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For Angel City Football Club, that tomorrow is today. ing-lutely not’,” and hopes it will be “dealt with quickly so that they can get back to celebrating the World Cup.” ACFC dares itself to do something greater for the community—they’re more than a club.

World Renowned Boxing Trainer Bob Santos Launches Private Boxing Camp in Las Vegas Official Opening of Isaac Lucero , Luis Nuñez , John Easter , Luis Torres , Omar and Sebastian Juarez , and many other world-class full-scale boxing camp,” said Bob Santos, whose track record includes developing and guiding numerous world The gym will also host world-class sparring, attracting top fighters from across the globe to train and

World Premiere of RUNA SIMI, the Peruvian Documentary by ​​Augusto Zegarra, at the 2025 Tribeca Festival Justice Runa Simi , the debut documentary feature by Peruvian filmmaker Augusto Zegarra , will have its world Tribeca Festival Screenings: Thursday, June 5, 7pm at Village East by Angelika — World Premiere Friday

Jacob Elordi and Daisy Edgar-Jones attend the world premiere of ‘On Swift Horses’ during the Toronto by Nicholai Roska for Tangent Zine Filmmaker Daniel Minahan's ‘ On Swift Horses’ had its red-carpet world Photo by Nicholai Roska for Tangent Zine Sasha Calle attends the world premiere of ‘On Swift Horses’ Photo by Nicholai Roska for Tangent Zine Diego Calva attends the world premiere of ‘On Swift Horses’ Photo by Nicholai Roska for Tangent Zine Will Poulter attends the world premiere of ‘On Swift Horses’

Covering Greatness Ad from State Farm Today, as I sit in the press box watching Angel City Football Club The United States Women’s National Team dominated the soccer world for years. that Angel City is capable of producing the same attention and accumulating the same coverage as the world

Claire Emslie celebrates after scoring the equalizing goal against Portland Thorns. Photo by ACFC On their fourth recorded sold-out home game of the season, Angel City FC put up a gallant stand against a rugged and physical Portland Thorns. The home team, buoyed by their 22,000 fans that showed up on a Monday night at the BMO stadium, managed an equalizer from striker Claire Emslie late in the game to even the score 2-2. Angel City FC midfielder Katie Zelem with Portland Thorns' Olivia Moultrie. Photo by ACFC Angel City FC went on attack mode right from kick off. They created a chance early in the 3rd minute as Jasmyne Spencer had a shot on target saved by Thorns GK Mackenzie Arnold. A short pass from ACFC MF Meggie Dougherty Howard allowed striker Alyssa Thompson on the wing to sprint and create some space in the 10th minute. The number one overall pick in the 2023 NWSL wasted no time in the penalty box as she fired the ball in the near post beating Thorns GK Mackenzie Arnold. The goal was Alyssa Thompson's fifth of the season and the ninth goal of her NWSL career. Six of those goals were scored inside the 10th minute mark. The second half tells a different story as a more proactive Portland Thorns took on the pitch. Morgan Weaver, in her first game back from her injury last May 1, leveled the scoreline 1-1 in the 48'. Then on the 64', midfielder Olivia Moultrie put the Thorns ahead 2-1 with a goal off a cross from defender Kelli Hubly. ACFC remained composed on their attack despite losing momentum and the lead. Their perseverance paid off in the 76' after astute fullback Jasmyne Spencer lofted a cross in the box to a charging Claire Emslie to even the scoreline 2-2 with a wonderful volley. The goal is the Scottish international's 7th of the season and her 12th NWSL goal since joining Angel City FC in 2022. The draw puts Angel City FC in 10th place in the NWSL standings. They remain three points behind Bay FC and Racing Louisville for playoff contention. Angel City FC will play the Washington Spirit on Friday, September 27. The game will be broadcasted live on Prime Video starting at 7PM PST.

2025 Concacaf Caribbean Cup Semifinal Matchups and Schedule Confirmed Four Caribbean clubs set to battle to be crowned Caribbean club champion  Three 2026 Concacaf Champions Cup slots are available Semifinals October 2, 2025) - Concacaf has confirmed the schedule and matchups for the 2025 Concacaf Caribbean Cup To view the up-to-date list of clubs that have qualified for the 2026 Concacaf Champions Cup, click here FA vs Defence Force Semifinal 2:  Cibao FC vs O&M FC  The schedule for the 2025 Concacaf Caribbean Cup

Carrington dominates Heita to win WBC Interim Featherweight World Title NEW YORK CITY (July 26, 2025) Jorge Garcia by unanimous decision (116-112, 118-110, and 119-109) to win the WBO junior middleweight world The Almighty Bruce Bruce “Shu Shu” Carrington captured the WBC interim featherweight world title with Featherweight: Dominican contender Yan Santana  (15-0, 12 KOs) shut out former world title challenger

Bright puts her name in the record books for scoring Angel City FC's fastest goal and recorded the club's The 24-year-old striker recorded the fastest goal scored for ACFC and notched the club's first ever hat

Angel City FC's Sydney Leroux scores the winning goal in the 85th minute. Photo by Angel City FC It has been over six weeks since Angel City FC tallied a W on the NWSL standings. But after reshuffling much of its line up each game to try and find the winning combination, it looks as though coach Becki tweed and company found the perfect mix as ACFC escaped a 3-2 thriller over Racing Louisville on Wednesday night here in Los Angeles. Kennedy Fuller celebrates with Madison Curry after scoring her first NWSL goal. Photo by Angel City FC ACFC played a high paced and fun first half as it opened with two goals with the first one coming from its 17-year-old midfielder Kennedy Fuller in the 17th minute. A short pass from defender Madison Curry inside the box was well received by Fuller who perfectly placed the ball off Racing Louisville GK Katie Lund's reach. With the ball much in their possession, ACFC found the back of the net again in the 32' from a set piece orchestrated by Merrit Matthias. The seasoned defender directed the ball into the penalty box fray for Rocky Rodriguez to pounce. Racing Louisville put themselves back in the game after defender Megan Reid was called for a questionable foul inside the penalty box. USWNT member midfielder Taylor Flint converted calmly and without hesitation in the 41'. A rejuvenated Racing Louisville kicked off the 2nd half pushing ACFC on the defensive end. The equalizer came after a cross from striker Emma Sears on the right-hand side gave defender Carson Pickett enough space to beat ACFC GK Didi Haracic with a sweet shot in the 64'. With the game deadlocked at 2-2 and only 7 minutes left in regulation, Angel City FC fought toe to toe against a physically imposing Racing Louisville team. In a chippy game that produced seven yellow cards and 27 fouls from both teams, ACFC showed it can hold its own and maintain poise when it matters most. In the 85', striker Alyssa Thompson served a Messi-like short pass to a cutting Sydney Leroux, and with a soft one touch dribble, the savvy veteran blasted the ball in the far post beating GK Katie Lund to ice the game for the home team. The winning goal was Sydney Leroux's 45th career NWSL regular season goal, making her tied for 9th all-time with Debinha on the NWSL scoring list. Sydney Leroux celebrates with teammate Alyssa Thompson after scoring the winning goal. Photo by Angel City FC Up Next: Angel City FC will play Bay FC on Saturday, June 22. The game will be broadcasted live on ION starting at 7:00 PM PT HOME GAME TICKETS Highlights from ACFC's YT Channel