Tonight

at San Jose, 7

TV--Fox Sports Net 2

* Site--Spartan Stadium, San Jose.

* Radio--KRLA 1110 (English); KTNQ 1020 (Spanish).

* Records--Galaxy 5-0-4; Earthquakes 2-5-2.

* Record vs. Earthquakes--(1999) 3-1.

* Update--The Galaxy finally has Luis Hernandez, but the Earthquakes continue to await another Mexican striker, Jose Manuel Abundis, who is expected to join San Jose once the Mexican playoffs are over. The team could use him. After thrashing the Dallas Burn, 5-0, on April 22, the Earthquakes have gone four games without a victory and are coming off a 4-1 loss to the Fire at Chicago. The Galaxy, still unbeaten, tonight will face a former coach, Lothar Osiander, and a former teammate, winger Harut Karapetyan. Haitian national team forward Sebastien Vorbe made his Galaxy debut in a 1-1 tie with the Burn in Dallas on Saturday. Los Angeles leads the all-time series against the Earthquakes, 12-4, and is 6-2 at Spartan Stadium. The Galaxy is in second place in the Western Division with 19 points, four behind unbeaten Kansas City. San Jose is in last place with eight points.