Bob Bradley's side will take on the USL club in the preseason sometime in February, the first match confirmed by the expansion MLS club.

Los Angeles FC finally has a game on the schedule, kind of.

The expansion MLS club announced Thursday it would be playing a a preseason friendly match in February against USL outfit Sacramento Republic FC. The exact date for the match is not yet known.

“We have taken notice of the on- and off-field success of Sacramento Republic FC and look forward to an important match for us in preparation for our opening season.” LAFC general manager John Thorrington said in a statement released by the club.

LAFC now has half as many games scheduled as it does players set to be part of the roster.

Former U.S. national team manager Bob Bradley has signed both Mexico international Carlos Vela and Egyptian national team defender Omar Gaber so far, with the club set to do a good bit of roster building in December, when they will have five selections in the MLS expansion draft.

The club will also take part in the MLS SuperDraft on Jan. 19, 2018, with LAFC holding the top pick.