LOS ANGELES — Time and time again during the first two seasons of LAFC’s existence, teams traveling to Banc of California Stadium knew they were in for a fight. Thursday was another shot for the home side to make history, and that’s something Bob Bradley’s squad has done before.
A two-goal deficit in the CONCACAF Champions League? Challenge accepted.
LAFC looked liked a completely different team than they did down in Mexico last week and rallied for a 3-0 victory (and 3-2 aggregate) over Liga MX power León.
It might have been the first home game in this competition for LAFC, but the soccer was everything they’re used to.