LA Galaxy Faces New England Revolution for MLS Cup Finals
MLS football club LA Galaxy will be facing the Eastern Conference Champions, the New England Revolution on Sunday, Dec.7 at the StubHub Center. This is in Galaxy's road to become the first team in the league to win five MLS cuptrophies.
The Galaxy's match against the Revolutions will be the third time they face each other in the MLS Cup Finals. Galaxy won their prior matche with a score of 1-0. The team had won their first Cup title in 2002 against New England as well with a 1-0 score at overtime. Their second cup was in 2005, also with a score of 1-0 at overtime.
This year will be the second time the LA Galaxy will face off against the New England Revolution. Starting Dec. 4 until the match, the team will be training at the StubHub Center. A press conference will follow the Dec. 5 training with LA Galaxy head coach and general manager Bruce Arena together with New England Revolution head coach Jay Heaps. A few players will also be joining the conference.
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The Galaxy had faced the Seattle Sounders Sunday and resulted in a loss with a score of 2-1 in favor of the Sounders. If anything, the match was close call and almost cost them the chance to play at the MLS Cup Finals if not for the strike Juninho did at the second half of the match.
The Sounders took the lead at the first half of the match, gaining a 2-point lead.
