3 – 3
“Simon Becher opens the scoring inside the first three minutes to give St. Louis a dream start.”
Pivotal“Dallas hit back quickly through Shaquell Moore, capitalizing on a second corner in quick succession to level the score.”
Pivotal“After both sides had chances saved, Daniel Edelman scores right on the stroke of halftime to hand St. Louis the lead going into the break.”
Pivotal“Fresh off the bench, Carlo Holse strikes with a left-footed finish assisted by Conrad Wallem to put St. Louis two goals clear and seemingly seal the win.”
Pivotal“Sebastien Ibeagha heads home from a Joaquin Valiente assist to give Dallas hope of a dramatic comeback in the closing stages.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

St. Louis City raced out of the blocks through Simon Becher inside three minutes, but Dallas responded almost immediately as Shaquell Moore leveled from a corner sequence. Daniel Edelman restored the hosts' lead right before halftime after a flurry of St. Louis chances, and substitute Carlo Holse made it 3-1 just after the hour mark to seemingly put the game out of Dallas's reach. But Dallas refused to fold, with Sebastien Ibeagha pulling one back in the 81st minute to set up a nervy finish. St. Louis controlled the game statistically with 54% possession and superior passing accuracy, but Dallas matched them shot for shot and created enough danger in transition to make the difference in dangerous attacks tell late on. The result leaves both sides with plenty to ponder given St. Louis's precarious league position, while Dallas's fighting spirit in the final stretch will offer encouragement despite the away point feeling like two dropped given their first-half generosity defensively.
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St. Louis City ride a franchise-record unbeaten run into a Western Conference battle with FC Dallas, as both clubs sit level on 33 points chasing playoff positioning. Dallas arrive bruised after a heavy loss to Vancouver, but history says this fixture tends to be tighter than the form guides suggest.