US EditionLAFC Looks to Keep Surging up the Standings
LAFC enters the match missing top scorers Denis Bouanga and Son Heung-min, who have combined for the team’s last 18 goals, due to international duty in the FIFA window.
- On Wednesday, Los Angeles FC travels to Toronto's BMO Stadium at 7:30 p.m., entering after two straight shutout wins; this report was first published Oct. 7, 2025.
- Because the makeup date falls in the October international window, clubs lose players including Mathieu Choiniere and Nathan Ordaz, while LAFC’s June 18 match was postponed after qualifying for the FIFA Club World Cup.
- LAFC's attack has produced 24 goals and eight assists this season, with 61 goals and a +24 differential over the last 10 games, according to team statistics.
- Sitting on 56 points, LAFC can climb higher in the Western Conference with another victory after clinching MLS playoffs first-round home-field advantage and securing no lower than fourth place.
- With three matches left, LAFC still controls its path in the standings and could hold the top seed if Vancouver drops points at Orlando before its Oct. 18 visit to Colorado.
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LAFC looks to keep surging up the standings
Scoreboard watching season has hit MLS, and interested parties can turn their full attention to the Los Angeles Football Club twice in five days. Entering the latest FIFA international break, LAFC has three matches remaining on the league calendar, more than any other team. Postponements stemming from the FIFA Club World Cup and a horrendous natural disaster in Texas pushed matches from June and July, against Toronto FC and Austin FC, respective…
Toronto FC visits LAFC, looking to finally add a win to its string of eight draws – 105.9 The Region
Los Angeles FC’s success in qualifying for the FIFA Club World Cup came with a caveat. With the FIFA club extravaganza kicking off June 14, LAFC’s June 18 home contest against Toronto FC had to be rescheduled. Given Wednesday’s makeup date at BMO Stadium falls in the October FIFA international window, that means LAFC is without star forwards Denis Bouanga (away with Gabon) and Son Heung-min (South Korea) who have combined to score the team’s las…
High-profile names absent for LAFC as Toronto FC look to break exhausting run of draws
The international break is always a headache for Major League Soccer clubs due to a host of personnel handling various worldwide assignments. Toronto FC will be without some notable players for Wednesday night’s clash with LAFC at BMO Stadium, but the home side must deal with a similar issue. The team’s dynamic attacking duo, Denis […] The post High-profile names absent for LAFC as Toronto FC look to break exhausting run of draws appeared first …
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