I was watching North Texas SC come from behind to beat a short-handed St. Louis City 2 last night and I was pretty uninspired by the crop of foreign signings this year. It led me to contemplate the track record of the junior Burn side. The North Texas SC foreign signing is a different kind…
Since the weather broke this game, I almost didn’t do a breakdown. But with 50 minutes or so of action there are still a couple of things to talk about so here we are.
A hat trick of assists from left-back Tyshawn Rose and a second-half brace from Jose Mulato saw North Texas SC capture all three points at home over St. Louis City 2.
It was the ultra-rare occurrence of a suspended game on Saturday night in the first-ever meeting between FC Dallas and St. Louis City SC, one that won’t be finished any time soon as both teams have mid-week US Open Cup games.
After a rollercoaster of a season in 2022, the Fort Worth Vaqueros look to begin their 2023 season with 3 points versus rival Denton Diablos on Sunday, May 7th.
4th in the West FC Dallas (4-3-3, 15 points) hosts 2nd in the West St Louis City (6-3-1, 19 points) Saturday night at 7:30 pm at Toyota Stadium.
And that annoys me as a member of an “old money” fanbase. I’m tired of waving off these nouveau-riche jackwagons. Even if they do come from a city with actual American soccer history.
Two weeks ago they went to Nashville and got another tie, last week they were off, but consistently, they win at home and tie on the road – if they don’t win, that is
With the end of the local territory rule in MLS, there has risen a curious rule in its place for “tagging” local players on a “protected list.”
The book says a point on the road is a good thing. That’s true, particularly when the game plan is set up for it.
