The Black & Gold, still eyeing the top seed in the Western Conference, and Whitecaps will be shorthanded Sunday due to international duty
LAFC’s Maxime Chanot kicks the ball in front of Colorado’s Keegan Rosenberry during the first half of their Leagues Cup semifinal on Aug. 21, 2024, at BMO Stadium. To have a shot of reaching Decision Day with the Western Conference No. 1 seed up still for grabs, the Los Angeles Football Club must win Sunday in Canada.
And nearly a full month after re-signing with LAFC, Carlos Vela isn’t ready to suit up as he did not travel to British Columbia. Not dealing with Bouanga, who tormented Vancouver in eight meetings across all competitions the past two years, scoring seven goals to go with seven assists, is a silver lining for the Whitecaps.
Having lost three MLS contests in a row heading into their regular-season home finale, Whitecaps histrionic head coach Vanni Sartini might object to that idea. His group needs something to go their way after falling from fourth to eighth in the conference by accumulating eight of 27 points since July 20.
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