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Los Angeles FC vs Chicago Fire

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Score
Los Angeles FC 0-0 Chicago Fire
Round
Round 12
Venue
BMO Stadium
CompetitionMajor League Soccer

Venue

Venue
BMO Stadium, Los Angeles, California

Match

Referee
Fotis Bazakos, USA
Round
Round 12
Date
2019-05-05T02:30:00Z

Los Angeles FC fired more attempts (22 vs 9 shots). Los Angeles FC was more accurate in front of goal (23% on target vs 11%). Los Angeles FC held more of the ball (63% possession).

Los Angeles FC (Home)

position #1 · 72 pts · W-D-L 21–9–5 · form WDWWL

Los Angeles FC are 1st in Major League Soccer with 72 points (21W, 9D, 5L), scoring 87 and conceding 42.

Chicago Fire (Away)

position #8 · 42 pts · W-D-L 10–12–12 · form DWDDW

Chicago Fire are 8th in Major League Soccer with 42 points (10W, 12D, 12L), scoring 55 and conceding 47.

Head to head

1 meetings · Los Angeles FC 0–0–1 Chicago Fire

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