Finale
5 novembre 2022
Los Angeles Stadium
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In what may go down as the greatest MLS game ever and easily the most entertaining MLS Cup in history, LAFC are first-time champions, defeating the Philadelphia Union in penalty kicks on Saturday. The game finished 2-2 at the end of regulation and 3-3 at the end of extra time, resulting in penalty kicks where the hosts won 3-0, despite having gone down to 10 men in extra time. The Union didn't convert any of their three penalty attempts with LAFC backup goalkeeper John McCarthy saving two. McCarthy, a Philadelphia native who played for the Union from 2015-18, was named MLS Cup MVP.
Philly, thanks to two goals from center back Jack Elliott, looked set to beat the hosts and favorites LAFC in extra time at Banc of California Stadium. Things, however, were far from over, with Gareth Bale coming off the bench to head home the equalizer to force penalty kicks. LAFC goalkeeper Maxime Crepeau was shown a red card in the second half of added time for denying an obvious goal-scoring opportunity, suffering what appeared to be a serious injury in the process, and the visitors took advantage of being a man up with Elliott's second goal.
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