DC United drew 0-0 with Los Angeles FC in MLS, as LAFC’s greater control of possession met a disciplined home defensive performance. The visitors held 61.0% of the ball and attempted 17 shots, but placed only one on target, allowing DC United’s goalkeeper to maintain a 100.0% save rate from one shot faced. DC United, operating in a 4-3-3, had less possession at 39.0% yet produced four shots on target from 14 attempts, testing the LAFC goalkeeper more regularly. LAFC’s 1.28 xG narrowly exceeded DC’s 1.05, reflecting a marginal edge in chance quality, but neither side found the decisive final action. DC’s goalkeeper saved 0.23 goals above expected, while LAFC’s keeper recorded 1.05 goals saved above expected after facing four on-target efforts. The tactical balance was clear: LAFC circulated possession, while DC carried a more direct threat when opportunities arrived. Both sides add a point in MLS.