Los Angeles. Nkosi Tafari headed Son Heung-Min's stoppage-time free kick to give Los Angeles FC a 2-1 win over Toluca FC in the first leg of their CONCACAF Champions Cup semifinal at BMO Stadium on Wednesday night, with Timothy Tillman opening the scoring in the 51st minute and Jesús Angulo equalizing in the 73rd. The aggregate tie will be decided in the second leg in Toluca on May 6, giving Toluca an opportunity to overturn the deficit; LAFC goalkeeper Hugo Lloris produced a key double save before halftime, and LAFC will travel without Denis Bouanga and Eddie Segura due to yellow-card accumulation, affecting lineup options for the return leg.
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This game is a big deal for LAFC fans and the local community. It's a chance for LAFC to make it to the Champions Cup final. But, they'll have to do it without Bouanga and Segura. Mark May 6 on your calendar and get ready to cheer them on.
LAFC pulled off a last-minute win against Toluca, but the battle isn't over. They'll face Toluca again on May 6, this time on Toluca's turf. It's a must-watch for any soccer fan. Worth forwarding if you know someone who loves a good comeback story.
Los Angeles FC benefited by securing a 2-1 first-leg advantage at home, gaining momentum and a lead to defend in the return leg on May 6 in Toluca.
Deportivo Toluca FC suffered a stoppage-time defeat that leaves them needing a positive result in the May 6 return leg in Toluca to advance on aggregate.
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