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LAFC, Orange County SC ready for U.S. Open Cup clash - L.A. Focus News

  • Apr 20, 2022
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For the first time as head coach of the Los Angeles Football Club, Steve Cherundolo will field a team against an opponent he has faced before. Running the Las Vegas Lights in 2021, Cherundolo’s LAFC reserve squad earned one win in four matches in United Soccer League competition against Richard Chaplow and Orange County SC. […]

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