[CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE] Major League Soccer has rescheduled two regular-season games involving the LA Galaxy and Seattle Sounders to give the two remainingMLS representatives in the Concacaf Champions League a break between the two legs of their semifinal series. The league schedule released in January had created a similar break for the three MLSquarterfinalists between the two legs of the last round.
The Galaxy is scheduled to play Mexican club Monterrey at the Home Depot Center on April 3 and at Estadio Tecnologico onApril 10. The Sounders face Mexico’s Santos Laguna at CenturyLink Field on April 2 and at the Estadio Corona in Torreon on April 9.
For the Sounders, the change of their matchagainst Chivas USA to Sept. 4 is particularly critical because it was originally scheduled to be played April 7, just two days before the second Santos game in Torreon.
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