The Cali Clásico felt awfully one sided this time around with the LA Galaxy looking comfortable for 70 minutes. Yes, they let the game get away from them in the final 20 minutes, but they still earned the crucial three points in the 3-2 win on Saturday at Stanford Stadium. For the majority of the game, LA’s possession game looked smooth, in control, and resulted in the Quakes making mistakes from time to time. The Galaxy capitalized on one of those mistakes for their second goal. There was a calm methodology in how the Galaxy built their lead, as opposed to a frenzied panicked pace to the game.
LA Galaxy Player Ratings vs. San Jose Earthquakes
