La Cuna Galaxiana Podcast

The LA Galaxy continues its 2025 campaign by traveling to face the Colorado Rapids on Wed, June 25, in another midweek game that sees the reigning champs play two times in four days. With Colorado holding ninth place, the last playoff spot, the Galaxy will need to take advantage of a massive six-point match against a weakened Rapids side. But with everything pointing to a winnable game, will the Galaxy actually be able to take advantage of their favorable conditions and get another win to start moving up the table?

The LA Galaxy was unable to add any W's to the win column, as they drew 3-3 in a back-and-forth contest against St. Louis City on Saturday, June 14. The Galaxy had opportunities to put this match away, but fell behind once again after sourning their chances. They fought back twice, and seemed destined for three points, when Joao Klauss thurndered home a volley in injury time to deny the Galaxy a second win on the season. With the Galaxy offense finally waking up with three goals and plenty of chance, what will it take to have the defensive end follow suit and put in the performances that took it to MLS Cup last year? Special Guest Co-Host of the Simply Soccer Pod, Christian Conway

The LA Galaxy will head out on the road in search of their second win of the season when they face St. Louis City on Saturday, June 14. It will be a battle of the bottom of the table for these two teams, as St. Louis is still adjusting to their new coach. Can the Galaxy take advantage of an injury-ravaged squad to get another three points and start their march up the table? 

It's a departure from the usual, as we celebrate our 200th show with the guy who basically started the podcasting craft in the Galaxy-sphere, Corner of the Galaxy Host Josh Guesman. We'll take him down memory lane in an attempt to get his favorite Galaxy anecdotes, we'll ask him about some of his non-galaxy favorite things, as well as play a few games that will help us learn more about the Podfather. Special Guest, Josh “Pato” Guesman @Galaxypodcast

The LA Galaxy has hit the midway point of the season, and it hasn't been the season they envisioned. After tying the record for games winless at 16, the reigning champs finally got a win after beating Real Salt Lake 2-0 on Saturday, May 31. Unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on who you ask, LA has a two-week break off from the season. We'll use the time to analyze what's gone wrong with LA's season, if the Galaxy has hope on the horizon, and how they should proceed for the rest of the year. Plus, is LA's season still salvageable by making the playoffs? Special Guest, Lex Avila aka LA Galaxy 310

The LA Galaxy beat Real Salt Lake 2-0 at home on Saturday, May 31, to snap their 16-match unbeaten run to start their 2025 MLS campaign and breathe life into their season. It was a night of firsts for LA, as Novak Micovic led the Galaxy defense with four saves to earn his first career win and shutout. Other firsts on the night involved Lucas Sanabria getting his first goal, and Matheus Nascimento's first assist in the league. With the Galaxy finally getting a win, will they be able to build upon the performance, go on a run, and still save their season by making the playoffs? Special Guest, Soccer in 60 Co-host Tim Kolacz

The LA Galaxy remain winless after losing 1-0 to the San Jose Earthquakes in the latest Cali Clasico on Wednesday, May 28, which prompted boos once again from the stands at the Diggity. Although the Galaxy should have won this game, they somehow dropped this match on what else, lax defending. MLS & Apple TV Play-By-Play Announcer Mark Rogondino will be on to help us break down the Galaxy's latest defeat. We'll cover why the Galaxy isn't taking advantage of their good starts or offensive opportunities, misfiring DP's, what the Galaxy needs to “do better,” and if this season is already over for the defending MLS Cup champions. Plus, is a goalkeeper starting to show why the Galaxy spent a milli on him? Special Guest MLS & Apple TV Play-By-Play Announcer, Mark Rogondino 

The LA Galaxy are now winless through 15 matches to start the season after their latest defeat, a 2-1 defeat on the final play of the game to San Diego FC on Saturday, May 24, in a match that saw physical play on the pitch and also fans get involved in fisticuffs off of it. The Galaxy scored first in the match again, only to be unable to hold on, after not being able to complete a full 90 minutes, with Emiro Garces' error being the deciding play of the afternoon that gave SD victory. With the Galaxy showing no signs of their malaise abetting, what are the expectations for the rest of their season full of tribulation? Special Guests LAGalaxy_Buzz & GalaxyRunsLA from @Talkingalaxy2025 

The Los Angeles Galaxy remains winless after 14 matches with their latest 2-2 draw on Sunday, May 18, against LAFC being their latest attempt to get their first three points of the season. Although the Galaxy didn't beat their crosstown rivals, they fought to a come-from-behind tie behind a Marco Reus man-of-the-match performance. The German scored two goals, including the game-tying free kick in the 8th minute to make sure the Galaxy shared bragging rights with LAFC. Special Guests, @NewsAcrosstheGalaxy

The LA Galaxy remains winless after giving up a two-goal lead to the Philadelphia Union on the road, for the hosts to win 3-2 and take all three points on Wednesday, May 14, 2025. The Galaxy started the match well and gave a proper response to their 7-0 defeat in New York, only to throw it all away with a loose defensive performance in the second half. We take a look at how the Galaxy can replicate that great start, how it all went wrong in the second half, and what the Galaxy can do to try and right the ship. With such a mixed performance, which LA Galaxy team will show up for El Trafico, The team that played the Union off the pitch in the first half, or the one that lost the game? Special Guest J.R. Lebert (The Scarf) from @DefendersoftheBanc Podcast

The LA Galaxy had a touchdown of goals scored on them on Saturday, May 10, 2025, as the New York Red Bulls got revenge for their MLS final loss with a 7-0 win over LA. It was a match that the Galaxy never showed up to, as they were utterly dominated for their worse loss in their history. We take a look at another low and another history-making night, and ask ourselves, is it time for a change at the top for the Galaxy?

The LA Galaxy will get their 12th bite, this time of the Big Apple, when they travel east to face off against their 2024 MLS Cup rival, the NY Red Bulls on Saturday, May 10. With LA looking for their first win of the season, and New York in the bottom half of the table, this will be a different match than MLS Cup. Both teams are still trying to find their groove, and both need a win, although the Galaxy are desperate for one. We'll look at what the Galaxy can do to turn their performances into three points, and how they can exploit the sudden downturn in form by the Red Bulls. With fresh injuries to account for, will LA be able to put together a performance worthy of their first three points? Special Guest Andrew B. from The Designated Players Podcast

The LA Galaxy have played 11 matches and still have no wins after a 1-0 away defeat to Sporting Kansas City on Sunday, May 4, 2025. It was a match that the Galaxy should have won, but an own goal and sloppy finishing conspired to keep them from their first three points of the season. Not only did the Galaxy not win, but more bad luck befell them as DP players, Gabriel Pec and Joseph Painstil went down injured. We take a look at a historic night, why LA's offense is stuttering, and where the blame game needs to start. Is it time to start making major changes? Special Guest Dave Orona of LA is Our House. Special Guest Dave Orona of LA is Our House.

The LA Galaxy will get their 11th bite at the apple when they try to pick up their first win on the road against SKC on Sunday, May 4th. It will be a battle of the worst teams in the West, but both teams can't afford to lose. We'll look at how the Galaxy can learn to hate losing and if they can pick themselves up from another tough loss last match day. Los Angeles will need to play their best game of the season against a hungry and motivated Sporting KC side. We look at how the two teams match up and how the Galaxy can exploit SKC's inconsistencies. Will LA finally get their first win?  Special Guest KC Soccer Journal Writer Thad Bell

The LA Galaxy are still searching for their first win after traveling to Austin, Texas on Saturday April 19 and getting a big helping of L, after losing 1-0 courtesy of a Brandon Vasquez goal. The Galaxy made plenty of chances to win the match, but as the story has been all, season, did not take their chances, could not keep a clean sheet and fell to another defeat that leaves in rooted firmly in the cellar of the league table. We'll talk about what the Galaxy did well, how they created the looks that Pec should've put away, how the defense was turned back once again, if there are any silver linings from that performance, and how the Galaxy showed some fight, but after the final whistle. Plus, is the hot seat getting hotter for head coach Greg Vanney?

The Los Angeles Galaxy is headed back out on the road to take on Austin FC on Saturday, April 19. LA will look to grab its first win and first three points of the season over an Austin side who will be looking to bounce back after a 5-1 away loss to Vancouver. LA will try to build on the heroic performance they put in over the weekend to put together a full 90 minute performance that will finally allow it to claim a victory. With both sides needing a victory, LA's offense will need to be at its sharpest against a normally very solid defensive side. But with the Whitecaps scoring five goals on the Verde, have the Galaxy spotted Austin's weakness and can they take advantage of it?

The LA Galaxy showed huge heart this weekend to draw 1-1 with the Houston Dynamo despite being a man down for 60+ minutes. Even though the Galaxy is still looking for their first win of the league campaign, performances like this will encourage the team, as they displayed a spirit that will serve them well for the rest of the year. Captain Diego Fagundez was the catalyst, as his energy inspired the Galaxy, but his free kick tied the game. A curling effort drew the scores level, how it would end, but Fagundez showed his leadership qualities in the tie. With the Galaxy showing fight, heart, and spirit to get the draw, how can they capitalize on the good performance going forward? Special Guest LA Galaxy Chief Revenue Officer, Urel Martinez

The LA Galaxy might have hit its lowest point of the season after a lifeless and static 2-0 away loss to Real Salt Lake on Saturday, April 5. In matchweek 7, it was hoped the Galaxy would get their first win of the season, instead they followed up a good Champions Cup draw against Tigres with the disappointing loss. After the poor performance, the Galaxy must figure out how to bounce back in the quarterfinal second leg in Mexico, and build upon the draw achieved at home. Just one away goal will see LA upset the odds and make the semi-final. With nothing to lose for the Galaxy, are they poised for the upset against Mexican opposition? Special Guest Co-Host Alex Ruiz of the Galactic Tribune

The LA Galaxy might have hit its lowest point of the season after a lifeless and static 2-0 away loss to Real Salt Lake on Saturday, April 5. In matchweek 7, it was hoped the Galaxy would get their first win of the season, instead they followed up a good Champions Cup draw against Tigres with the disappointing loss. After the poor performance, the Galaxy must figure out how to bounce back in the quarterfinal second leg in Mexico, and build upon the draw achieved at home. Just one away goal will see LA upset the odds and make the semi-final. With nothing to lose for the Galaxy, are they poised for the upset against Mexican opposition in the CCC?

The Los Angeles Galaxy tamed some Tigres on Tues, April 1, at home in the quarterfinal round of the Concacaf Champions Cup, by battling the Mexican powerhouse to a scoreless draw in a physical and tense match. Now, there is everything to play for in the second leg next week, but before the Galaxy faces Tigres again, they'll try to pick up a league win once more when they travel to face RSL over the weekend. With the Galaxy putting in a gutsy midweek performance, are they poised to breakout in a big way against Real Salt Lake?

The LA Galaxy have lost their unbeaten run and are back at ground zero after a disappointing 2-1 loss at home to Orlando City on Saturday, March 29, in a match that they led and then threw away after a series of mistakes. The loss leaves them looking for their first win of the MLS season and has Greg Vanney looking for answers as things aren't breaking LA's way. We'll take a look at the Galaxy's good start, how this match slipped away, and another chapter in the Galaxy's goalkeeping saga. Plus, is the upcoming CCC match against Tigres a must win?

The LA Galaxy is back at home on Saturday, March 29, and is still looking for its first MLS win of the season when they host Orlando City SC for the first time in three years. The Galaxy will be looking to add to its unbeaten run of three games with a precious three points at home and will have Winger Joseph Paintsil returning to help find the win, but the Galaxy defense will need to be up to the task to stop Orlando's highly potent offense. With the Galaxy starting to put together more cohesive and improved performances, will they get a boost from Painstil's return, limit mistakes, and take advantage of being at home to treat their fans to an important win that could course correct the Galaxy's season? Special Guest Luis Carlos Pineda of @LoudandProudOrlando Podcast

The Los Angeles Galaxy are in last place no longer after a 2-2 road draw against Minnesota United on Saturday, March 22. The reigning champs picked up another point after twice coming from behind to tie the game and steal a point. With these results, the Galaxy are now unbeaten in three straight matches and have started to put together performances that should give fans encouragement. With the improved play by the Galaxy, how much longer must the champions wait before picking up their first win of the season? Special Guest, Sports Writer for the Sporting Tribune Anthony Bautista

The LA Galaxy find themselves on the road again this weekend, as they travel to Minnesota to face adverse weather and stiff opposition in Loons on March 22, 2025, as they look for their first MLS win and their first three points of the campaign. They'll face a motivated and scrappy Minnesota United side, who will be eager to get revenge for last year's MLS Cup playoff elimination and will be hoping to erase a sour 3-3 draw away from recent memory in which they blew a three-goal lead. The Galaxy has a good chance to get that first victory and ruin the host's day, as the loons have several key absences missing through international duty. With the conditions favorable for LA, can they take advantage of a depleted MNUFC team and get their first win of the MLS season on Saturday?

The LA Galaxy picked up their first point of the season with a spirited 1-1 away draw against the Portland Timbers on Sunday, March 16. The MLS Cup champions continued their improved play in the road draw, with the side that defeated Herediano midweek called back into action against the Timbers. And they once again showed why they ran out overwhelming winners in the Champions Cup, with several energetic and solid performances leading the way for the Galaxy to get a result in a place that hasn't been kind to LA. With two straight, improved performances under their belt, how close is this team to the LA Galaxy team that won the champs their sixth star and do they have another level to give before they match those title-winning heights? Special Guest Justin Ruderman

The Los Angeles Galaxy picked up their first win of the season on Wednesday, March 12 with a dominant 4-1 win over Costa Rican Champion Herediano in the second leg of the Champions Cup at Dignity Health Sports Park to advance from the Round of 16 and earn a date with Tigres in the quarterfinals. The MLS Cup champion finally woke from their slumber with an improved performance led by the players pressed into service due to the injuries LA has sustained. And they took their opportunities with both hands, as they were the catalyst for a complete performance that Greg Vanney will be hoping is the turn-around moment in the season. With a motivating win under their belt, important players ready to come back from injury and contribute the squad, and the heaviest part of March's congested fixture period mostly over, will the LA Galaxy be able to turn around their season from a less-than-ideal start when they visit the road against Portland over the weekend? 

The Los Angeles Galaxy find themselves in free fall after their latest defeat, a frustrating 3-0 loss against St. Louis City at home on Sunday, March 9. The Galaxy improved from their previous futilities but could still not find the net, as several good chances were wasted by a team still trying to get on the same wavelength. They were punished yet again for miscommunication between the goalkeeper and his defense, as St. Louis took advantage of the miscues to get their first goal of the season and change the course of the game. With a fourth straight defeat, the Galaxy are starting to hear it from fans, who walked out en masse before full-time and who booed at the final whistle. As has been the way this season so far, the Galaxy have just three days before being put to the test again at home when they host Herediano in the second leg of their round of 16 Champions Cup tie. Can the Galaxy overcome the 1-0 away deficit from the first leg and kickstart their season in a “must-win” game?

The Los Angeles Galaxy remains winless to start the season after a 1-0 debut Champions Cup loss to Herediano in Costa Rica on Wednesday, March 5. LA had several chances to change the scoreline, but has been unable to find the net but once all campaign and were made to pay for a mistake in the back. After a third straight loss in which several in the lineup were Galaxy second-string players, we look at what the bright spots are from the defeat and who could be the players to step up for the Galaxy during their injury crisis. The current champs have little time to dwell on the defeat as they host St. Louis City on Sunday, March 9, in a bid to jumpstart their season and taste victory before a crucial second leg in the Champions Cup next week. Will the LA Galaxy finally get their first elusive victory of the year against the visitors from St. Louis on Sunday? Special Guest Mo Seka of MoFutbolTV

The LA Galaxy have lost two games in a row to start their 2025 season after being defeated on the road by the Vancouver Whitecaps 2-1 on Sunday, March 2. The match started horribly for the Galaxy as they conceded within the first two minutes, but things didn't look much better for them the rest of the match, as they struggled to put much of a game together against a high-pressing Whitecaps team. To make matters worse, an already injury-hit Galaxy was forced to withdraw two starters due to being hurt in the loss, with one looking like it could be a long-term absence. They now travel to Costa Rica to kick off their Champions Cup campaign in a wounded state. How will the Galaxy survive this early-season moment filled with adversity and injuries? 

The Los Angeles Galaxy takes its first road trip of the season as they travel to Vancouver to face the Whitecaps on Sunday, March 2, in an effort to avoid a two-game skid. They'll face a Whitecaps team that won big on opening day at a ground they've typically had trouble at. After the stunning loss to San Diego FC, the Galaxy needs to pick up points, but a congested fixture list, which includes a stop in Costa Rica, is making things complicated for Coach Greg Vanney. Will the Galaxy get a win at Vancouver and get a bounce before they play their first Champions Cup match? Special Guest Co-host of Corner of the Galaxy Podcast and LA Times Sports Writer, Kevin Baxter.

In just one match, the championship glory of last year was erased as the LA Galaxy were stunned 2-0 at home by expansion side San Diego FC on Sunday, Feb 23 on the very first edition of Sunday night soccer. In a match that made it seem like the Galaxy was the new team in the league, silly mistakes spelled their doom. That, along with a sputtering attack that seemed disjointed, assured that the champions wouldn't ever really get into gear on an emotional night in LA that saw the title holders unveil their recently won championship banner. What were the key problems that saw the Galaxy fall to San Diego, and is the Galaxy struggling the new normal?

The LA Galaxy are just days away from their home and season opener against San Diego FC on Sunday, February 23rd, the debutante of the league whom they'll host on the First Sunday Night Soccer. With never having played a game, how tough of an opponent will the Galaxy face in the first game of their championship defense? In the lead-up to the season opener, LA signed a forward and waived a midfielder, and we'll explore what those moves mean for LA. Plus, we take a look at the renovations that have taken place at the Digz ahead of Sunday's match. Special Guest Tony Sanchez, Co-founder of  @SanDiego.Futbol and host of 2 Balls and a Mic.

The LA Galaxy ended preseason at the CVI by losing their undefeated invitational record at after losing to the Chicago Fire 1-0 on Saturday, February 15, despite several good chances and controlling large parts of the game. Greg Vanney started a strong starting 11, which included Novak Micovic beginning the match at goal and a first start for Lucas Sanabria in the midfield. The lineup saw Christian Ramirez get more game time for LA and Marco Reus' played his first minutes of the year in his bid to get healthy and be ready for the start of the season. Plus, the Galaxy plays its first match of the MLS season in less than a week! 

The LA Galaxy finally got a victory in preseason as they defeated Minnesota United 2-1 on Wednesday, February 12, behind a Tucker Lepley brace. Greg Vanney started a side full of depth pieces, trialists, and homegrown players, who acquitted themselves well to put the Galaxy in a good position for the victory. New signings Zanka and Lucas Sanabria saw action, as the former started for the first time and the latter saw his first minutes of action. The Galaxy's new away kit is here, and it is a stunner! Plus, we're in party mode as we're celebrating the 6-year birthday of the Galaxy Outlawz. Special Guest, President of Outlawz SG Manny Martinez

The Los Angeles Galaxy are halfway through the CVI after completing their second match on Sunday, February 9. The current champs played to a 2 all draw against Charlotte FC in a match that showed off the Galaxy's tactical system. We'll give you our thoughts on LA's current wingers, Diego Fagundez and Gabriel Pec, who played to their dangerous potential again, and the Galaxy's new signing Christian Ramirez showed on his debut. Plus, the Galaxy are down to just one P, as it was announced that the ghanaian winger will be out for at least six to eight weeks. Special Guest LA Sports Photographer Marvin “G” Machon

The Los Angeles Galaxy played their first match of the Coachella Valley Invitational on Wednesday, February 5, and played their way to a 1-1 draw against Austin FC despite dominating the match for large stretches. Greg Vanney's team showed well and displayed their championship form, as he put out 22 different players in the match. We'll look at how Vanney's system is the real star of the team, the brewing goalkeeper battle in LA, and how even though it's preseason, players like Diego Fagundez are taking it very seriously. Plus, Lucas Sanabria is in the colors, signing autographs, and the new Galaxy #8. W/Favi Renkel of FutWrk and SBI Soccer

Preseason matches are finally set to get underway for the champions as the Coachella Valley Invitational kicks off this week with the LA Galaxy's first match against Austin FC. In the wake of Dejan Joveljic's departure, we'll analyze where that leaves the Galaxy heading into these preseason matches and just how quickly they'll be able to pivot to reinforce the position. We'll also bring you an LA Galaxy vs. Austin game preview and how that could play out as a result of Austin's ambition in the transfer window. Plus, Lucas Sanabria is in LA and taking in the sights! Special Guest Alex Sanabria from WeAreAustinTv

Just when Galaxy fans thought the player departures had ended, it seems like another fan favorite is on his way out the door. The Galaxy's starting striker, Dejan Joveljic, might be on his way to Liga MX and Mexico, after a bid was received by LA for the Serbian's signature. We take a look at Joveljic's departure and if it is likely to take place, as well as what it might mean for the Galaxy and their roster. Plus, a Galaxy legend deservedly gets a statue.

The Los Angeles Galaxy roster is starting to take shape in the transfer window. There have been departures of fan favorites, but also incoming players who should be able to plug those areas of need and play the way Head Coach Greg Vanney wants. We take a look at the transfer window for the Galaxy after the latest round of moves and the challenges they've faced in putting together a team that can repeat for MLS Cup. Plus, the LA Galaxy played their first preseason game today in Los Angeles. Special Guest LA Galaxy GM Will Kuntz

The Los Angeles Galaxy has started to make moves designed to defend their MLS Cup Crown from all challengers. During the past week, the reigning champs have re-signed their captain and brought in two backline reinforcements. However, rumors are swirling that there might be another huge departure from the LA Galaxy. Meanwhile, several MLS teams are trying to make up the difference by making big splashes in the transfer window of their own. We look at which team is winning the transfer window and which is their biggest threat. Plus, have the Galaxy done enough to run it back and win their seventh title? Special Guest @MLS Sports Writer Andy Deossa

The Los Angeles Galaxy have reached the promised land and now, must defend their MLS Cup title from the teams trying to make up the difference. With several high-profile signings happening already this off-season, with more than a few impact players heading to direct rivals, the Galaxy hasn't made many moves. A lack of funds has impeded the team from fortifying further. But that may be about to change. With LA's roster not complete yet, which team poses the biggest threat to the Galaxy so far and can LA sign any difference makers? Special Guest Eric “The Portuguese Hammer” Vieira

The Los Angeles Galaxy have kicked off 2025 and their championship defense by making colossal moves. The team announced today, Jan 6, that they'd sold Homegrown Academy Defender Jalen Neal to CF Montreal for $650K in GAM, an International Roster Slot, and a sell-on clause which will net LA funds upon Neal's transfer. We'll look at the deal, where the Galaxy's roster stands after Neal's departure, and who the rumored Galaxy transfer targets are. Who will Kuntz and co., look to bring in to replace the talented youngster and fill out the team?

The Los Angeles Galaxy had a memorable 2024, going undefeated at Dignity Health Sports Park and ultimately winning their 6th MLS Cup.  Now looking ahead to 2025, can the LA Galaxy become back to back champions? What else lies in store for the 6X MLS Cup Champions in the new year? We take a stab at our way too early predictions and hot takes for the 2025 LA Galaxy season.

The Los Angeles Galaxy has started to look ahead to next season by making even more moves with the roster. The club announced that they've moved the current MLS Cup MVP Gaston Brugman in exchange for Nashville SC Midfielder Sean Davis. 2024 will be left behind by looking at our favorite Galaxy moments, which will lead us to look at player awards and the new MLS schedule drop. What did we learn from the Galaxy's new campaign dates and opponents? Special Guest Katia Castorena of ESPN Deportes

The Los Angeles Galaxy has swept up the championship confetti and started to get ready to handle defending their crown next season amid a slew of new commitments. With less than two months before the start of the season and even less time before training camp, the Galaxy have a lot of decisions to make regarding which tournaments to prioritize and how to build the roster. Will the Galaxy get it right and be able to run it back and repeat? Special Guest Alex Ruiz of the Galactic Tribune.

The Los Angeles Galaxy are 2024 MLS Cup Champions and have won their record sixth title after beating the New York Red Bulls 2-1 at home on Saturday, December 7, 2024, in front of a sell-out crowd. The win proves the Galaxy is back and cements the Galaxy's status as kings of MLS. After a long season in which they accomplished their aims, what is left but to celebrate? Special Guest, LA Galaxy Public Address Announcer, your in-stadium voice, Michael “Don Miguel” Araujo

A special one hour episode with our friends News Across the Galaxy, to give our final thoughts, feelings and emotion the night before MLS Cup 2024 between the Los Angeles Galaxy and New York Red Bull on Saturday, December 6th at Dignity Health Sports Park.  Special Guests Eddie Campos and Bryant Lovos of News Across the Galaxy

Words that are a blessing to say, today we preview MLS Cup. Your LA Galaxy host the New York Red Bulls in the final match of the season, MLS Cup 2024 on Saturday, December 7, at Dignity Health Sports Park.

The Los Angeles Galaxy pulled out intense and nerve wracking 1-0 win at home over the Seattle Sounders in the Western Conference Finals on Saturday, November 30. It was a game that saw the Galaxy return to MLS Cup for the first time in 10 years.  But it did not come without a cost, as Riqui Puig suffered a torn ACL that will rule him out of the final. Special Guest, Lex Avila, aka @LAGalaxy310