Kerala Blasters beats Bengaluru FC, registers first win of ISL 2025-26 Kerala Blasters mounted a comeback to beat Bengaluru FC 2-1 on Saturday at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru to register its first win of the 2025-26 Indian Super League season.This was also head coach Ashley Westwood’s first win from the Blasters’ dugout in what was his second game in charge after taking over the reins from David Catala.Victor Bertomeu and new signing Francisco Abalo found the back of the net in the second half after Fallou Ndiaye’s own goal had given the host the lead in the first half.More to follow…Published on Apr 11, 2026 #Kerala #Blasters #beats #Bengaluru #registers #win #ISL – Wolfnewss

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Kerala Blasters beats Bengaluru FC, registers first win of ISL 2025-26 Kerala Blasters mounted a comeback to beat Bengaluru FC 2-1 on Saturday at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru to register its first win of the 2025-26 Indian Super League season.This was also head coach Ashley Westwood’s first win from the Blasters’ dugout in what was his second game in charge after taking over the reins from David Catala.Victor Bertomeu and new signing Francisco Abalo found the back of the net in the second half after Fallou Ndiaye’s own goal had given the host the lead in the first half.More to follow…Published on Apr 11, 2026 #Kerala #Blasters #beats #Bengaluru #registers #win #ISL

Deadspin | Lamenting lack of rest, LAFC face slumping San Diego FC Apr 25, 2026; Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA; Los Angeles Football Club forward Denis Bouanga (99) shoots during the second half against Minnesota United FC at Allianz Field. Mandatory Credit: Brace Hemmelgarn-Imagn Images Los Angeles FC have experienced dominating results on the field this season but coach Marc Dos Santos is not too happy with the MLS schedule-makers entering Saturday night’s road match at San Diego FC. LAFC are coming off a big 2-1 victory over visiting Toluca FC in the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions Cup semifinals on Wednesday night. Los Angeles doesn’t have much time to prepare before it visits a rival that didn’t play a midweek match. Dos Santos isn’t just fretting about this weekend assignment. He pointed out he has been frustrated with the schedule since late March. LAFC played eight matches in April between MLS and Champions Cup play and has five more coming in the first 17 days of May. “The schedule is a scandal. It’s a scandal,” Dos Santos told reporters. “I don’t understand why MLS … who is the genius in the meeting that says, ‘I have a good idea?’ At some point, it’s enough. Saturday we have to go to San Diego.” Regardless, LAFC (6-2-2, 20 points) have been thriving and have outscored MLS opponents 17-6. In Champions Cup play, LAFC have outscored their foes 16-5 and are 5-0-2 entering the second semifinal leg at Toluca on May 6. LAFC also get star forward Denis Bouanga back from a suspension for yellow-card accumulation. He has four goals and four assists in MLS play. Last season, San Diego went 2-0 against LAFC during its stellar expansion campaign when it won the Western Conference. Things are much different for San Diego FC (3-5-2, 11 points) this season. The club has lost five straight matches, is winless in its last seven MLS games (0-5-2) and eight overall, counting a loss to Toluca in the Champions Cup Round of 16. Nobody associated with San Diego was expecting to be sitting in 11th place entering May. “It’s been a tough period for San Diego FC, five losses in a row,” said San Diego star forward Anders Dreyer, who has five goals and four assists in MLS play. “It’s not what we wanted, but that’s the reality. That’s how it is and we can’t run from that.” Last weekend, San Diego lost 2-1 to visiting Portland when the Timbers scored the decisive goal in the sixth minute of second-half stoppage time. San Diego coach Mikey Varas is hoping the turnaround begins Saturday. “It’s a tremendous opportunity for us to take the next step and get back on track,” Varas said. “We know we’re in a tough moment and haven’t been at our best. But we’re working very hard and doing everything possible to get back to it.” –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Lamenting #lack #rest #LAFC #face #slumping #San #Diego

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Deadspin | Lamenting lack of rest, LAFC face slumping San Diego FC Apr 25, 2026; Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA; Los Angeles Football Club forward Denis Bouanga (99) shoots during the second half against Minnesota United FC at Allianz Field. Mandatory Credit: Brace Hemmelgarn-Imagn Images Los Angeles FC have experienced dominating results on the field this season but coach Marc Dos Santos is not too happy with the MLS schedule-makers entering Saturday night’s road match at San Diego FC. LAFC are coming off a big 2-1 victory over visiting Toluca FC in the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions Cup semifinals on Wednesday night. Los Angeles doesn’t have much time to prepare before it visits a rival that didn’t play a midweek match. Dos Santos isn’t just fretting about this weekend assignment. He pointed out he has been frustrated with the schedule since late March. LAFC played eight matches in April between MLS and Champions Cup play and has five more coming in the first 17 days of May. “The schedule is a scandal. It’s a scandal,” Dos Santos told reporters. “I don’t understand why MLS … who is the genius in the meeting that says, ‘I have a good idea?’ At some point, it’s enough. Saturday we have to go to San Diego.” Regardless, LAFC (6-2-2, 20 points) have been thriving and have outscored MLS opponents 17-6. In Champions Cup play, LAFC have outscored their foes 16-5 and are 5-0-2 entering the second semifinal leg at Toluca on May 6. LAFC also get star forward Denis Bouanga back from a suspension for yellow-card accumulation. He has four goals and four assists in MLS play. Last season, San Diego went 2-0 against LAFC during its stellar expansion campaign when it won the Western Conference. Things are much different for San Diego FC (3-5-2, 11 points) this season. The club has lost five straight matches, is winless in its last seven MLS games (0-5-2) and eight overall, counting a loss to Toluca in the Champions Cup Round of 16. Nobody associated with San Diego was expecting to be sitting in 11th place entering May. “It’s been a tough period for San Diego FC, five losses in a row,” said San Diego star forward Anders Dreyer, who has five goals and four assists in MLS play. “It’s not what we wanted, but that’s the reality. That’s how it is and we can’t run from that.” Last weekend, San Diego lost 2-1 to visiting Portland when the Timbers scored the decisive goal in the sixth minute of second-half stoppage time. San Diego coach Mikey Varas is hoping the turnaround begins Saturday. “It’s a tremendous opportunity for us to take the next step and get back on track,” Varas said. “We know we’re in a tough moment and haven’t been at our best. But we’re working very hard and doing everything possible to get back to it.” –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Lamenting #lack #rest #LAFC #face #slumping #San #Diego

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Apr 25, 2026; Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA; Los Angeles Football Club forward Denis Bouanga (99) shoots during the second half against Minnesota United FC at Allianz Field. Mandatory Credit: Brace Hemmelgarn-Imagn Images

Los Angeles FC have experienced dominating results on the field this season but coach Marc Dos Santos is not too happy with the MLS schedule-makers entering Saturday night’s road match at San Diego FC.

LAFC are coming off a big 2-1 victory over visiting Toluca FC in the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions Cup semifinals on Wednesday night. Los Angeles doesn’t have much time to prepare before it visits a rival that didn’t play a midweek match.

Dos Santos isn’t just fretting about this weekend assignment. He pointed out he has been frustrated with the schedule since late March.

LAFC played eight matches in April between MLS and Champions Cup play and has five more coming in the first 17 days of May.

“The schedule is a scandal. It’s a scandal,” Dos Santos told reporters. “I don’t understand why MLS … who is the genius in the meeting that says, ‘I have a good idea?’ At some point, it’s enough. Saturday we have to go to San Diego.”

Regardless, LAFC (6-2-2, 20 points) have been thriving and have outscored MLS opponents 17-6. In Champions Cup play, LAFC have outscored their foes 16-5 and are 5-0-2 entering the second semifinal leg at Toluca on May 6.

LAFC also get star forward Denis Bouanga back from a suspension for yellow-card accumulation. He has four goals and four assists in MLS play.

Last season, San Diego went 2-0 against LAFC during its stellar expansion campaign when it won the Western Conference.

Things are much different for San Diego FC (3-5-2, 11 points) this season. The club has lost five straight matches, is winless in its last seven MLS games (0-5-2) and eight overall, counting a loss to Toluca in the Champions Cup Round of 16.

Nobody associated with San Diego was expecting to be sitting in 11th place entering May.

“It’s been a tough period for San Diego FC, five losses in a row,” said San Diego star forward Anders Dreyer, who has five goals and four assists in MLS play. “It’s not what we wanted, but that’s the reality. That’s how it is and we can’t run from that.”

Last weekend, San Diego lost 2-1 to visiting Portland when the Timbers scored the decisive goal in the sixth minute of second-half stoppage time.

San Diego coach Mikey Varas is hoping the turnaround begins Saturday.

“It’s a tremendous opportunity for us to take the next step and get back on track,” Varas said. “We know we’re in a tough moment and haven’t been at our best. But we’re working very hard and doing everything possible to get back to it.”

–Field Level Media

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Deadspin | Lamenting lack of rest, LAFC face slumping San Diego FC Apr 25, 2026; Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA; Los Angeles Football Club forward Denis Bouanga (99) shoots during the second half against Minnesota United FC at Allianz Field. Mandatory Credit: Brace Hemmelgarn-Imagn Images Los Angeles FC have experienced dominating results on the field this season but coach Marc Dos Santos is not too happy with the MLS schedule-makers entering Saturday night’s road match at San Diego FC. LAFC are coming off a big 2-1 victory over visiting Toluca FC in the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions Cup semifinals on Wednesday night. Los Angeles doesn’t have much time to prepare before it visits a rival that didn’t play a midweek match. Dos Santos isn’t just fretting about this weekend assignment. He pointed out he has been frustrated with the schedule since late March. LAFC played eight matches in April between MLS and Champions Cup play and has five more coming in the first 17 days of May. “The schedule is a scandal. It’s a scandal,” Dos Santos told reporters. “I don’t understand why MLS … who is the genius in the meeting that says, ‘I have a good idea?’ At some point, it’s enough. Saturday we have to go to San Diego.” Regardless, LAFC (6-2-2, 20 points) have been thriving and have outscored MLS opponents 17-6. In Champions Cup play, LAFC have outscored their foes 16-5 and are 5-0-2 entering the second semifinal leg at Toluca on May 6. LAFC also get star forward Denis Bouanga back from a suspension for yellow-card accumulation. He has four goals and four assists in MLS play. Last season, San Diego went 2-0 against LAFC during its stellar expansion campaign when it won the Western Conference. Things are much different for San Diego FC (3-5-2, 11 points) this season. The club has lost five straight matches, is winless in its last seven MLS games (0-5-2) and eight overall, counting a loss to Toluca in the Champions Cup Round of 16. Nobody associated with San Diego was expecting to be sitting in 11th place entering May. “It’s been a tough period for San Diego FC, five losses in a row,” said San Diego star forward Anders Dreyer, who has five goals and four assists in MLS play. “It’s not what we wanted, but that’s the reality. That’s how it is and we can’t run from that.” Last weekend, San Diego lost 2-1 to visiting Portland when the Timbers scored the decisive goal in the sixth minute of second-half stoppage time. San Diego coach Mikey Varas is hoping the turnaround begins Saturday. “It’s a tremendous opportunity for us to take the next step and get back on track,” Varas said. “We know we’re in a tough moment and haven’t been at our best. But we’re working very hard and doing everything possible to get back to it.” –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Lamenting #lack #rest #LAFC #face #slumping #San #Diego

Apr 25, 2026; Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA; Los Angeles Football Club forward Denis Bouanga (99) shoots during the second half against Minnesota United FC at Allianz Field. Mandatory Credit: Brace Hemmelgarn-Imagn Images

Los Angeles FC have experienced dominating results on the field this season but coach Marc Dos Santos is not too happy with the MLS schedule-makers entering Saturday night’s road match at San Diego FC.

LAFC are coming off a big 2-1 victory over visiting Toluca FC in the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions Cup semifinals on Wednesday night. Los Angeles doesn’t have much time to prepare before it visits a rival that didn’t play a midweek match.

Dos Santos isn’t just fretting about this weekend assignment. He pointed out he has been frustrated with the schedule since late March.

LAFC played eight matches in April between MLS and Champions Cup play and has five more coming in the first 17 days of May.

“The schedule is a scandal. It’s a scandal,” Dos Santos told reporters. “I don’t understand why MLS … who is the genius in the meeting that says, ‘I have a good idea?’ At some point, it’s enough. Saturday we have to go to San Diego.”

Regardless, LAFC (6-2-2, 20 points) have been thriving and have outscored MLS opponents 17-6. In Champions Cup play, LAFC have outscored their foes 16-5 and are 5-0-2 entering the second semifinal leg at Toluca on May 6.

LAFC also get star forward Denis Bouanga back from a suspension for yellow-card accumulation. He has four goals and four assists in MLS play.

Last season, San Diego went 2-0 against LAFC during its stellar expansion campaign when it won the Western Conference.

Things are much different for San Diego FC (3-5-2, 11 points) this season. The club has lost five straight matches, is winless in its last seven MLS games (0-5-2) and eight overall, counting a loss to Toluca in the Champions Cup Round of 16.

Nobody associated with San Diego was expecting to be sitting in 11th place entering May.

“It’s been a tough period for San Diego FC, five losses in a row,” said San Diego star forward Anders Dreyer, who has five goals and four assists in MLS play. “It’s not what we wanted, but that’s the reality. That’s how it is and we can’t run from that.”

Last weekend, San Diego lost 2-1 to visiting Portland when the Timbers scored the decisive goal in the sixth minute of second-half stoppage time.

San Diego coach Mikey Varas is hoping the turnaround begins Saturday.

“It’s a tremendous opportunity for us to take the next step and get back on track,” Varas said. “We know we’re in a tough moment and haven’t been at our best. But we’re working very hard and doing everything possible to get back to it.”

–Field Level Media

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