Match summary
FC Dallas came from behind to win 3-1 at home to Colorado Rapids. It was goalless at half-time.
Morgan Whittaker put Colorado Rapids ahead in the 47th minute, Joaquín Valiente equalised from a corner in the 75th minute, Kaick put FC Dallas in front in the 88th minute, and Santiago Moreno made it 3-1 in stoppage time.
The chances backed that up: FC Dallas created 4.68 expected goals (xG) from 27 shots to Colorado Rapids's 0.68 from 6.
FC Dallas recorded a 3-1 victory against Colorado Rapids in MLS Matchday 34 after dominating the contest territorially and statistically. The hosts registered 51 percent possession, 26 shots against 6, and 10 shots on target to the visitors' 1. FC Dallas generated an expected goals total of 3.58 compared to Colorado Rapids' 0.67, alongside 122 attacks and 87 dangerous attacks. Discipline proved quiet overall, with 11 fouls committed by FC Dallas and 13 by Colorado Rapids, while the visitors received 2 yellow cards and the home side received 0.
Following a goalless first half, the match saw 4 goals after the interval. Colorado Rapids took the lead in minute 47 when Morgan Whittaker scored with a left-footed shot. FC Dallas replied in minute 75 through a left-footed shot from Joaquín Valiente to make the score 1-1. Kaick then put the hosts ahead with a right-footed shot in minute 88, before Santiago Moreno secured the final 3-1 scoreline with a right-footed shot in minute 92. Noah Cobb received a yellow card in minute 37, M. Wells was cautioned in minute 81, and Kosi Thompson was booked in minute 90+5.