Week 25 of the 2019 MLS regular season. Vela was the star in LAFC's 4-0 rout of the San Jose Earthquakes

Los Angeles Football Club Forward Carlos Vela Voted MLS Player of the Week NEW YORK (Monday, August 26, 2019) – Los Angeles Football Club forward Carlos Vela was voted the Major League Soccer Player of the Week for the 25 th week of the 2019 MLS season. This is Vela’s

MARIETTA, Ga. — In mid-July, all was not well in the land of the reigning MLS Cup champions. Atlanta United were mired in a five-game slump since returning from the June international break, claiming just one win in that stretch against a beleaguered Montreal Impact side. In what felt like a

Heineken Rivalry Week did not disappoint.  It started with a bang on Wednesday, as the New York Red Bulls beat D.C. United in a wild match that included a Wayne Rooney red card. Then Carlos Vela gave us a goal of the season candidate, and LAFC and the LA Galaxy combined for

With Heineken Rivalry Week in the books, new playoff projections from FiveThirtyEight are out for all 24 Major League Soccer clubs.  There’s plenty to digest now that teams have anywhere between five and eight games remaining in their 2019 regular seasons. Let’s dive right on in. Eastern Conference Starting with the Eastern

LOS ANGELES — El Trafico delivered another classic Sunday night, an intense battle — staged before an electric crowd at Banc of California Stadium — that finished on even terms, a result that satisfied neither side. The LA Galaxy remain unbeaten in five meetings with their crosstown rival, but they

LOS ANGELES — The 3252 North End supporters at Banc of California Stadium have seen Carlos Vela do a lot of things. Only a few minutes earlier they’d seen the LAFC star level the score for the home side at 3-3 to erase the LA Galaxy’s first half goal flurry. This

Bob Bradley: "Be Messi." Carlos Vela: "Oh, ok. Good idea!"