FC Dallas vs LAFC: Highlights and stats
FC Dallas picked up a 1-0 win over LAFC on Saturday night.
Highlights
Lineups:
FC Dallas: Jonathan Sirois, Shaq Moore, Nolan Norris Osaze Urhoghide, Sebastien Ibeagha, Herman Johansson, Kaick, Chris Cappis, Joaquin Valiente (Daniel Job 81’), Santiago Moreno (Patrickson Delgado 81’), Logan Farrington (Sam Sarver 76’)
Bench: Michael Collodi, Clay Holstad, Lalas Abubakar, Anderson Julio, Nick Simmonds, Caleb Swann
LAFC: Hugo Lloris, Segi Palencia, Ryan Porteous, Nkosi Tafari (Sergio Vasquez 46’), Ryan Hollingshead (Igor Jesus, 76’), Eddie Segura, Mark Delgado (Ryan Raposo 86’), Yevhen Cheberko, Tyler Boyd (Tommy Milhalic 61’), Armindo Sieb, Jeremy Ebobisse (Martins Alyenero 86’)
Bench: Cabrel Carter, Christian Diaz, Kenneth Nielsen, Charlie Kosakoff
Scoring Summary
FCD: Urhoghide (Valiente) - 34’
Misconduct Summary
LAFC : Sieb - 24’
LAFC: Porteous - 44’
FCD: Johansson - 71’
LAFC: Delgado - 84’
FCD: Norris - 90+2’
LAFC: Raposo - 90+3’
Stats
Club Notes
Sirois’s 100th: Goalkeeper Jonathan Sirois made his 100th MLS regular season appearance tonight, recording three saves in his second shutout win for the Hoops. FC Dallas acquired Sirois from CF Montréal on Feb. 2, 2026, and has seven wins in 11 appearances this season. Dallas recorded back-to-back shutouts for the first time since 2024.
Urhoghide’s night: Defender Osaze Urhoghide scored his second goal of the season, tying his career high of two goals scored in 2025. Urhoghide leads the team in aerial duels (98), clearances (30), challenges (105) and balls won (4). Dallas ranks second in MLS in headed goals with nine, and the club has scored four goals off corner kicks this season.
Valiente continues to impress: Midfielder Joaquín Valiente recorded his 13th assist of the season on Urhoghide’s goal off a corner kick. Dallas is 9-0-1 when Joaquín Valiente assists, and has recorded an assist in eight of the last 11 games. He currently ranks third in club history for assists in a single season, tying Jason Kreis (2000), David Ferreira (2010), and Mauro Díaz (2016).
DJ’s debut: Forward Daniel Job made his MLS debut off the bench in the 80th minute of the match, becoming the 11th player to make their debut this season for the club. Job joined Dallas after half a season with Kongsvinger, where he made 20 appearances, scored eight goals and recorded nine assists.
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