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Minnesota United FC Put 3 Past LAFC at BMO Stadium: What Happened to the Home Team?

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Minnesota United FC absolutely rolled into BMO Stadium on Sunday, November 1, 2026, and delivered a 3-1 smackdown to LAFC. That scoreline speaks volumes, especially when you are the home team and you are getting outplayed like that.

Minnesota Struck Hard and Early

The Loons were on fire, taking that decisive 3-1 victory. We saw midfielder Nectarios Triantis keeping a close eye on the ball in the first half, always looking for an opportunity. And you know who was loving it? Midfielder Joaquín Pereyra, who was all smiles and later shared a celebration embrace with forward Tomás Chancalay. Their teammates quickly joined in on the action, too. Defender Michael Boxall was also spotted kicking the ball throughout the game, helping keep the pressure on LAFC.

LAFC Couldn’t Find Answers

For LAFC, playing at home on November 1, 2026, was definitely not the result they wanted. Before the whistle, forward Son Heung-Min stood with his teammates and the youth player escorts. The whole squad even posed for their team photo, ready to go. But once the game kicked off, it was clear they were struggling to contain Minnesota United FC. Defender Aaron Long was constantly running towards the ball in the first half, trying to make plays, but the effort just wasn’t enough to turn the tide.

This 3-1 loss at BMO Stadium is a tough pill for LAFC to swallow, while Minnesota United FC will be riding high after such a strong road performance.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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