The Chargers may have played games in Los Angeles this season, but they haven’t exactly reaped the benefit of “home-field advantage.”
In fact, they actually resembled more of a road team in Sunday’s game against the Broncos at Dignity Health Sports Park than anything. Sure, the Chargers were familiar with the dimensions of the field, and the grass playing surface, but they sure didn’t get the benefit of having their fans supporting them in the stands.
Instead, the Chargers found themselves battling the crowd noise during the game — even though it’s supposed to be the opposite. That’s because Broncos fans completely took over the stadium, as can be seen in the photos below, with a sea of orange dominating.
https://twitter.com/DerekNBCSD/status/118093905267500236
Broncos might be 0-4 but it's not deterring their fans from taking over the soccer stadium. pic.twitter.com/JVIqeFNKQ0
— Marty Caswell (@MartyCaswell) October 6, 2019
Count the Charger fans. I count 17 out of 150 or so on no mathematician but that's over 85% @Broncos fans. LOVE IT. And loved that pathetic missed field goal ๐คฃ pic.twitter.com/jLYfBbbEG0
— Toby McDonald๐บ๐ธ (@Tobin_McDonald) October 6, 2019
Were LA @Chargers fans aware thereโs a game today? #DENvsLAC #SeaOfOrange pic.twitter.com/AV3NIjuLAf
— ๐ฝ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ (@WillramWallace) October 6, 2019
Last crowd update of the day. 8:15 to play 4th quarter. #Chargers trying to make it a 1-score game. There is a very loud โDEFENSE!!โ chant going on. #DENvsLAC pic.twitter.com/7ZsIow6GWY
— Derek Togerson (@DerekNBCSD) October 6, 2019
That’s embarrassing for the Chargers organization, and the Spanos family must be reconsidering the move to Los Angeles right about now.
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