Santiago Moreno, Kaick Ferreira Score Early to Guide Dallas to 3-1 Victory over Real Salt Lake
Dallas built a 2-0 first-half lead and held off a late Real Salt Lake push before Samuel Sarver added a stoppage-time goal.
- Santiago Moreno and Kaick Ferreira scored first-half goals to lead FC Dallas to a 3-1 victory over Real Salt Lake on Saturday night in Frisco.
- Real Salt Lake falls to 2-15-8 all time in Frisco and has struggled on the road with a 1-3-1 record, losing three of its last four contests.
- Moreno netted his first goal of the season in the 18th minute off an assist from Petar Musa, while Kaick scored unassisted six minutes later for a 2-0 advantage.
- Diego Luna pulled Real Salt Lake within one in the 85th minute, but substitute Samuel Sarver restored a two-goal lead in stoppage time as Michael Collodi made two saves for Dallas.
- Real Salt Lake hosts the Houston Dynamo on Wednesday, while Dallas prepares to face the Vancouver Whitecaps on the same day as both teams seek to adjust their trajectories.
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