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TL;DR:Live stream LAFC vs. Columbus Crew in the Concacaf Champions Cup for free on Canada ArchivesYouTube. Access this free live stream from anywhere in the world with ExpressVPN.

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There are only 16 teams left in the Concacaf Champions Cup, with quarter final places up for grabs as the remaining teams are paired together in two-legged matchups. One of the most interesting of these pairings is LAFC vs. Columbus Crew. It's difficult to pick a winner from these talented sides.

LAFC secured their spot at this stage by beating Colorado Rapids, but Columbus Crew are expected to put up more of a fight.

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If you want to watch LAFC vs. Columbus Crew in the Concacaf Champions Cup for free from anywhere in the world, we have all the information you need.

When is LAFC vs. Columbus Crew?

LAFC vs. Columbus Crew in the Concacaf Champions Cup kicks off at 10:30 p.m. ET on March 4. This fixture takes place at the BMO Stadium.

How to watch LAFC vs. Columbus Crew for free

LAFC vs. Columbus Crew in the Concacaf Champions Cup is available to live stream for free on YouTube.

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