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Los Angeles Galaxy at Chicago Fire: Your Running Commentary

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The Los Angeles Galaxy visit Toyota Park tonight to take on the Chicago Fire in what amounts to a must-win match if LA hopes to resurrect its faint playoff hopes. The Fire will be looking to avoid a three-match losing streak, and a three-match skid against Western Conference opponents at that.

If you figure Chicago is the favorite being at home, think again. Chicago is one of just two teams (FC Dallas being the other) that doesn’t have more wins than losses at home. The Galaxy is coming off its first win in three months, but the way the offense looked against DC, coupled with how bad Chicago’s defense looked against FC Dallas, makes this one even more interesting.

If you will be watching tonight’s match (9pm, ESPN2) please feel free to share your thoughts, opinions and some play-by-play in the comments section below.

Enjoy the match.

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  1. wont deny that, but pointing out the flaws that LA has had all season, rather then lumping so much on the GK…. i mean even Guzan looked terrible for awhile when CUSA was playing poorly…

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  2. Am I alone in believing that Wicks positioning cost LA at least one, if not two goals? He was, no doubt, busy tonight (due to the fantastic LA defense) but the guy is killing me! He needs to make more saves rather than punching it clear.

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  3. You guys need to lay off Donovan’s shots. The first was nearly an impossible angle.. if anything he should have let it go through his legs or something. The second shot is a difficult ball coming from over his shoulder and he still nearly put it in the upper V.

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  4. Weird. Is it normal for Blanco to go right to the dressing room instead of to the bench when he gets subbed out? I take it he’s getting tired of MLS.

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  5. 86th minute- Bryan Jordan did well to earn a corner kick for the Galaxy.

    Sean Franklin got his head on to it but he drove it towards the ground rather than on net.

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  6. His (Donovan’s) first look would have been tough for any forward. His second was a missed opportunity. I don’t think that proves he’s not ready for Europe though. There are players much better than LD who have missed better chances than those. His runs have been good.

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