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FC Dallas 2, Real Salt Lake 4
Rio Tinto Stadium - Sandy, Utah
Scoring:
DAL -- Jeff Cunningham 4 (unassisted) 13
DAL -- Dave van den Bergh 1 (Jeff Cunningham 3, David Ferreira 3) 21
RSL -- Yura Movsisyan 5 (Javier Morales 5) 55
RSL -- Robbie Findley 7 (penalty kick) 62
RSL -- Own Goal (Daniel Torres) 88
RSL -- Yura Movsisyan 6 (unassisted) 93+
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FC DALLAS: Ray Burse, Drew Moor, George John (Daniel Torres 46), Pablo Ricchetti, Jair Benitez, Dax McCarty, Atiba Harris, David Ferreira, Andre Rocha (Brek Shea 91+), Dave van den Bergh, Jeff Cunningham.
Subs Not Used: Dario Sala, Blake Wagner, Bruno Guarda, Eric Avila, Kyle Davies.
Shots - 12; Shots on Goal - 7; Total Saves - 4; Fouls - 14; Offsides - 0; Corner Kicks - 3
REAL SALT LAKE: Nick Rimando, Robbie Russell (Tony Beltran 10), Nat Borchers, Chris Wingert, Jamison Olave, Clint Mathis (Andy Williams 92+), Ned Grabavoy (Yura Movsisyan 46), Will Johnson, Javier Morales, Robbie Findley, Fabian Espindola.
Subs Not Used: Chris Seitz, Jean Alexandre, Raphael Cox, Pablo Campos.
Shots - 17; Shots on Goal - 6; Total Saves - 4; Fouls - 14; Offsides - 5; Corner Kicks - 9
Misconduct Summary:
RSL - Fabian Espindola (caution) 29
RSL - Nat Borchers (caution) 35
DAL - Dave van den Bergh (caution) 61
DAL - Ray Burse (caution) 62
RSL - Will Johnson (caution) 72
RSL - Jason Kreis (ejection) 73
RSL - Jamison Olave (caution) 77
DAL - Pablo Ricchetti (caution) 78
DAL - Drew Moor (ejection) 95+
NOTES:
• FC Dallas (4-8-5, 17 pts.) falls to Real Salt Lake (6-7-5, 23 pts.) 4-2 at Rio Tinto Stadium. The team is now 1-6-2 on the road this season and 0-6-4 against Western Conference opponents.
• Dallas is now 9-5-1 all-time against Real Salt Lake and 3-5-1 on the road versus the Western Conference rival. The team is 0-2 at Rio Tinto Stadium.
• FCD, coming off a bye week, played its second straight game on the road and at altitude after facing Colorado on July 11.
• Jeff Cunningham tonight scored his 108th career regular season goal, tying former Dallas forward and current RSL head coach Jason Kreis for third on the all-time MLS list. Cunningham is also now tied with Kreis for eighth all-time in games played with 305.
• Dave van den Bergh scored his first goal of the season when he found open space on the corner of the six yard box to put away a low left-footed shot off a feed from David Ferreira (his third assist of the season).
• Cunningham provided the secondary assist, also his third of the season.
• Atiba Harris made his FC Dallas debut tonight, starting in the right midfield position after being acquired last week in a trade with Chivas USA.
• Colombian Jair Benitez also made his FC Dallas and MLS debut tonight in the left back position after signing with the club on Wednesday.
• Drew Moor received a red card in second half stoppage time forcing him to miss the team’s next match.
• Dallas was without its leading scorer, Kenny Cooper, for the third straight game while the 24-year-old is away with the U.S. Men's National Team for the 2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup. Cooper scored a second half overtime goal to secure a 2-0 semifinal victory over Honduras at Soldier's Field in Chicago Thursday night. With the result, the USMNT advance to the Gold Cup Final on July 26 against Mexico at Giants Stadium.
• Three FCD players have now started all 18 regular season games: David Ferreira, Moor and van den Bergh. Ferreira is the only player to have played every minute of the season thus far.
• Goalkeeper Dario Sala tonight made his first appearance on the 18 man day-of-game roster since the April 25 game at Chivas USA. Sala had sat out the previous 11 matches due to a left knee injury.
• Two Dallas players missed the game with injuries: forward Peri Marosevic (right hip) and Alvaro Sanchez (right ankle).
• FC Dallas returns home for a two-game home-stand beginning with the August 1 contest versus the Kansas City Wizards (7:30 p.m. CT, live on KFWD-52) and then an in-state battle versus the Houston Dynamo on Thursday, August 6 (7:30 p.m. CT, live on FSN-SW).
• FC Dallas Head Coach Schellas Hyndman on the game: “I thought we played some of our best soccer in the first half. The second half was obviously a different story. Our plan was to put on high pressure and get three points, which worked out pretty well up until halftime. We sat back a little bit to try and protect a lead, which is always dangerous."
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