Still looking for his first win of the season, Los Angeles Galaxy will try to end his drought, when they face Real Salt Lake in Carson, California on Saturday.
Galaxy (0–12-4, 4 points) is getting closer to 18 consecutive matches without a win. The teams of 2014 and ’15 Colorado Rapids and 2005 and ’06 Real Salt Lake shared records in two sessions, and on Saturday, a loss or draw for Galaxy will give the long-term single-winning streak in league history to Los Angeles.
Galaxy defender John Nelson on Wednesday said after the team’s 1-0 defeat to go to San Jose earthquakes, “When it is going in a completely wrong direction, it is difficult to change the speed of something, and it is where we are going,” Galaxy definder John Nelson said after the team 1-0 for the team on Wednesday. “But trust is still there. The effort is still.”
Los Angeles Midfielder Marco Rese on Wednesday left the match with a clear leg injury and is suspicious for Saturday.
Real Salt Lake (4-9-3, 15 digits) can also miss an important person in the midfield. Captain Emeka Anieley is suspected for Saturday, who is suspicious for Saturday after remembering the RSL match at Austin FC on Wednesday due to a leg injury.
Salt Lake’s six-match winner streak (0-3-3) seems almost modest than the struggles of Galaxy, yet 1–1 on Wednesday was another tough blow to the draw uuta side. RSL took a lead in the second-half stop time for three minutes, when Austin’s Diego Rubio replaced the late equality.
RSL coach Pablo Mastroni still saw the match as a composite solid performance, “Saying that the goods we are working on is getting stuck. It has a lot of actual players to actually do with plays.”
Diego Luna leads Salt Lake with 12 goals contributions (eight goals, four aids). The rese leads the galaxy with seven target contributions (three goals, four aids).
Real Salt Lake won 2–0 over Galaxy at clubs meeting at Sandy, Utah on 5 April. RSL is 0-4–4 in its last eight distance matches against Galaxy.
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