What happened: Hi Tops in Los Feliz and Dog Haus in San Fernando will host the gatherings. The match is LAFC's second trip to the capital this season.
Why it matters: The club is entering the final third of its MLS schedule with playoff positioning still in play. The two locations give supporters viewing options on opposite sides of Los Angeles.
By the numbers: LAFC has 12 matches remaining in its 34-game regular season, or 35.3% of the schedule.
What to watch: LAFC visits D.C. United on Saturday before traveling to Real Salt Lake on Sept. 5.