Experience the electric atmosphere of a Los Angeles FC match at BMO Stadium. Join the Black & Gold faithful!
BMO Stadium, known until 2023 as Banc of California Stadium, stands as a soccer icon in Los Angeles. Located in the historic Exposition Park, this 22,000-capacity venue was inaugurated on April 18, 2018, becoming the first open-air stadium built in the city since 1962. It is home to Los Angeles FC of MLS and Angel City FC of the NWSL, and is characterized by its design that brings spectators close to the action, with the closest seats just 12 feet (3.7 meters) from the field and a 34-degree seating rake, one of the steepest in MLS.
Since its founding in 2014 and its explosive inaugural season in 2018, Los Angeles FC has established itself as an elite club in North America. With its motto "Street x Street, Block x Block, One x One," LAFC has cultivated a deep connection with the diverse culture of Los Angeles, reflected in the passionate atmosphere created by its supporters' group, The 3252, at every match in BMO Stadium.
Sporting success came quickly, with the club winning the Supporters' Shield in 2019 and the Supporters' Shield-MLS Cup double in 2022. The club's ambition is global, evidenced by its ability to sign renowned stars. The recent 2026 World Championship of Football was a showcase for LAFC's talent, with key players like Olivier Giroud (France) and other internationals participating in the tournament. Their performance on football's biggest stage not only brought pride to the club but also enriched the squad with invaluable experience.
Now, with its stars back from international duty, LAFC is fully focused on the 2026 MLS season. The experience gained at the world championship is a fundamental asset in their fight for more trophies and their long-term goal of qualifying for the prestigious Club World Cup, solidifying their status as a global football benchmark.
Denis Bouanga (Gabon) and Mathieu Choinière (Canada) are among the key LAFC players set to join their national teams for upcoming friendlies and qualifiers, necessitating lineup adjustments for the next MLS match.
In the 2-2 draw against the San Jose Earthquakes, Denis Bouanga scored his 79th MLS regular-season goal, surpassing Carlos Vela to set a new club record.
French striker Olivier Giroud showcased his class with two decisive goals, securing an important home victory for LAFC against the Portland Timbers and keeping the team in the hunt for the top spots in the Western Conference.
With a convincing win at home, Los Angeles FC became one of the first Western Conference teams to mathematically clinch a berth in the 2026 MLS Cup Playoffs, where they will look to pursue another title.
The club has bolstered its midfield with the acquisition of young Ecuadorian talent Sergio Vásquez on a permanent transfer, signing him to a long-term contract through the 2029-30 season.
LAFC has secured the future of its top scorer, Denis Bouanga, with a new Designated Player contract extension, keeping one of the league's most dangerous stars in Black & Gold for years to come.
For the first time in its history, LAFC played a regular-season match at the iconic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, kicking off their 2026 campaign against Inter Miami in a memorable event for fans.
LAFC learned its path for the 2026 season with the release of the full 34-game schedule, highlighting key matchups like the 'El Tráfico' derbies and games against Eastern Conference rivals.
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