Fresh off their return to the win column against Colorado Rapids, LAFC remain at home but are back in action tonight against Western Conference foe, FC Dallas. The visitors come into LA looking to break free from their current losing skid, but also come with a depleted squad that sees several players listed as unavailable. That said, the most dangerous teams in the MLS tend to be the most desperate ones with something to prove, and this Dallas side will have plenty to prove.
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FC Dallas come into this match, as we mentioned, riding a three match losing streak that they are hoping to break. Surprisingly, all three of those losses have come at home for the Texas side that usually does fairly well in their own stadium. They also come into Los Angeles missing several players including attackers Anderson Julio and Bernard Kamungo, as well as defender Osaze Urhoghide, amongst others. Even more worrisome for Dallas, they are one of the teams in the MLS that have yet to see victory in California when taking on LAFC. In fact, they have only avoided defeat once when playing here in Los Angeles, and you have to go all the way back to their very first meeting in 2018, when FC Dallas was able to get the 1-1 draw.
LAFC, for their part, come into this match having snapped a losing skid of their own after losing two of their three Club World Cup matches, getting a draw in the other, then returning to MLS play with a loss to Vancouver Whitecaps. After their 3-0 thumping of Colorado Rapids at the midweek, the team look to build on that momentum tonight as they continue a month that sees them play at home for all but one match. Which bodes well for them, not just because they tend to be a team that plays much better at home, but also because in this matchup against FC Dallas, the home side has won in each of the last six matches. The last road team to get the win was when LAFC came away with a victory in Dallas, back in 2021. The black & gold look to keep that trend of winning at home alive, while also adding another three points to their tally.
How To Watch
LAFC will look to make it two wins running as they get set to once again play host, this time to a somewhat depleted FC Dallas side. Kickoff for the action is set for 7:30pm PT from BMO Stadium in Los Angeles, California. The match will be broadcast live and can be seen on MLS Season Pass on Apple TV. Those looking to listen on radio can find the match on 710AM ESPN, with Spanish broadcasting on 980AM LA Mera Mera.
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