San Jose Earthquakes II vs. LAFC II: 3-1 Match Highlights & Goals

Match Overview and Venue Details

San Jose Earthquakes II hosted Los Angeles FC II at CEFCU Stadium in an MLS Next Pro fixture. According to match schedules and data trackers provided by FotMob, the encounter brought together two competitive developmental squads within the American soccer pyramid, featuring live updates on possession, shots, corners, and big chances created.

Lineups and Tactical Setup

The coaching staff for San Jose Earthquakes II deployed a 4-4-2 formation. The starting lineup featured goalkeeper Nate Crockford behind a defensive line consisting of Jacob Heisner, Alejandro Cano, Niklas Dossmann, and Shane De Flores. In the midfield, Zachary Bohane, Noel Buck, Edwyn Mendoza, and Julian Donnery anchored the center and flanks, while Kaedren Spivey and Tomo Allen led the attack.

Los Angeles FC II countered in a 4-3-3 tactical shape. Benjamin Failla started in goal, protected by defenders Travis Babineau, Adrian Sanders, Giuliano Whitchurch, and Skylar Kaplan. The three-man midfield comprised Liam Lambert, DeCarlo Guerra, and Sebastian Nava. Up front, the visiting side utilized a front three of Ernesto Rodriguez, Nathan Mardaresco, and Eddie Villeda.

Head-to-Head History and Standings Context

Match history data indicates that across previous encounters, San Jose Earthquakes II claimed seven wins compared to three victories for Los Angeles FC II, alongside one draw.

San Jose Earthquakes II vs. LAFC II: 3-1 Match Highlights & Goals
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How to Follow MLS Next Pro Action

Supporters tracking the league can access real-time standings, live scores, and tactical insights via digital match hubs. Platforms like FotMob deliver instant notifications for goals, disciplinary cards, substitutions, and post-match analysis for fans following the developmental progress of both clubs.

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