
Everyone in the stands were wearing either a Beckham jersey or whatever soccer related shirt they could find. I had my Italia jacket on from Rome.
They were playing the other Los Angeles team, Chivas, which means goat in Spanish. We had great seats in the lower level at the center of the field so we could see all the action. The stadium itself can hold 27,000 people and was super clean and new looking. They even had fireworks go off during the singing of the Star Spangled Banner.
On a side note, I was surprised to see that every time a ball would get kicked into the stands, fans were forced to throw it back. In baseball you can at least keep the ball.
The sellout 90 minute game ended in a tie at 1 to 1.


The last game I was at, Beckham took his shirt off and gave it to someone in the stands. I wouldn't mind if he played shirtless the whole game ;)
ReplyDeleteAs far as throwing the soccer balls back, they cost more money than a baseball so the policy is not the same. If fans got to keep the ball if it went in the stands, the MLS would lose a lot of balls every season. Same for NFL, can't keep those footballs either...
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