US EditionRusnák converts late penalty to lift Sounders to 1-0 win over Dallas
- In the 86th minute, Albert Rusnák scored a penalty that secured a 1-0 win for the Seattle Sounders against FC Dallas on Saturday in Seattle.
- Alex Roldán drew a foul on Petar Musa that led to the penalty, setting up the decisive goal against Dallas.
- Rusnák notched his sixth goal of the season, scoring in each of the last five matches, while Seattle’s Stefan Frei, who was honored earlier this month for his 400th appearance with the team, recorded four stops during the game.
- Seattle improved to a 6-4-5 record with their second 1-0 win over Dallas this season, marking the 47th meeting between the teams—the most against any opponent with Seattle leading 23-11-13 in the series.
- The result continued Seattle's strong performance against Dallas and underscored Rusnák's scoring form and Frei's reliable goalkeeping as key factors in the Sounders' success.
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Rusnák converts late penalty to lift Sounders to 1-0 win over Dallas
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Sounders win on late penalty
Seattle Sounders FC vs FC Dallas – Photo: Paul Kahl Seattle Sounders FC 1-0 FC Dallas SEATTLE, WA–The Sounders returned to winning ways at Lumen Field as a late penalty kick by Albert Rusnak gave the hosts a 1-0 victory and moved them to fifth in the Western Conference. FC Dallas have won just once in their last eight league matches and scored just once in their last four. Jesus Ferreira had a pair of chances in the opening ten minutes, but the …
Rusnák converts late penalty to lift Sounders to 1-0 win over Dallas - The Morning Sun
SEATTLE (AP) — Albert Rusnák converted a penalty kick in the 86th minute to give the Seattle Sounders a 1-0 win over FC Dallas on Saturday. The goal was set up when Alex Roldán drew a foul on Petar Musa. Rusnák dropped the free kick into the box, where Dallas was called for a hand ball. Rusnák pounded the ball down the middle as keeper Maarten Paes dove to his right. It was the fifth goal in five games for Rusnák and his sixth of the season. Sou…
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