Check if elements from one list elements present in another list

I have 2 c# classes –

class ABC
{
  string LogId;
  string Name;
}

class XYZ
{
  string LogId;
  string Name;
}

class Checker
{
  public void comparelists()
  {
    List<ABC> lstABC =new List<ABC>();
    lstABC.Add(new ABC...);
    lstABC.Add(new ABC...);
    lstABC.Add(new ABC...);

    List<XYZ> lstXYZ =new List<XYZ>();
    lstXYZ.Add(new XYZ...);
    lstXYZ.Add(new XYZ...);
    lstXYZ.Add(new XYZ...);

    var commonLogId = lstABC
      .Where(x => lstXYZ.All(y => y.LogId.Contains(x.LogId)))
      .ToList();


  }
}

As seen from the code , I want to fetch all logids from lstABC which are present in lstXYZ.

Eg. lstABC has ->

LogId="1", Name="somename1"
LogId="2", Name="somename2"
LogId="3", Name="somename3"
LogId="4", Name="somename4"
LogId="5", Name="somename5"

lstXYZ has ->

LogId="1", Name="somename11"
LogId="2", Name="somename22"
LogId="3", Name="somename33"
LogId="8", Name="somename8"
LogId="9", Name="somename9"

Then all logids from lstABC which are present in lstXYZ are – 1,2,3 ; so all those records are expected to get fetched.

But with below linq query –

var commonLogId = lstABC
  .Where(x => lstXYZ.All(y => y.LogId.Contains(x.LogId)))
  .ToList();

0 records are getting fetched/selected.

>Solution :

approach with Any()

var res = lstABC.Where(x => (lstXYZ.Any(y => y.LogId == x.LogId))).Select(x => x.LogId);

https://dotnetfiddle.net/jRnUwS

another approach would be Intersect() which felt a bit more natural to me

var res = lstABC.Select(x => x.LogId).Intersect(lstXYZ.Select(y => y.LogId));

https://dotnetfiddle.net/7iWYDO