More data, more interesting games. We are probably still three or four games away from everyone having some balance in their schedule between quality of opponent and home v away, but overall we are getting to know who these teams are. Top Shelf 1. Inter Miami (Previously 1) Seems like they have picked up right…
With 80 minutes on the clock, FC Dallas had one hand on the Brimstone Cup. Seventeen minutes later, Sergii Demianchuk blew his whistle, signaling Gregg Berhalter’s first win with a seemingly comfortable scoreline.
FC Dallas goalkeeper Maarten Paes has been called up for Indonesia’s men’s national team FIFA World Cup Asian qualifier matches against Australia and Bahrain.
Texoma FC has announced the signing of left-back Davey Mason. Mason will be joining Texoma FC from NISA side Maryland Bobcats.
Texoma FC has announced the signing of midfielder Ozzie Ramos. According to the club, Ramos impressed them during preseason, leading to his signing.
The US Soccer held a talent ID camp last week on March 5th in Dallas for 2010s (U15s) in Frisco, Texas with a load of players from the region. (I just got the roster.)
FC Dallas dropped its home opener against the Chicago Fire wearing their newest secondary kit. Here are some great pics by Matt Visinsky where you can check out the new kits and new players.
This was the first Brimstone Cup game between FC Dallas and the Chicago Fire in ages, with the two teams in different conferences they rarely meet up anymore. Such a shame.
North Texas SC drops three points in their home opener against fellow 2024 Western Conference finalists, St. Louis City 2, in a physical game.
Dallas Trinity earned a marquee victory at the Cotton Bowl, thrashing Brooklyn FC 6-0. Dallas put on an attacking clinic, securing three crucial points in the playoff race.
