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Musa’s Second Half Strike Seals 3-0 Victory for FC Dallas

Petar Musa scored twice in stoppage time to lead FC Dallas to a 3-0 win over San Jose, securing three points at Toyota Stadium on Saturday.

Jules Lowery· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

October 25, 20262 min read

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October 24, 2026

Defeat for the Visitors

San Jose Earthquakes traveled to Toyota Stadium on Saturday, October 24, 2026, hoping to secure a positive result against FC Dallas. The visiting side faced a disciplined home defense that ultimately stifled their offensive efforts, leaving them without a goal in the contest.

Despite their best efforts to create chances and maintain possession, San Jose could not breach the Dallas backline, resulting in a shutout loss on the road.

Late Surge Changes Outcome

The match remained scoreless for the majority of the ninety minutes, with both sides battling for control but failing to find the net. The breakthrough finally came in the 82nd minute when FC Dallas capitalized on their opportunity. Petar Musa found the back of the net, giving his team a slender lead that proved crucial in the final moments of regulation.

Dominant Finish by Musa and Moreno

The momentum shifted decisively in favor of the home side as the clock ticked down. Just six minutes later, in the 88th minute, Petar Musa struck again, doubling the deficit and effectively putting the game out of reach for San Jose. The visitors were unable to respond, and FC Dallas added insurance in stoppage time.

In the 90+4 minute mark, Santiago Moreno completed the scoring, capping off a dominant second-half performance. The final tally stood at 3-0, with all three goals coming from the home team.

Statistical Summary and Records

Petar Musa was the standout performer for FC Dallas, leading the attack with three total shots on goal. His two-goal contribution was instrumental in securing the victory. On the defensive end, FC Dallas goalkeeper Daniel recorded one save to protect his lead.

For San Jose, Beau Leroux led the team in shooting with one attempt, while goalkeeper Angus Gunn made three saves in a losing effort.

The result improves FC Dallas’s record to 15-9-7 for the season. San Jose Earthquakes drop to 13-9-9 following the defeat. This regular-season matchup concludes with no further implications stated regarding playoff positioning or series outcomes.

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Jules Lowery· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Jules Lowery covers College Station high school and area college sports.

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