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Leo Walta's goal erases Galaxy's lead, LAFC clinches playoff spot in 2-2 El Tráfico draw

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Leo Walta scored the tying goal in the 62nd minute, and Los Angeles FC clinched a playoff spot by rallying from two goals down in the second half for a 2-2 draw with the LA Galaxy on Sunday night.Joseph Paintsil scored his first two goals since August as the Galaxy hung on impressively for a point, but endangered their own playoff hopes by blowing the lead in another thrilling…

On October 25, 2026, LAFC and LA Galaxy played to a 2-2 draw at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles, California.

Steven Park of The Sporting Tribune documented the match, capturing images of various moments. Fans of LAFC were seen lifting up their scarves, showing their support for the team.

Players like Aaron Long (LAFC) and Joseph Paintsil (LA Galaxy) were active on the field. Long headed the ball during the match, while Paintsil scored a goal for LA Galaxy.

Goal celebrations were evident, with Joseph Paintsil of LA Galaxy celebrating alongside Erik Thommy, another LA Galaxy player. Armindo Seib of LAFC also celebrated after assisting a goal for his team.

Leo Walta of LAFC scored a goal during the match, drawing cheers from LAFC supporters. Son Heung-Min of LAFC was seen running with the ball, contributing to the team's efforts.

Yevhen Cheberko of LAFC reacted after a shot attempt, showing the intensity of the game. Lucas Sanabria of LA Galaxy headed the ball during play.

These images provide a glimpse into the action-packed match between LAFC and LA Galaxy, which ended in a tie.

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