LA Galaxy Score Solid 2-1 Home Win
Los Angeles, Calif. -- Two first-half goals set the LA Galaxy up for a 2-1 home win over the New England Revolution on Saturday, September 5th.Striker Kyōgo Furuhashi was a handful throughout, and it was his good play that won that ball in the New England defensive third. The recent arrival to LA bore down on goal and was brought down for the penalty for the Galaxy’s first real chance of the game.
The Los Angeles Galaxy secured a 2-1 home victory over the New England Revolution in a match played on Saturday, September 5th, 2026, at Carson, California. The victory marked the Galaxy's second triumph since returning from the World Cup, and it came at the hands of striker Robert Taylor, who scored his first goal since July 2025.
Taylor's goal followed a penalty converted by Marco Reus, who also contributed to the second goal. The Revs managed to score a late goal through Carlos Gil, denying goalkeeper JT Marcinkowski a shutout, but it was not enough to overturn the final result. Head coach Greg Vanney praised the recent arrival Kyōgo Furuhashi, noting his dangerous runs and potential to spring teammates into goal-scoring situations.
Vanney expressed optimism about the team's prospects, emphasizing the importance of maintaining their current form as they wrap up the regular season.
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