With its sixth championship, Los Angeles broke its previous record as the club with the most championships in MLS.
On Saturday, the Los Angeles Galaxy got to celebrate the championship of the North American soccer series MLS after a ten-year break. The team defeated the New York Red Bulls 2-1 in a match played in front of almost 27,000 spectators in Carson, California.
Los Angeles took the lead early in the first half by Joseph Paintsil and by Dejan Joveljic with goals. of New York Sean Nealis reduced in the 28th minute of the game and no more goals were seen in the match after that.
With its sixth championship, Los Angeles broke its previous record as the club with the most championships in MLS. The last time the team lifted the championship trophy was in 2014.
A couple of weeks ago, Los Angeles crushed the Finnish national team players By Robin Lodi and Teemu Pukin represented Minnesota United’s playoff dreams by beating the team 6–2.