One month into its inaugural season, San Diego FC is, amazingly, undefeated. Major League Soccer’s newest team has delivered two upset victories, defeating defending MLS Cup champion LA Galaxy in its first-ever match and then bouncing Real Salt Lake on March 8 behind a pair of stoppage-time goals.

San Diego FC has promised "immediate" action after its fans engaged in a homophobic chant at the Major League Soccer team's first home game over the weekend.

San Diego FC will increase security personnel and take other steps at Saturday evening's game against the Columbus Crew in an attempt to avoid a repeat of fans chanting a homophobic slur as some did in its first home game.

San Diego FC traded $200,000 in general allocation money to the New England Revolution in exchange for soon-to-be 31-year-old who has started less than half of his teams’ games over a 10-year Major League Soccer career.

San Diego FC is not playing like an expansion club and as such is ready to go against one of the premier teams in MLS when they host the Columbus Crew on Saturday.