During the upcoming international break, FC Dallas’ Carl Sainté and North Texas SC’s captain Nico Gordon have been called up by Haiti and Montserrat respectively for their Concacaf Nations League matches.
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Buzz Carrick is the founder and editor of 3rd Degree. He has covered FC Dallas since October of 1997.
Paes and Show called up for early September Qualifiers
FC Dallas netminder Maarten Paes and brand new midfield Show Cafumana have been called up by their respective countries for friendlies next week.
The Breakdown – FC Dallas at DC United, August 2024
This win was massive. I mean huge. The first road win of the season that FCD desperately needed and it opens the door to a legit chance to make the postseason.
FC Dallas at DC United – game info and lineup prediction
Feels like it’s been a bit, doesn’t it? FC Dallas last played against FC Juarez (a 2-0 but kicking) in a Leagues Cup game on July 31st.
Dallas Trinity FC grabs a road point at Tampa Bay in inaugural game
Dallas Trinity FC kicked off their first-ever season with a road game at Tampa Bay Sun and came away with a road point in the 1-1 draw.
Ten FC Dallas Academy products to watch in college soccer for Fall of 2024
The fall college soccer season is upon us, so it’s time again for my annual FC Dallas Academy players in college watch list.
Three DFW ladies called into US U17 camp
Three DFW based players – one from FC Dallas and two from Solar – have been called into the US Under-17 Women’s Youth National Team for a camp in Chula Vista, Calif., from Aug. 18-23.
FCD acquires Brazilian right back Ruan from CF Montreal in GAM trade
FC Dallas has announced a trade for Brazilian defender Ruan Gregório Teixeira (a.k.a. Ruan) from CF Montréal in exchange for $50,000 in 2024 General Allocation Money (GAM).
Dallas Trinity gets Julia Dorsey on loan from North Carolina Courage
Dorsey played both Lacrosse and soccer at the University of North Carolina.
North Texas SC signs Jaidyn Contreras
North Texas SC has announced the signing of FC Dallas Academy product Jaidyn Contreras to an MLS NEXT Pro professional contract through the 2025 season.