Soccer-LA Galaxy look to reclaim MLS throne in Cup final


Dec 4, 2024; Carson, California, USA; LA Galaxy players warm up during a training session at Dignity Health Sports Park. Mandatory Credit: Kiyoshi Mio-Imagn Images

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - LA Galaxy hope to bring the team's decade-long slog through the Major League Soccer wilderness to an end when they host the New York Red Bulls for the MLS Cup championship on Saturday.

LA Galaxy were one of MLS's 10 charter members when it launched in 1996 and is the league's most successful franchise with a record five MLS Cup titles.

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