Spray entire area with glyphosate. Wait a week (cooler fall temps slow uptake). Till the dying grass in—it becomes organic matter. Glyphosate doesn't harm soil; you can plant immediately after tilling.
It's one of the world's most aggressive weeds. Tilling live runners spreads them everywhere.
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