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With the teams returning to Dignity Health Sports Park on Friday for their first meeting of 2019, Times reporter Kevin Baxter interviewed a cross section of fans, players, coaches, broadcasters and club executives for this oral history of one of the most memorable games in recent MLS history.
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LAFC and Satisfi Labs have partnered up to expand their virtual assistant platform, Olly, with Apple Business Chat to offer a new system for fans to communicate directly with food and beverage vendors at Banc of California Stadium.
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English Premier League club Arsenal played German giant Bayern Munich in an exhibition at Dignity Health Sports Park.
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Hello and welcome to the latest edition of the L.A. Times soccer newsletter.
The rallying cry that rose, full-throated, in the wake of the national team’s victory in last weekend’s Women’s World Cup final would fit nicely on a bumper sticker, which is kind of the point.
No MLS team has relied as heavily on one player as the Galaxy have relied on Zlatan Ibrahimovic this season.
Adama Diomande scored twice off assists from Lee Nguyen and Los Angeles FC handed the Houston Dynamo their first home loss of the season, 3-1 on Friday night.
When Giancarlo Gonzalez played his first season in MLS five years ago, the title race was more a coronation than a competition.
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The Galaxy will become the latest MLS club to offer a safe-standing supporters section next year, part of a multi-year series of renovations at Dignity Health Sports Park that will include the addition of bars on the north concourse and new premium seating sections.
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She watched on television from hotel rooms and restaurants, or on a laptop while slouched on her couch.
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LAFC is authoring an extensive rewrite of Major League Soccer’s record book this season, but as coach Bob Bradley continues to remind, none of that means anything as long as the team’s trophy case remains bare.
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Hello and welcome to the latest edition of the L.A. Times soccer newsletter.
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Nearly 16 million viewers tuned into U.S. television coverage of the American team’s 2-0 win over the Netherlands in the FIFA Women’s World Cup final Sunday morning live from France, combining the Nielsen Media Research figures released for English-language Fox Sports and Spanish-language Telemundo Deportes.
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The games are over and the celebration has just begun for the newly crowned Women’s World Cup champions.
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Kick this idea around: Establish a 15-hour time frame on a scorching summer Sunday when connecting the final plot lines of three major soccer tournaments, on three different continents, creates a pitch-perfect-palooza viewing party that also happens to fall on America’s Fourth of July extended weekend.
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