What 2022 could mean for LAFC & Colombia striker Cristian Arango | MLSSoccer.com
LAFC are entering uncharted territory. After missing the playoffs for the first time in team history, they are starting a new season without Bob Bradley as their manager for the first time ever. Steve Cherundolo will be in charge of leading and designing much of LAFC’s on-field product. On top
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LA Galaxy’s Chicharito hailed as “top class” as El Tri exile continues | MLSSoccer.com
Gerado “Tata” Martino and the executive leadership of the Mexican soccer federation weren’t present at Providence Park on Sunday afternoon, but they were central players in the day’s drama just the same.
In the wake of the latest reports out of Mexico …
Chicharito scores twice, Galaxy down Timbers 3-1
Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez scored twice and the LA Galaxy defeated the Portland Timbers 3-1 in a testy match that had a pair of players sent off because of red cards
Recap: Portland Timbers 1, LA Galaxy 3 | MLSSoccer.com
A Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez brace led the LA Galaxy to a 3-1 win over the Portland Timbers on Sunday afternoon at Providence Park in a wild match that delivered on the marquee billing.
Federico Higuain formally retires with Columbus Crew: “Home is where the heart is” | MLSSoccer.com
Federico Higuain is an MLS legend, and now he’s formally bowed out as a member of the Columbus Crew.
Higuain signed a one-day contract with Columbus before Saturday’s match vs. Nashville SC, ensuring his storied career concludes as a member of the Blac…
Chicago Fire extend unbeaten streak despite key absences: “It’s a sign of a team that’s gelling together” | MLSSoccer.com
There are just three teams still without a loss through five weeks of the 2022 season — the Philadelphia Union and LAFC, who are the co-leaders for the Supporters’ Shield — and Chicago Fire FC.
The Fire extended their longest unbeaten run since 2009 wi…
Phil Neville: Inter Miami “not ruthless enough” in attack as losses mount | MLSSoccer.com
One of the first words Inter Miami CF head coach Phil Neville turned to during his postgame press conference in what had technically become early Sunday morning was “frustration.”