ShareLos Angeles FC are sure of their place in the playoffs after they came from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 with the LA Galaxy in El Trafico.Denis Bouanga and Leo Walta scored in quick succession as Los Angeles FC fought back to draw 2-2 with the LA Galaxy in an enthralling derby.LAFC went into Sunday's MLS contest at BMO Stadium knowing a point would be enough to see them into the playoffs.Yet Xavier Tamarit's team found themselves staring down the barrel of a defeat when Joseph Paintsil put the Galaxy into a 2-0 lead.Son Heung-min thought he had put LAFC ahead in the 28th minute, only for his close-range finish to be disallowed for offside.And against the run of play, the Galaxy struck first as Robert Taylor put it on a plate for the surging Paintsil to tuck home.Hugo Lloris' mistake teed up a simple second for Paintsil in the 51st minute, as the visitors appeared on course for a potentially pivotal win.But Bouanga struck back within two minutes, capitalising on some sloppiness by Galaxy goalkeeper JT Marcinkowski.The comeback was complete nine minutes later, with Son's deflecting cross finding its way through to Walta, who nudged in from close range.Bouanga thought he had snatched victory for LAFC at the death, only for the hosts to see another goal ruled out, but they are nevertheless sure of their postseason spot.Bouanga haunts the Galaxy againLAFC's star attackers came to the fore, with Son and Bouanga heavily involved.Bouanga has now scored in eight consecutive regular-season matches against the Galaxy.He has surpassed Raul Ruidiaz (seven successive regular-season games with a goal against the Galaxy between 2019 and 2022) for the longest such streak in MLS history.Bouanga had four shots, getting two of them on target, and was accountable for 1.17 of LAFC's total 2.68 expected goals.Son, meanwhile, created a game-leading four chances."I want to kill this team, and I don't know. I score so many goals against them and I love it," Bouanga said after the match."We can do something in the playoffs for sure. Some teams don't want to play against us."While LAFC are sure of their playoff place, the Galaxy remain ninth in the Western Conference with two regular-season matches remaining.Los Angeles FC are sure of their place in the playoffs after they came from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 with the LA Galaxy in El Trafico.Denis Bouanga and Leo Walta scored in quick succession as Los Angeles FC fought back to draw 2-2 with the LA Galaxy in an enthralling derby.LAFC went into Sunday's MLS contest at BMO Stadium knowing a point would be enough to see them into the playoffs.Yet Xavier Tamarit's team found themselves staring down the barrel of a defeat when Joseph Paintsil put the Galaxy into a 2-0 lead.Son Heung-min thought he had put LAFC ahead in the 28th minute, only for his close-range finish to be disallowed for offside.And against the run of play, the Galaxy struck first as Robert Taylor put it on a plate for the surging Paintsil to tuck home.Hugo Lloris' mistake teed up a simple second for Paintsil in the 51st minute, as the visitors appeared on course for a potentially pivotal win.But Bouanga struck back within two minutes, capitalising on some sloppiness by Galaxy goalkeeper JT Marcinkowski.The comeback was complete nine minutes later, with Son's deflecting cross finding its way through to Walta, who nudged in from close range.Bouanga thought he had snatched victory for LAFC at the death, only for the hosts to see another goal ruled out, but they are nevertheless sure of their postseason spot.Bouanga haunts the Galaxy againLAFC's star attackers came to the fore, with Son and Bouanga heavily involved.Bouanga has now scored in eight consecutive regular-season matches against the Galaxy.He has surpassed Raul Ruidiaz (seven successive regular-season games with a goal against the Galaxy between 2019 and 2022) for the longest such streak in MLS history.Bouanga had four shots, getting two of them on target, and was accountable for 1.17 of LAFC's total 2.68 expected goals.Son, meanwhile, created a game-leading four chances."I want to kill this team, and I don't know. I score so many goals against them and I love it," Bouanga said after the match."We can do something in the playoffs for sure. Some teams don't want to play against us."While LAFC are sure of their playoff place, the Galaxy remain ninth in the Western Conference with two regular-season matches remaining.