Los Angeles Galaxy Out On Assignment Against D.C. United

Aug 27, 2014; Carson, CA, USA; Los Angeles Galaxy midfielder Baggio Husidic (6) defends a shot in the second half of the game against D.C. United at StubHub Center. Galaxy won 4-1. Mandatory Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY Sports

Good Tuesday morning here on The View From Avalon, your one-stop Los Angeles Galaxy news source on the FanSided Network. This week, Bruce Arena’s Los Angeles Galaxy are taking on D.C. United (kickoff: 4 p.m. PT/7 p.m. ET, Mar. 28, MLS LIVE). On the weekly schedule below, Los Angeles are training at a familiar place.

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Remember when the Galaxy visited the White House several weeks ago? They trained at a university known as Georgetown. Well, that same Galaxy team is back for another training session at the home of the Hoyas prior to taking on the hosts at RFK Stadium. Robbie Keane (Ireland), Jaime Penedo (Panama), Gyasi Zardes (U.S.), Bradford Jamieson (U.S. U-20’s) and Oscar Sorto (U.S. U-23’s) were all called up to national team duty and will not make the trip.

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Back at home, Sueno MLS is back for a ninth edition, which will allows thousands of young soccer players a chance to play with the big boys in the premier association football competition in the United States and Canada. The Galaxy are one of a number of hosts for this event, presented by Allstate. The others are the Chicago Fire and Orlando City.

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“Allstate is proud to protect the future of soccer and keep aspiring young players in good hands by once again sponsoring this year’s Sueño MLS program,” said Pam Hollander, vice president of marketing for Allstate Insurance Company. “We have a long history of supporting soccer and we are excited to help young players achieve their dreams through this important partnership.”

How does this work? Here’s the breakdown.

"In each city, field players will be battling for one of five invitations to a week-long trial with their respective youth development host club and a trip to the exciting five-day National Final in Carson, Calif. that will be hosted by Sueño MLS Ambassador and legendary Mexican defender, Pavel Pardo. The finals will include training sessions, scrimmages, guest celebrity scouts and an opportunity to meet some of the League’s biggest stars. The Sueño MLS 2015 – Presented by Allstate Insurance Company winner will be crowned on Sunday, June 7, live in-studio on República Deportiva (see calendar below for more information).In addition, the Allstate “Good Hands®” top goalkeeper award, El Portero Allstate, will be presented for the fifth consecutive year. One goalkeeper at each of the three local tryouts will be selected as a local goalkeeper finalist and will compete in the National Finals for the opportunity to be named El Portero Allstate. El Portero Allstate finalists will be mentored by Mexican goalkeeping legend Martin “El Pulpo” Zuñiga. The winner will be announced live on República Deportiva at the end of the National Finals week.In addition to the title, both the Sueño MLS 2015 – Presented by Allstate Insurance Company and El Portero Allstate winners will be invited to join a youth-level team at the MLS club represented at the National Finals."

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