Marauders

The Los Angeles Marauders are an NSL soccer club based in Los Angeles, California. The club was founded in 2012 and plays its home games and Monolith Stadium.

History
The Marauders were founded as a result of a 2012 coaching dispute between Albuquerque Stealth head coach Sang-Chan Cho and assistant coach John Cogburn. The exact nature of the dispute is still unknown, but the damage between the two coaches was considered irreparable, and the Marauders chose to sever all ties with their former club. The team was originally called "the Raiders" until the 2018 rebranding.

Colours and badge
The Marauders have always worn bright red as their home jersey, gray as their away jersey, and black as their third jersey.

The Marauders crest consists of a bandit wearing red with a gray bandana. It is almost identical to the Stealth crest.

Stadium
Monolith Stadium is the second-largest stadium and largest outdoor stadium in the NSL, boasting a capacity of 85,000.

Rivalries
The Marauders have a fierce rivalry with their former club, the Stealth. They share a strong, but not quite as bad-blooded rivalry with their other NSC West counterpart, the Texas Terminators. The NSC West has the most animosity between teams out of any division.

First Team Squad

 * As of 1 February 2015

Club captains
Since the establishment of the club in 2012, two players have captain the club: Carlos Roberto and Asier Ormazabal.