LAFC survived Querétaro on penalties, but the bigger story goes beyond one result. As MLS and Liga MX trade blows in Leagues Cup 2026, the gap between the two leagues is becoming harder to define.

LAFC survived Chivas in a dramatic Leagues Cup penalty shootout at a BMO Stadium filled with red and white. Now the Black & Gold turn their attention to Toluca.

Days after Chivas supporters took over BMO Stadium, LAFC’s home atmosphere returned against Toluca. Then, deep into stoppage time, Eddie Segura delivered the goal that sent the Black & Gold faithful into chaos.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup didn't just showcase the world's best players—it showcased Major League Soccer. From global superstars to emerging internationals, MLS talent proved the league has earned a new level of respect.

Philadelphia Union needed a response and wasted little time finding one. Early goals from Nathan Harriel and Bruno Damiani set the tone before Cavan Sullivan helped seal a 3-1 Leagues Cup victory over Necaxa at Subaru Park.

LAFC controlled every phase of El Tráfico, defeating the LA Galaxy 3-0 in Carson behind standout performances from Mark Delgado, Denis Bouanga, and Son Heung-min. Here's what the result means for both clubs.

There are no traditional draws in Leagues Cup. If an MLS vs. Liga MX matchup is tied after 90 minutes, it goes straight to penalties. Here’s how the unique points system works and why it changes the way teams approach every match.

LAFC stayed patient in a tense, scoreless battle before Timothy Tillman delivered a late winner to secure a 1-0 victory over Seattle. It wasn’t clean or easy—but one moment was enough to decide it and send LAFC into the break with momentum.