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FC Dallas Clinches 2-1 Victory Over Minnesota United at Allianz Field

Visiting FC Dallas overcame a late deficit to defeat Minnesota United FC 2-1 on Thursday. Santiago Moreno’s stoppage-time strike secured the win for the Rot in Saint Paul.

Zane Pennington

September 10, 20262 min read

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September 10, 2026

Rot Secure Late Lead in Saint Paul

FC Dallas traveled to Allianz Field in Saint Paul, Minnesota, and emerged as the victors in a tightly contested Thursday evening match. The visiting side defeated Minnesota United FC by a final score of 2-1. The result improved FC Dallas’s standing in the league while leaving Minnesota United FC with a record of 7-8-9.

For the Rot, the win moves their record to 11-7-6, marking a significant step forward in their seasonal campaign.

Goal Sequence

The match remained scoreless for the majority of the first half and early second half. The deadlock was broken in the 62nd minute when FC Dallas’ Kaick found the back of the net, putting the visitors ahead 1-0. However, Minnesota United FC responded quickly to level the contest.

In the 73rd minute, Kelvin Yeboah scored for the home side, bringing the score to 1-1. The game remained tied until the late stages, creating a tense atmosphere at the venue. The decisive moment arrived in the 84th minute, when Santiago Moreno struck for FC Dallas.

That goal proved to be the winner, giving the Dallas side the 2-1 lead that held until the final whistle.

Statistical Breakdown

Both teams produced notable individual performances despite the modest goal total. For Minnesota United FC, Marcus Caldeira was the most active in front of goal, registering three total shots. His teammate Drake Callender provided a crucial defensive anchor, recording three saves to keep the deficit from growing.

On the visiting side, Kaick matched Caldeira’s offensive output with three total shots. FC Dallas goalkeeper Jonathan Sirois also contributed to the defensive effort, making one save during the match. The statistical balance suggests that while Minnesota United FC created pressure, FC Dallas capitalized on their opportunities to secure the three points.

The match ended with exactly three goals scored in total, with no further additions to the scoreline in the remaining minutes.

Sources

https://www.espn.com/soccer/match/_/gameId/761793

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Zane Pennington

Zane Pennington covers Aubrey high school and area college sports.

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