Doubling the Goal Tally! LA Galaxy Sets Another MLS Record, Even Inter Miami Admits Inferiority

In the match where LA Galaxy defeated Vancouver Whitecaps 4-2, Petasil scored his 10th goal of the season, making LA Galaxy the first team in MLS history to have four players with double-digit goals. This feat has garnered more attention than even Inter Miami, which boasts Messi and Suarez.

Currently, the two teams that are stealing the spotlight on the league table are Messi’s Inter Miami and LA Galaxy. Despite Inter Miami being the first team to secure a playoff spot, LA Galaxy’s attack is more balanced, with four players scoring double-digit goals.

So far, LA Galaxy has scored a total of 63 goals, with Gabriel Chavez, Dejan Joveljic, Joseph Petasil, and captain Riqui Puig collectively contributing 48 goals. This not only demonstrates LA Galaxy’s attacking prowess but also shows the depth of their offensive lineup.

In the 4-2 victory over Vancouver Whitecaps, LA Galaxy’s four attackers scored three goals, ensuring the team’s position as the most competitive in the MLS. After several seasons of adjustment, LA Galaxy is finally approaching success and becoming one of the strongest teams in the league.

The dispersion of attacking power poses uncertainty for any opponent of LA Galaxy, allowing the team to aim even higher.

With Joseph Petasil’s goal tally reaching 10, after previously setting a record with three players from the same team scoring 10+ goals in a single season, LA Galaxy has now become the first team to have four players with double-digit goals, and these four players can also contribute at least five assists each.