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LA Galaxy Triumphs with Record Sixth MLS Cup Championship

LA Galaxy secures a dramatic 2-1 victory over New York Red Bulls to claim their sixth MLS Cup title, overcoming a challenging season.

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Updated: Dec 7th, 2024, 9:58 PM ET

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In a thrilling match at Dignity Health Sports Park, LA Galaxy defeated New York Red Bulls 2-1 to capture their record sixth MLS Cup championship. Goals from Joseph Paintsil and Dejan Joveljic within the first 15 minutes set the tone for the Galaxy, who fought bravely despite losing star player Riqui Puig to injury prior to the final. The victory marks a remarkable turnaround for a club that finished last in the standings last season, showcasing their newly constructed lineup's offensive prowess in the playoffs.

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