Los Angeles FC and hosts Austin FC will see the winner to come back on the track on Saturday night in the Western conference match.
The teams met at Los Angeles in March, in which Austin won 1–0.
Los Angeles (7-5-5, 26 points) will travel to the capital of Texas after a 1-0 defeat at Vancouver’s house last Sunday in the return of LAFC in MLS Play after three matches in the FIFA Club World Cup.
Los Angeles extended 0–2–1 in the group phase of the new international tournament before leaning out, and then succumbed to whitcaps, with necklace with necklace with necklaces without a nine-game streak in league play with necklaces.
Setback for Vancouver marked the MLS debut of Winger Javero Dilrosun, acquired from the US club America last month. LAFC coach Steve Cherundolo has seen familiar with talented Dilrosun in the team’s system as he has trained with his new side.
Cherundolo said, “They have great flash, and they are still learning in our system, so still the work is that we need to unlock their full potential in the video room and on training pitch.” “We are reaching there, but we are not there yet. I still think he can do a lot for us, and I believe he will do it.”
Dennis Buunga led LAFC with eight goals and five assistance. The team ranks seventh in the west.
Meanwhile, Austin, last Saturday, returns home on a 2–0 losing heels in Seattle, who snatched the two games winning streaks. There was only one shot on the goal in defeat.
Coach Nico Estevez said on Thursday, “We know that we are better teams shown against Seattle, and whatever reason we could not meet the standards that we do.” “I think people’s response has been very good. … We are ready to contact the game against LAFC.”
Austin (7-8–5, 26 points) played just three matches in June, but on Tuesday, three have been set at the US Open Cup quarterfinal match, including three July 5-12.
Austin FC has 15 goals in 2025 and has been closed eight times. The club sits ninth in the west.
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