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Revs president Brian Bilello and technical director Curt Onalfo didn’t want to spend much time looking back when speaking with the media on Wednesday. They offered little illumination into why decisions were made over the last few days and the future of Williams, instead wanting to shift focus to the field.Or, in Onalfo’s words: “It’s time to get out there and play. Stop talking about all the baloney.
The Galaxy arrived into the fixture in their best form of the season, collecting four wins from the previous seven league matches – including the July 4th El Trafico, which broke the single-game MLS attendance record with 82,110 fans packed into the Rose Bowl. Still, Greg Vanney’s side sat second-from-bottom in the Western Conference, needing a strong end of the season to remain in reach of the playoff places.
It would be LAFC that entered the halftime break in front, owing to below-par goalkeeping from Bond, who could not stop Ryan Hollingshead’s long-range effort in the 33rd minute from nestling into the back of the net.
As Hollingshead alludes, LAFC is right back into action against Western Conference leaders St. Louis City on Wednesday — an opportunity to pull within three points of the top. For the Galaxy, a tough defeat to their cross-city rivals leaves them six points from Portland in the final wildcard position, with two games in hand. They face Minnesota United at home on Wednesday, with playoffs still a possibility.
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