FC Dallas returned home to defeat Sporting Kansas City 4-3.
Highlights
Lineups:
FC Dallas: Jonathan Sirois; Herman Johansson (Sebastien Ibeagha 62’), Shaq Moore, Nolan Norris (Sam Sarver 81’), Osaze Urhoghide, Bernard Kamungo; Kaick, Ramiro (Chris Cappis 62’), Joaquin Valiente (Ran Binyamin 75’), Logan Farrington (Santiago Moreno 75’), Petar Musa
Bench: Michael Collodi, Clay Holstad, Lalas Abubakar, Josh Torquato
Sporting KC: Stefan Cleveland, Justin Reynolds (Jansen Miller 85’), Moises Mosquera, Or Blorian, Emir Karic (Jayden Reid 85’), André Luiz (Magomed-Shapi Suleymanov 58’), Berg Johnsen, Kwaku Agyabeng, Capita, Stephen Afrifa (Seymour Reid 66’), Taylor Calheira
Bench: John Pulskamp, Diego Borges, Wyatt Meyer, Jacob Bartlett, Ruben Ramos,
Scoring Summary
SKC: Calheria - 4’
SKC: Afrifa - 20’
FCD: Farrington (Musa) - 28’
FCD: Musa (Kamungo) - 30’
FCD: Kaick (Farrington) - 45’
SKC: Calheira (Karic) - 78’
FCD: Musa (penalty) - 90+7’
Misconduct Summary
SKC: Mosquera - 88’
Stats
Club Notes
Big Dawg: Logan Farrington opened the scoring for FC Dallas in the 28th minute. The Racine, Wisconsin, native scored his eighth goal of the season, while Petar Musa recorded his fourth assist of the season. For the second time this season, Musa connected with Farrington for a goal.
Musa continues to make history: Petar Musa scored his 17th and 18th goals of the season to help FC Dallas earn three points. With the brace, Musa tied Lionel Messi for the 2026 MLS Golden Boot lead. The Croatian has tied his career high and the FC Dallas single-season record with 18 goals. Musa is the only player in FC Dallas history to score 18 or more goals in consecutive seasons. His next goal will set the club record for most goals in a single season. Musa is now two goals away from tying Jesús Ferreira’s 53 goals for second place on the club’s all-time scoring list.
Home Sweet Home: FC Dallas returned to Toyota Stadium for the first time in nearly four months. During the 12-game stretch, Dallas logged more than 15,000 miles across three countries. Dallas will close out the 2026 MLS season playing seven of its final 11 matches at home. This season, the Hoops have a 4-2-4 record at home.
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