US EditionES Tunis stuns Los Angeles FC in FIFA Club World Cup match at Geodis Park
- Espérance Sportive de Tunis defeated Los Angeles Football Club 1-0 at Geodis Park in Nashville on Friday during the FIFA Club World Cup group stage.
- The match was crucial as both teams needed a win to advance, and LAFC had been shut out after losing their prior game to Chelsea on June 16.
- Youcef Belaili scored the only goal in the 70th minute with a right-footed shot that went through LAFC keeper Hugo Lloris’ legs, while LAFC had two goals negated by offsides calls.
- During stoppage time, LAFC’s Denis Bouanga had a penalty opportunity saved by ES Tunis goalkeeper Bechir Ben Said, who praised his team's effort, emphasizing their strong and committed performance throughout the match.
- LAFC became the first team eliminated from the tournament, while ES Tunis remains tied with Chelsea and must win their next match to advance to the round of 16.
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A second loss in two games ended up sealing the fate of the California franchise, which had already been eliminated from the Club World Cup.
·Paris, France
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In Pool B of the FIFA Club World Cup, Esperance Tunis celebrated a 1-0 victory over Los Angeles FC. The goal and the highlights – including a lost penalty of LA – are here in the video (top). For the Americans, the tournament is finished after the last group match against Flamengo on Wednesday.
·Vienna, Austria
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Youcef Belaili scores in Esperance’s 1-0 victory over LAFC in the Club World Cup
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Yousef Belaili scored in the 70th minute and Esperance de Tunisie beat LAFC 1-0 on Friday night in the Club World Cup to remain in contention to advance and eliminate the California MLS team.
·Toronto, Canada
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