Mount Pleasant to face LA Galaxy in Concacaf Champions League
Mount Pleasant Head Coach Theodore Whitmore
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February 27, 2026

Mount Pleasant to face LA Galaxy in Concacaf Champions League

KINGSTON, Jamaica—Caribbean Cup champions Mount Pleasant FA are set to face US Major League Soccer (MLS) team LA Galaxy in the Round of 16 in the 2026 Concacaf Champions Cup, it was announced recently.

Mount Pleasant FA had earned a bye through the first round after winning the Caribbean Cup and will play the many times MLS champions on March 11 and 19.

The Theodore Whitmore- coached team are set to travel to Los Angeles on March 11 for the first leg before returning to Kingston on Thursday, March 19 for the return leg at the National Stadium.

The winner on aggregate will advance to the quarterfinals where they would face the winners of the tie between Deportivo Toluca FC of Mexico and San Diego FC of the MLS.

-Paul A Reid

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