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LAFC Running Away With MLS? Liverpool’s Late Meltdowns & Chelsea’s Financial Rule Fine Debate

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On this episode of The Cooligans, Christian Polanco and Alexis Guerreros dive into the early MLS season and ask a big question: are LAFC already pulling away from the rest of the league? With Vancouver and Inter Miami chasing close behind, the guys break down whether anyone can keep up with LAFC’s dominant start or if we’re witnessing the beginning of another runaway season.

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Across the Atlantic, Liverpool’s frustrating habit of dropping points late in matches continues, raising questions about whether new manager Arne Slot deserves some blame. The hosts also take a look at Pep Guardiola and whether his legendary run with Manchester City F.C. might finally be losing its edge.

Meanwhile, Chelsea F.C. receive what feels like a light punishment for breaking Premier League financial rules—did they get off too easy? Plus, the guys fire off quick reactions to some of the week’s strangest and funniest football moments: Erling Haaland blasting a shot straight into someone’s face, Chelsea’s awkward pre-game huddle, the latest United States Men’s National Team World Cup kit reveal, and the big question facing Orlando City SC—who should be their next head coach?

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Timetamps:

(7:00) –  LAFC already separating themselves from the rest of the league?

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(13:30) – Inter Miami too dependent on Messi?

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(23:45) – Arne Slot to blame for Liverpool’s late game woes?

(31:30) – Pep Guardiola’s time at Man City coming to an end?

(36:30) – Arsenal closing in on PL title

(45:30) – Chelsea fined for financial breach: but is it enough?

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