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Toluca clinch Campeones Cup in 3-2 victory over LA Galaxy

Antonio Mohamed said Toluca were hungry to lift the Campeones Cup and the Diablos Rojos delivered on his words in a thrilling 3-2 win over the LA Galaxy at Dignity Health Sports Park. Despite Gabriel Pec’s 84th-minute strike giving LA Galaxy the lead and a disallowed Paulinho goal earlier, Mohamed’s side dominated the second half and ultimately saw justice served on the field.

Vanney: Galaxy can salvage season with Campeones Cup trophy

Greg Vanney knows LA Galaxy’s season has been a disappointment, with the reigning MLS champions bottom of the Western Conference and out of the playoffs. But on Wednesday at Dignity Health Sports Park, the Campeones Cup final against Toluca offers a chance to salvage something meaningful, with Vanney viewing a trophy as a vital boost for his players and the club.

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'We’re hungry for victory' - Mohamed warns Galaxy ahead of final

Toluca head coach Antonio Mohamed says his side arrives at Wednesday’s Campeones Cup final against LA Galaxy motivated and hungry for silverware. For him, the clash at Dignity Health Sports Park is more than a shot at a trophy - it’s also a chance to measure the growth and resilience of his squad. Toluca currently sit top of the Liga MX standings.

America edge Columbus Crew to lift first Campeones Cup

Club America and the Columbus Crew went blow-for-blow in regular time, but Liga MX side prevails in penalties

Columbus Crew vs CF America: Stream, TV channels & where to watch

How to watch the Campeones Cup match between Columbus Crew and CF America, as well as kick-off time and team news.

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Crew resolved to stop Zendejas, America in Campeones Cup

The reigning MLS champions take on the holding Liga MX title winners in a continental clash

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	Troyes	26	15	6	5	42	26	16	51	W W W D L
2	Saint-Etienne	26	15	4	7	46	29	17	49	W W W W W
3	Le Mans	27	12	11	4	37	26	11	47	W W D D L
4	Reims	26	11	10	5	38	24	14	43	D D D D D
5	Montpellier	27	12	5	10	33	25	8	41	W W D L W

Pos

Team

+/-

PTS

Form

Troyes

W
W
W
D
L

Saint-Etienne

W
W
W
W
W

Le Mans

W
W
D
D
L

Reims

D
D
D
D
D

Montpellier

W
W
D
L
W

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