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Shorthanded LAFC shut out
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|October 14, 2025
Owen Wolff scored a goal in the 83rd minute and Brad Stuver had two saves as host Austin FC beat LAFC 1-0 on Sunday night to break LAFC’s six-game win streak.
LAFC (17-8-8) has 59 points, one behind secondplace San Diego and one ahead of Minnesota in the Western Conference. Vancouver has 63 points.
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