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Goals by Carlos Harvey, Anthony Markanich Carry Minnesota Past FC Dallas
- Minnesota United defeated FC Dallas 2-1 on Friday, July 4, at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas, during a Fourth of July game with fireworks afterward.
- FC Dallas struggled at home this season, entering their 0-3 homestand finish and sitting 12th in the Western Conference after this loss during a critical late-season period.
- Minnesota scored both goals on set pieces: Carlos Harvey headed in a free kick from Julian Gressel in the 35th minute, and Anthony Markanich converted a long throw-in from Michael Boxall in the 58th minute.
- Logan Farrington scored FC Dallas's lone goal in the 73rd minute, and Lucho Acosta nearly equalized with a late header attempt in the 82nd minute saved by Minnesota goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair.
- Following the loss, FC Dallas head coach Eric Quill acknowledged ongoing errors and home struggles, and the team prepares for a two-game road trip starting next weekend as they aim for playoff positioning.
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Rockdale Citizen & Newton Citizen+3 Reposted by 3 other sources
Goals by Carlos Harvey, Anthony Markanich carry Minnesota past FC Dallas
Goals by Carlos Harvey and Anthony Markanich staked Minnesota United to an early lead and they held off a furious late rally to beat FC Dallas 2-1 on Friday in Frisco, Texas.
·Georgia, United States
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The Standard-JournalMinnesota11—2FC Dallas01—1
·Calhoun, United States
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Loons ride set pieces (again) in a 2-1 win at FC Dallas
The first tied MNUFC with Philadelphia Union for the most set-piece goals in MLS this season and the second gave United the league lead outright, now with 13 this season.
·Saint Paul, United States
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