Carlos Vela converted a penalty and set up two goals in LAFC’s 4-2 win over the New York Red Bulls. To watch more MLS sign up to ESPN+.
LAFC have signed defender Diego Palacios from Ecuadorian club SD Aucas using targeted allocation money, the club announced on Monday.
ESPN FC sources reported last week that the move was set to take place despite MLS’ transfer window having already closed.
Palacios, 20, shone for Ecuador in the Under-20 World Cup in the team’s run to the semifinal this year and impressed Barcelona scouts last season while on loan at Willem II in the Netherlands.
Palacios was in line to be a part of the Barcelona…
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Carlos Vela converted a penalty and set up two goals in LAFC’s 4-2 win over the New York Red Bulls. To watch more MLS sign up to ESPN+.
Carlos Vela scored a goal and added two assists, leading LAFC to a 4-2 win over the New York Red Bulls in an action-packed match on Sunday night at Banc of California Stadium.
Vela converted a penalty in the 61st minute for his Major League Soccer-leading 23rd goal of the season, then found Eddie Segura with a free kick that led to Segura’s 72nd-minute goal to seal the home team’s win. LAFC, the team with the best record in MLS at 17-3-4, ran its unbeaten streak at home to 11 matches and has won…
Carlos Vela converted a penalty and set up two goals in LAFC’s 4-2 win over the New York Red Bulls. To watch more MLS sign up to ESPN+.
LAFC jumped on the Revolution early and never looked back, securing the 2-0 victory at Gillette Stadium. To watch MLS, sign up to ESPN+.
MLS regular season leader LAFC is set to bring in Ecuadorian left-back Diego Palacios, who had initially drawn interest from La Liga side Barcelona, according to ESPN FC sources.
Palacios shone for Ecuador in the Under-20 World Cup in the team’s run to the semifinal and impressed Barcelona scouts last season at Willem II in the Netherlands, where he was on loan from Ecuadorian parent club Aucas.
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The 20-year-old Palacios would have been part of the Barcelona ‘B’ squad this upcoming season, but it…
LAFC jumped on the Revolution early and never looked back, securing the 2-0 victory at Gillette Stadium. To watch MLS, sign up to ESPN+.
Major League Soccer: Diego Rossi (8′) New England Revolution 0-1 LAFC. To watch MLS, sign up to ESPN+.
Los Angeles FC have signed Uruguayan youngster Brian Rodriguez as a Young Designated Player, the club announced on Wednesday.
The 19-year-old joins LAFC after rising through the ranks of Uruguay club Penarol.
“Brian is an exciting and dynamic player who is one of the top talents in South America,” LAFC executive vice president and general manager John Thorrington said. “Acquiring a player of Brian’s quality in this window is another powerful statement from LAFC about our commitment to winning and…
It was a weekend of statements made across Major League Soccer, and the Power Rankings are taking note.
We see you, Alejandro Bedoya and the Philadelphia Union, stomping DC United and digging in at the top of the East. We see you, LAFC, reminding everyone that “hottest” doesn’t mean “best” and that you can get it done without Carlos Vela. We see you, Minnesota United, winning ugly and claiming second place. We see you…Colorado maybe? Six goals is a lot.
What about RSL? That win means something,…
LAFC jumped on the Revolution early and never looked back, securing the 2-0 victory at Gillette Stadium. To watch MLS, sign up to ESPN+.
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LAFC jumped on the Revolution early and never looked back, securing the 2-0 victory at Gillette Stadium. To watch MLS, sign up to ESPN+.
Jordan Harvey assisted on goals by Diego Rossi and Latif Blessing, as LAFC defeated New England 2-0 in Foxborough, Massachusetts, on Saturday to end the Revolution’s 11-match unbeaten streak.
Rossi made it 1-0 in the eighth minute, and Blessing doubled the lead in the 72nd for the top team in Major League Soccer (16-3-4, 52 points).
Tyler Miller made one save for his seventh shutout.
New England (9-9-6, 33 points) had seven wins and four ties since May 11 to equal the 2005 single-season franchise…
Major League Soccer: Diego Rossi (8′) New England Revolution 0-1 LAFC. To watch MLS, sign up to ESPN+.
Major League Soccer: Gustavo Bou (3′) New England Revolution 1-0 Orlando City. To watch MLS, sign up to ESPN+.
Minnesota United will try to halt hard-charging Portland on Sunday on ESPN, and the red-hot New England Revolution host Western Conference leader LAFC, plus a crucial contest between the New York Red Bulls and Toronto FC. Here’s what to watch for in MLS Week 22.
Red-hot Revs take crack at league leaders
Only in the zany world of MLS can a team be left for dead in early May yet find itself in a playoff spot just two-and-a-half months later. This year’s zombie club appears to be the New England…