Dallas Loses Newcomer Daniel De Sousa Britto to Injury in 1-0 Loss to San Diego
Alejandro Alvarado scored his first career goal as San Diego FC held on after FC Dallas lost goalkeeper Daniel De Sousa Britto to a leg injury.
- On Saturday night, San Diego FC defeated Dallas 1-0 when midfielder Alejandro Alvarado scored his first career goal early in the second half at Snapdragon Stadium before a crowd of 24,489.
- Dallas lost goalkeeper Daniel Sousa Britto to a leg injury in the 16th minute while saving a shot by midfielder Onni Valakari, forcing an early substitution that weakened the team's defensive stability.
- Alvarado's 50th-minute goal came off assists from defenders Manu Duah and rookie Kieran Sargeant, while goalkeeper CJ dos Santos earned his first clean sheet of the season with one save.
- Substitute goalkeeper Jonathan Sirois finished with four saves for Dallas , while San Diego improved to 5-7-5 with the victory, moving into a stronger playoff position.
- Dallas visits the Los Angeles Galaxy next Saturday, while San Diego travels to Minnesota United on the same day, beginning a demanding stretch for both teams.
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FC Dallas loses newcomer Daniel De Sousa Britto to injury in loss to San Diego
May 3, 2025; San Diego, California, USA; FC Dallas midfielder Anderson Julio (11) moves against San Diego FC defender Hamady Diop (5) during the second half at Snapdragon Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Chadd Cady-Imagn Images
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Dallas loses newcomer Daniel De Sousa Britto to injury in 1-0 loss to San Diego
Alejandro Alvarado scored his first career goal with a nifty shot early in the second half and San Diego FC held on for a 1-0 victory after FC Dallas lost newly acquired goalkeeper Daniel De Sousa Britto to an injury.
Southern California teams closed the day without defeat: LAFC beat Real Salt Lake 3-1, San Diego FC beat FC Dallas 1-0, and Galaxy scored 1-1 against San Jose. The post LAFC and San Diego FC win, while LA Galaxy tie in the California Classic appeared first on Hispanics Press.
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