Overview
- Pedro de la Vega scored in the 7th minute and Osaze De Rosario doubled the lead early in the second half to seal Seattle’s win.
- Seattle finished with 10 men after Nouhou Tolo was sent off following a VAR review late in regulation.
- The semifinal was played at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California, with MLS Season Pass on Apple TV as the primary broadcast option.
- Seattle will host Inter Miami in Sunday’s final, while the Galaxy will host Orlando City in the third-place game.
- Both finalists clinch spots in next year’s Concacaf Champions Cup, leaving the final berth to the third-place winner.