Los Angeles Galaxy tied tonight at home with Los Angeles FC 1 to 1, in the classic of the American city, corresponding to the 29th. date of the Major League Soccer (MLS) championship in the United States.
Senegalese defender Mamadou Fall put the visiting team ahead shortly into the game, in which he soon managed to equalize the local through French midfielder Samuel Grandsir.
In the other games, the leader of the Western Conference, Kansas City, which has 52 units, beat Houston Dynamo 4 to 2, which offered him a starting contest at the Argentine midfielder Matías Vera and entry from the substitute bench to his compatriot, forward Maximiliano Urruti.
New York FC, with attacking midfielder Maximiliano Moralez and forward Valentín Castellanos from the start, drew goalless against Nashville SC, according to Soccerway’s detail.
In turn, Toronto beat Chicago Fire 3-1, which featured midfielders Gastón Giménez and Federico Navarro as starters, and forward Ignacio Aliseda entered in the second half.
Another that thrashed was Philadelphia when they prevailed 3-0 against Columbus Crew, which provided starting participation at midfielder Milton Valenzuela and forward Lucas Zelarayán.
While Portland Timbers, with the ownership of ex-Banfield left-back Claudio Bravo and the subsequent entry of ex-Lanús midfielder Sebastián Blanco, defeated Inter Miami 1-0, which counted among the initial 11 defenders Leandro González Pirez and Jorge Figal, who retired injured 12 minutes into the second half.
Striker Gonzalo Higuaín also had a starting contest in the loser and in the second period his brother Federico and ex-Banfield center forward Julián Carranza entered.
The day concludes at dawn in Argentina with Seattle Sounders-Colorado.
Main positions:
Eastern Conference: New England, 65 units; Nashville SC, 47; Philadelphia and Orlando City, 42; DC United, New York FC and Montreal, 40.
Western Conference: Kansas City, 52 points; Seattle Sounders, 51; Colorado, 48; Portland Timbers, 46; Real Salt Lake and LA Galaxy, 39; Minnesota, 38.
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