Major League Soccer 2025 Vancouver Whitecaps Los Angeles Galaxy

 

2e journee

2 mars 2025

BC Place

FR (Canada)

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BC Place was rocking on Sunday, as Vancouver Whitecaps FC continued their hot start with a 2-1 victory over reigning MLS Cup champs LA Galaxy. It didn't take long for Whitecaps FC to take the lead, scoring inside the first three minutes of the game. Mathías Laborda slipped Pedro Vite into the box with a slick pass, before the Ecuadorian squared it into the box. After taking a deflection off Galaxy goalkeeper Novak Mićović, Sam Adekugbe capitalized on the loose ball and swept it in the net to open the scoring. The Canadian international became only the second defender in MLS history to score in the first two matches of the season. The 'Caps started the second half similar to the first, threatening in the opening moments. Ranko Veselinović was a whisker away from connecting to a loose ball into the box before Nelson’s cross went millimetres past the diving header of White in front of goal. J.C. Ngando, fresh off the bench, almost got the ‘Caps back in the lead just after the hour mark. Andrés Cubas burst into the box and cut it across to Ngando, who set himself up to score, but his shot was blocked before it could cross the line. The ‘Caps stayed patient and worked hard to try to get back into the lead. That work would pay off in the 87th minute thanks to White. Vite whipped an in-swinging cross from the right for American international to head past Mićović to get his third goal of the season and first in MLS play to earn a late 2-1 win.

Vancouver Whitecaps FC 1.Yohei Takaoka; 2.Mathías Laborda, 4.Ranko Veselinović, 33.Tristan Blackmon, 3.Sam Adekugbe (18.Édier Ocampo 32’); 45.Pedro Vite, 20.Andrés Cubas, 16.Sebastian Berhalter (26.J.C. Ngando 62’); 7.Jayden Nelson (22.Ali Ahmed 62’), 24.Brian White, 25.Ryan Gauld (14.Daniel Ríos 86’)

Los Angeles Galaxy 1.Novak Mićović; 25.Carlos Garcés (3.Julian Aude HT), 4.Maya Yoshida  5.Mathias Jørgensen, 14.John Nelson (26.Harbor Miller 90’+3); 22.Elijah Wynder (18.Marco Reus 71’), 8.Lucas Sanabria (16.Isaiah Parente 75’), 6.Edwin Cerrillo; 11.Gabriel Pec, 7.Diego Fagúndez; 27.Miguel Berry (17.Christian Ramirez 71’)