The Black & Gold, already losing players for international call-ups, were spared a midweek game going into Saturday night’s game at BMO Stadium
Add competitive matches during international breaks to Steve Cherundolo’s list of uncanny things about Major League Soccer.
Denil Maldonado is also with Honduras, though the Central Americans’ two appearances at BMO Stadium mean one of the club’s four call-ups is an option for league play on the weekend. “It’s something this team really needed,” said LAFC center back Jesus Murillo, who has started and finished four of the club’s five matches. “We needed to take advantage of the fact that we can rest and adjust some details that we’ve identified. It’ll be a very important match against Dallas. The team is ready and motivated to come on the field and look for a result.”
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