The best goals of the semi finals of the Leagues Cup 2024

The Columbus Crew and LAFC are all set to advance to the League Cup finals, and both Major League Soccer clubs have scored a number of impressive goals in the semi finals of the competition.

The League Cup final and third place are upon us as LAFC heads to face the Crew in last season's MLS Cup at Lower.com Field. In the third-place match, the Philadelphia Union will face the Colorado Rapids at Subaru Park to decide who will join the two semi-finalists in the 2025 Concacaf Champions Cup.

Although the Union and Rapids advanced to the semifinals, Philadelphia couldn't split the top five with Daniel Gazdag while Colorado couldn't score in a tough loss to West Coast — meaning the top five is full of goals. only Columbus and LAFC.

Here are the top five goals from the League Cup semi-finals.

At first glance, the goal may not look impressive as Diego Rossi headed home from close range with a simple finish.

However, Rossi managed to be in the right place at the right time to capitalize on Andre Blake's parry falling into his path – showing his incredible reaction as he had no time to think before putting the ball behind. in the net.

This was just a great team move by LAFC.

Steve Cherundolo's team could not play well in the first half against the Rapids, but the gates opened after Bogusz bent the ball. The move showed just how effective LAFC can be in attack as Kei Kamara ended a quick move by sending Zack Steffen the wrong way.

Rossi was able to score a brace to put Columbus back in front after the fast team went around the Philadelphia penalty area.

The former LAFC player set it up for Christian Ramirez, who then returned the favor with a fine pass that found Rossi at the end before slotting it past Blake.

The Black and Gold were frustrated for almost the entire first 45 until Mateusz Bogusz stepped up to curl in a drive from outside the box.

Not only did it end the streak, but it also helped open up the Rapids defense after the Polish international's first effort from distance.

Take a bow, Denis Bouanga.

The reigning MLS Golden Boot winner picked the ball up in his own half and tackled two Rapids defenders before curling a shot into the bottom corner with his weaker foot to add to his side's lead.