LAFC defeats Red Bull New York 2-0 in humid Los Angeles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 12:33 PM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026

LAFC secured a 2-0 victory against Red Bull New York on Wednesday night at BMO Stadium. The match was played in challenging conditions, with temperatures reaching 95 degrees and high humidity levels affecting both squads. Jude Terry opened the scoring in the 22nd minute following a parry by Ethan Horvath. Despite a second-half push from the visitors, the Red Bulls struggled to equalize as Adri Mehmeti was forced out of the game due to injury in the 33rd minute. Armando Sieb finalized the score with a stoppage-time goal to confirm the win for the hosts. Manager Marc Dos Santos noted after the contest that the extreme weather added significant physical strain on his roster.
- •LAFC won 2-0 against Red Bull New York on Wednesday.
- •Jude Terry scored the opening goal in the 22nd minute.
- •Adri Mehmeti left the match in the 33rd minute due to an injury.
- •Armando Sieb added a second goal for LAFC during stoppage time.
- •The match was played in 95-degree heat with high humidity.
- 12:33 PMYahoo Sports — LAFC defeat RBNY in stifling SoCal heat
"LOS ANGELES -- LAFC beat Red Bull New York 2-0 on what was the hottest night of the year in Southern California.
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