US: Police Deployed at Snapdragon Stadium as Fights Break Out After LA Galaxy and SDFC Match

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US: Police Deployed at Snapdragon Stadium as Fights Break Out After LA Galaxy and SDFC Match

Fights broke out and police were deployed after San Diego FC's 2-1 win over the Los Angeles Galaxy at Snapdragon Stadium on Saturday, May 24. The San Diego State University Police Department stated it had made no arrests.

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  • ILEA004465085
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  • 2025/5/26 14:36:52
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  • @dkapp via Spectee
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  • @dkapp via Spectee
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  • 1280 × 720 pixel
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  • 31.19(MB)*
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  • Video Location: Outside of Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego, US Video Recording Date/Time: May 24, California, 2025 at about 17:15h

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