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Anderson Julio Scores in the 85th for Dallas in 2-2 Tie with Timbers
Anderson Julio’s goal in the 85th minute secured a draw that keeps FC Dallas unbeaten in seven games, maintaining their position near the Western Conference playoff spots.
- FC Dallas and the Portland Timbers played to a 2-2 draw on Saturday night with Anderson Julio scoring the late equalizer for Dallas.
- The match progressed with Portland taking a 1-0 lead from an own goal by Ramiro Benetti in first-half stoppage time before Dallas and Portland exchanged goals.
- Portland tied the game via a Petar Musa penalty in the 73rd minute and regained a lead in the 81st through a Cristhian Paredes volley assisted by Kristoffer Velde.
- Julio’s shot deflected off Dario Zuparic’s heel into the net in the 85th minute to cap the scoring and secure the draw.
- The draw left Dallas unbeaten in seven games with 38 points, two behind eighth-place Colorado, while Portland remained sixth with 44 points, two behind fifth-place Seattle.
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Anderson Julio scores in the 85th for Dallas in 2-2 tie with Timbers
Anderson Julio scored in the 85th minute for FC Dallas in a 2-2 tie with the Portland Timbers. Dallas (9-11-11) — unbeaten in seven straight — has 38 points, tied with San Jose and two points behind eight-place Colorado in the Western Conference.
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In a night of struggle and resilience, FC Dallas won a 2-2 draw against Portland Timbers at Providence Park, adding a key point on their way to the playoffs. With goals from Petar Musa and Anderson Julio, the Texan team remounted on two occasions and extended their undefeated streak to seven consecutive matches. Musa continues to hunt records Croatian striker Petar Musa scored his 17th goal of the season from the penal spot in the 73rd minute, a…
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