Musa's Double Powers FC Dallas Past Sporting KC in 7-Goal Thriller

A Dramatic Comeback at Toyota Stadium

FC Dallas secured a decisive 4-3 victory over Sporting Kansas City on Sunday, September 6, 2026, in a high-scoring affair at Toyota Stadium. The home side overcame an early two-goal deficit to claim the win, improving their season record to 10-7-6. Sporting Kansas City, the visiting team, dropped to 4-3-16 after the loss.

The match featured seven total goals, resulting in one of the more entertaining contests of the season for both clubs.

Goal-by-Goal Breakdown

Sporting Kansas City struck first, with Taylor Calheira opening the scoring in the fourth minute. Stephen Afrifa extended the visitors' lead to 2-0 in the 19th minute. However, FC Dallas responded quickly to shift the momentum.

Logan Farrington pulled one back for the home side in the 27th minute, followed by a goal from Petar Musa in the 30th minute to level the score at 2-2. Kaick restored FC Dallas's lead just before halftime in the 45th minute. After the break, Calheira found the back of the net again in the 78th minute to make it 3-2.

In the final seconds of regulation, Petar Musa delivered the winning goal in the seventh minute of stoppage time (90'+7) to seal the 4-3 result.

Key Performances and Statistics

Petar Musa was the standout performer for FC Dallas, finishing the match with four total shots on target. His ability to find the net in critical moments defined the home team's effort. On the defensive side, goalkeeper Jonathan Sirois made seven saves, keeping the margin of victory narrow despite the volume of chances faced by his team.

For Sporting Kansas City, Taylor Calheira was the offensive engine, registering six total shots. His two goals were vital in keeping the visitors in the contest for most of the game. Stefan Cleveland, the visiting goalkeeper, made five saves, but his efforts were not enough to prevent the loss.

The final scoreline reflects a balanced but ultimately decisive performance by FC Dallas, who managed to convert their late opportunities effectively.

Sources

ESPN