Danish forward Anders Dreyer scored twice in the second half to lead San Diego FC to an upset victory over the Los Angeles Galaxy in their first match in franchise history.

San Diego FC intensely announced their presence in MLS on Sunday, beating the LA Galaxy 2–0 at Dignity Health Sports Park. Denmark international Anders Dreyer quickly penned his name into the MLS history books as one of the few players to score two goals in an expansion club’s first-ever match,

San Diego FC are all set to kick off their first-ever MLS match on Sunday when they take on the reigning MLS Cup champions LA Galaxy at Snapdragon Stadium.

The San Diego Football Club defeated the reigning MLS Cup champion Los Angeles Galaxy, 2-0, in their first game, with Anders Dreyer scoring twice in the second half Sunday in Carson.

San Diego FC will visit the reigning MLS Cup champion L.A. Galaxy at 7 p.m. ET (4 p.m. PT) on MLS Season Pass and Apple TV+ in the league’s first "Sunday Night Soccer" showcase. As MLS begins its 30th season, San Diego FC begins play as the 30th team in the league.

The chants, which have been common in Mexican soccer and are widely considered homophobic, largely occurred in the game's final moments.

A match decades in the making finally happens Saturday night when San Diego FC debuts on its home field in front of a sellout crowd of fans starved for elite professional sports — and particularly hungry for top-level soccer.

Hirving “Chucky” Lozano, the star winger signed by San Diego last year as its first designated player, came off in the 31st minute against St. Louis after apparently injuring

Fans packed Snapdragon Stadium on Saturday for the first ever San Diego Football Club home match, which ended in a scoreless draw.