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LAFC promotes assistant Xavi Tamarit to interim coach (opens the original)
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Spaniard Xavi Tamarit, an assistant coach with LAFC since January, was named interim head coach Thursday. Tamarit, 44, fills the vacancy left when LAFC relieved first-year head coach Marc Dos Santos of his duties on Sunday. Following 39 games in all competitions this year, the move to replace Dos Santos marked the first time that LAFC parted ways with a head coach during a season since entering Major League Soccer in 2018. “Xavi brings a wealth of experience at the highest levels of the game and
Longtime promoter Scott Coker launching ‘Ki MMA’ in attempt to disrupt MMA (opens the original)
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NEW YORK — In a combat sports world dominated by the Ultimate Fighting Championship, Scott Coker is bullish about carving out a piece of mixed martial arts for himself – again. Two decades after delivering the first regulated mixed fighting event in California, drawing a crowd of 18,265 to the HP Pavilion in San Jose on March 10, 2006, for the debut of Strikeforce MMA, the 63-year-old California-based Coker unveiled the next phase of his martial arts adventure on Monday in Manhattan’s Financial
Late handball dooms LAFC in loss to San Diego FC (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES — Three and a half months ago, a dramatic late comeback at Snapdragon Stadium earned the Los Angeles Football Club its only point against San Diego FC. On Saturday at BMO Stadium, SDFC more than returned the favor, converting an 89th-minute penalty that broke a scoreless tie and the Black & Gold’s eight-match unbeaten streak. The frantic match finished 1-0 after LAFC center back Ryan Porteous was called for a handball in the box while defending a corner kick. Coming off the head of a
Leagues Cup: LAFC faces waiting game after PK victory over Querétaro (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES — Despite catching all the breaks it needed, the Los Angeles Football Club’s bid to secure a spot in the knockout stage of the Leagues Cup fell short on Wednesday night. Drawing Querétaro, 1-1, at BMO Stadium – Denis Bounga leveled the score an hour into the game after the Mexican squad snatched the lead 12 minutes in – LAFC finished Phase One of the MLS-Liga MX 36-team tournament with its second penalty kick shootout victory in three games. With its regulation victory over Toluca FC
Leagues Cup: LAFC stuns Toluca FC on Segura’s late goal (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES — Needing a regulation win to have any hope of advancing to the Leagues Cup knockout phase, the Los Angeles Football Club hosted Toluca FC, the top team on the continent, for the second time this year at BMO Stadium. LAFC found what it was looking for from an unlikely source in front of an announced crowd of 22,111. In the 91st minute, defender Eddie Segura struck a curling shot inside the far post, sealing a 1-0 victory to give the Black & Gold five points after two games in the fir
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