Angel City battled back quickly after conceding early in the second half, with midfielder Maiara Niehues leveling the match just three minutes later. Goalkeeper Angelina Anderson delivered another strong performance between the posts, keeping ACFC in the fight. Despite the 2-1 result, Angel City created quality chances throughout the match and showed the organization, resilience, and attacking intent that can make the difference moving forward.

Now all eyes turn to July 3 at BMO Stadium, where the Angels return home ready to bounce back in front of their fans. With fireworks, LA Sports Night celebrations, and a key match against Orlando Pride, it's the perfect opportunity to rally together and start the next chapter strong. ⚽✨🎆

Presented by Siete, Community Assist honors fans making an impact. Gabriel is leading the way with 15 volunteer hours supporting organizations like the Garden School Foundation. RSVP to volunteer for your chance to become the next Siete Community Assist honoree.

Angel City returns to BMO Stadium on Friday, July 3 vs Orlando Pride where we will have special post-match fireworks. 🎆

Everyone belongs in the Angel City community. This June, celebrate Pride Month and the excitement of the FIFA World Cup with events, volunteer opportunities, and ways to connect all month long. Get involved. Get connected. Get LOUD.

Your favorite Pride traditions are back, including Youth Prom, Senior Prom, and marching with Angel City in the LA Pride Parade. Sign up, show your pride, and join us for a summer of community, celebration, and soccer. 🌈⚽️