Vancouver Puts on Dominant Showing in Game 1 vs. FC Dallas
Vancouver Whitecaps scored three goals by Ríos, Müller, and Cabrera while goalkeeper Yohei Takaoka earned his third clean sheet in seven postseason starts.
- On Sunday, the Vancouver Whitecaps blanked FC Dallas 3-0 in a best-of-three first-round MLS Cup opener in Vancouver, with Daniel Ríos scoring in the 43rd minute to give Vancouver a 1-0 halftime lead.
- After Emmanuel Sabbi drew a foul on Osaze Urhoghide, Thomas Müller converted a penalty in the 60th minute to push Vancouver's lead to two goals.
- Kenji Cabrera, making his postseason debut, scored in the 83rd minute after entering as a 76th-minute substitute, while Vancouver goalkeeper Yohei Takaoka earned his third clean sheet in seven starts.
- The result hands Vancouver a series edge, giving them a strong advantage as the next game shifts to Dallas on Saturday, increasing pressure on Dallas to respond.
- Eighteen-Year-Old Rayan Elloumi provided his first playoff assist after subbing in and had two goals in seven regular-season games, while rookie Michael Collodi saved seven shots in his first postseason start; neither club has won the MLS Cup.
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