The Los Angeles Dodgers keep the dream of winning three consecutive Major League Baseball (MLB) titles alive, after overcoming the Atlanta Braves and securing their spot in the National League Championship Series, where they will seek to take another step towards the World Series.

The Los Angeles squad clinched their spot with a 4-1 victory in the fourth game, a result that allowed them to close out the Divisional Series with three wins and one loss. In a high-tension game played in Atlanta, the reigning two-time champions demonstrated their ability to respond in decisive moments.

One of the key plays came in the seventh inning, when Andy Pages hit a bases-loaded single to drive in two runs and give Los Angeles the lead. Later, Max Muncy sealed the score with a solo home run in the ninth inning, consolidating the visitors' victory.

With their ticket secured, the Dodgers will face the National League Championship Series for the third consecutive season. The Californian team will now face the Milwaukee Brewers in their next challenge, in a series that will test their aspirations of continuing to dominate Major League Baseball and move closer to a historic third consecutive World Series crown.