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San Jose Earthquakes hold off LA Galaxy comeback in California Clasico The San Jose Earthquakes defeated the LA Galaxy 3-2 on Wednesday in Carson, California, to get their first road victory of the year after scoring goals a minute apart early in the first half. Dejan Joveljic scored twice in the second half, but San Jose (5-7-7, 22 points) managed to maintain its lead after taking a 3-0 lead into halftime. The outcome lifted the Earthquakes out of last place in the Western Conference of Major League Soccer. Source In the 13th minute, Cristian Espinoza converted the penalty kick for San Jose to take a 1-0 lead after MLS All-Star pick Julian Araujo tripped the Earthquakes' Benjamin Kikanovic from behind in the box. - MLS on ESPN+: View LIVE games and highlights (U.S. only) If it wasn't shocking the Galaxy enough, several careless passes led to a turnover that Jamiro Monteiro seize upon. He sent the ball to teammate Jeremy Ebobisse, who scored his 11th goal of the year in t

Club America vs. Toluca prediction, odds, line: 2022 Mexican Liga MX picks, best bets for Wednesday, July 13 For the Club America vs. Toluca matchup on Wednesday, July 13, Jon Eimer has decided on his Mexican Liga MX predictions and best bets. When Club America hosts Toluca on Wednesday at Estadio Azteca, the 2022–23 Mexican Liga MX season's rough start will continue. After facing playoff teams Atlas and Monterrey to begin the Torneo Clausura, Las Aguilas are still looking for their first victory. They managed to draw 0-0 with league champion Atlas in the first game, but they were unable to maintain their advantage against Monterrey on Saturday night. Toluca, on the other hand, is off to an unexpectedly strong start, winning its opening two games to sit atop the Liga MX standings. On Saturday, Los Diablos Rojos defeated Necaxa 3-1 before defeating Atlas 3-2 on Sunday. The game will begin at 10 p.m. ET in Mexico City. In its most recent Club America vs. Toluca odds, Caesars Sportsbo

Schefter denies carrying water when reporting on players like Deshaun Watson, Dalvin Cook The Washington Post recently ran a feature on an NFL reporter who always lives life in the fast lane as the slow time draws to a close. Sometimes too quickly. There is no questioning Adam Schefter's success, particularly when it comes to releasing reports on trades, signings, and other transactions five minutes before they are made public. With the exception of a few people who directly work for the NFL, he has virtually uniquely positioned himself to frequently receive consideration for the five-minute head's up before the announcement is made. When Myles Simmons previously worked for an NFL team (he was previously hired by the Rams and Panthers before PFT), the digital crew was informed that Schefter would break the news on specific changes, and the team would then publicise it, essentially five minutes later. Source By utilising that platform and his eight-figure (nearly) Twitter follow