RC Deportivo vs Osasuna Preview: Kickoff, TV and Team News
RC Deportivo host Osasuna on November 2 at 9 p.m. CET (8 p.m. UTC). Check TV listings, the latest team news, and key match watchpoints at Riazor.
LAFC hosts Minnesota United FC on Sunday, November 1, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. Pacific Standard Time (PST, UTC−08:00) at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles. The kickoff is 7:30 p.m. Central Standard Time (CST, UTC−06:00) for Minnesota fans and 01:30 UTC on Monday, November 2. This is the second-to-last round of the 2026 MLS regular season for both clubs, with Western Conference positioning still at stake.
Pregame update, November 1, 2026: MLS now lists Minnesota's Kayne Rizvanovich and Wil Trapp as out because of concussion protocol. LAFC's reported absences remain Thayllon and Timothy Tillman, with Yevhen Cheberko questionable. The official kickoff and venue remain unchanged from the latest club announcements.
The date and kickoff have both changed since the original fixture announcement. The latest confirmations from LAFC and Minnesota United supersede older calendar listings. As of this pregame update, no final score or confirmed starting lineup is available.
| Detail | Confirmed information |
|---|---|
| Competition | 2026 Major League Soccer regular season |
| Fixture | Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) vs. Minnesota United FC |
| Date at the stadium | Sunday, November 1, 2026 |
| Kickoff in Los Angeles | 5:30 p.m. PST (UTC−08:00), November 1 |
| Kickoff in Minneapolis–Saint Paul | 7:30 p.m. CST (UTC−06:00), November 1 |
| Kickoff in New York | 8:30 p.m. EST (UTC−05:00), November 1 |
| International time | 01:30 UTC, Monday, November 2 |
| Venue | BMO Stadium, Los Angeles, California |
| Live video | Apple TV; Coupang Play and SPOTV also listed for South Korea |
| Match status | Scheduled; final result pending |
Daylight saving time ends in Los Angeles at 2:00 a.m. on November 1, 2026, before this evening kickoff. That means the correct abbreviation is PST, not PDT. The United States' National Institute of Standards and Technology confirms the 2026 clock-change date. The same switch puts Minnesota on CST and New York on EST by kickoff.
Apple TV is the confirmed streaming option. The official LAFC viewing guide lists Apple TV, along with Coupang Play and SPOTV for viewers in South Korea. Local audio options include 710 AM ESPN and the ESPN LA app in English, KFWB 980 AM La Mera Mera in Spanish and KYPA 1230 AM in Korean. Minnesota United also lists 1500 ESPN for its local radio audience.
For the 2026 season, MLS says regular-season matches are included with an Apple TV subscription, without a separate MLS Season Pass purchase. A subscription or eligible access is still required; availability and conditions can vary by country and platform. If a television guide shows the earlier start, confirm the program time through the current team viewing page rather than assuming it has updated automatically.
According to LAFC's official pregame preview, the Black & Gold entered the weekend sixth in the West with 47 points from 32 matches (12 wins, nine losses, 11 draws). Minnesota arrived in 12th with 38 points from 32 matches (nine wins, 12 losses, 11 draws). These are the preview's entering-the-weekend standings, not a live table; other results can change the positions before kickoff.
LAFC is trying to improve its postseason seeding and end its home regular-season schedule positively. Minnesota has a more urgent task: remain in contention for a playoff place with only two league matches left. The Loons' club preview stresses that the remaining Western Conference positions are tightly contested. A win would provide three points, but neither club's precise finishing position can be declared from this result alone because other matches and tiebreakers matter.
The league's Decision Day is scheduled for Saturday, November 7, 2026. LAFC is due to visit Seattle Sounders FC, while Minnesota is scheduled to host San Jose Earthquakes. That makes the November 1 meeting the last opportunity for LAFC to collect regular-season points at BMO Stadium this year.
The MLS Matchday 34 player status report now includes the Sunday fixtures. Its entries for these clubs are:
| Club | Player | Official designation |
|---|---|---|
| LAFC | Thayllon | Out — leg |
| LAFC | Timothy Tillman | Out — pelvis |
| LAFC | Yevhen Cheberko | Questionable — leg |
| Minnesota United | Kayne Rizvanovich | Out — concussion protocol |
| Minnesota United | Wil Trapp | Out — concussion protocol |
LAFC's designations match its club player status report. The Minnesota entries provide firmer information than the earlier preview: Trapp is officially out, rather than awaiting a matchday decision, and Rizvanovich is also unavailable. Questionable does not mean ruled out, and these reports do not establish the starting lineups.
The MLS disciplinary summary dated October 30 lists no suspension for an LAFC or Minnesota player for this fixture. Minnesota midfielder Owen Gene appears on the caution-accumulation warning list, one caution away from suspension or a fine; that warning is not an existing suspension for this game.
Interim head coach Xavi Tamarit has been working with a roster featuring Denis Bouanga, Son Heung-Min and goalkeeper Hugo Lloris. LAFC drew 2-2 with the LA Galaxy in its previous league outing, recovering from a two-goal deficit through Bouanga and Leo Walta. The result showed the team's attacking response, although LAFC will want to avoid the defensive mistakes that left it chasing the game.
Neither Bouanga nor Son should be described as a confirmed starter before the team releases its lineup. Cheberko's questionable designation also leaves an unresolved defensive selection question. The status report establishes the medical designations, while the official team sheet will show how Tamarit has chosen to organize the available players.
Minnesota goes into this matchup with momentum following a 3-1 comeback victory over Sporting Kansas City on October 28. Kelvin Yeboah, Anthony Markanich and Mauricio González contributed the goals in that win. The club's preview describes a five-match unbeaten run, with Yeboah on 18 league goals and Joaquín Pereyra on 14 assists before the LAFC game.
Head coach Cameron Knowles can look to quick transitions, direct running and dead-ball situations to challenge the LAFC defense. Markanich's ability to attack set-piece deliveries is especially relevant after his goal against Kansas City. Minnesota's earlier preview described Pereyra as working back toward full fitness and highlighted AZ Jackson and Owen Gene's recent midfield contributions. The current MLS report does not list Pereyra among Minnesota's reported absences, but it does not confirm his starting role or expected minutes.
LAFC has the attacking talent to commit players forward, but losing possession in advanced areas can expose space behind the fullbacks. Minnesota will look for quick passes into Yeboah or runners arriving from midfield. If LAFC controls the first pass after a turnover, it reduces the visitors' clearest route to goal.
Minnesota's corners and wide free kicks can be dangerous, especially with Pereyra's delivery if selected and Markanich's movement. LAFC's defending on second balls could be just as important as winning the first header. Conversely, Bouanga and Son can punish a team that leaves gaps while defending wide areas. These are tactical considerations rather than confirmed predictions about the result.
LAFC won 1-0 in Minnesota earlier in 2026, while the Loons' recent unbeaten run suggests a competitive contest. The earlier meeting gives both coaching staffs a reference point, but the current availability reports and final selections will shape this game. Historical results and form are context, not a reliable prediction of the final score.
For confirmed team sheets and match events, use the official MLS match page for LAFC vs. Minnesota United or the Minnesota United match center. The official club sites are also the appropriate places to check last-minute changes to player availability, kickoff or broadcast coverage.
Final result: not yet available as of this pregame report. Once the match concludes, the official match record should be used to confirm the score, scorers, cards and updated standings. A projected lineup, prior head-to-head result or early live-score alert should not be mistaken for a completed match report.
For supporters going to BMO Stadium, the occasion also serves as LAFC's Fan Appreciation Day. The home club's preview lists pregame activities and fan promotions, while ticket holders should check the stadium's latest entry and parking information before traveling.
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