STL CITY SC
Preview
MLS Event Description – July 19, 2025
St. Louis CITY SC at FC Dallas
Kickoff: 7:30 PM CST | Toyota Stadium, Frisco, TX
FC Dallas returns to Toyota Stadium to host St. Louis CITY SC in a critical midseason clash. Kickoff is set for 7:30 PM CST, with the game streaming live on MLS Season Pass.
Matchup to Watch:
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FC Dallas (5–10–6, 21 pts) are riding a rough patch, dropping their last four matches and conceding 11 goals in that span. Their defense has struggled, especially at home, and they’ll need more from key creators like Petar Musa and Luciano Acosta.
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St. Louis CITY SC (X–X–X, XX pts) have been formidable on the road this season, relying on their young talent and high press to control games. Their ability to break down Dallas’s defense could determine whether they leave with points.
Star Power:
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Petar Musa (DAL) leads Dallas with seven goals—look for him to seek space behind the backline.
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Luciano Acosta (DAL) orchestrates the attack; his vision and creativity will be vital.
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St. Louis’s front three, including their emerging talents, will test Dallas’s defensive cohesion and aim to capitalize on turnover opportunities.
Coach’s Corner:
FC Dallas coach Eric Quill has hinted at possible lineup tweaks and tactical adjustments to halt their defensive slide. Expect a more cautious approach, perhaps shifting to tighten the midfield and limit St. Louis’s counterattacking threat.
Game Flow Notes:
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Matchups in midfield could dictate tempo—Dallas will rely on midfield runners to disrupt St. Louis’s build, while St. Louis will push to exploit Dallas’s backline speed weaknesses.
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Set pieces could be decisive, given Dallas’s aerial threats and St. Louis’s disciplined defensive structure.
How to Watch:
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Streaming: MLS Season Pass
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In-Stadium: Toyota Stadium
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Live Stats & Updates: MLS website and team apps
This contest is FC Dallas’s final home match before a stretch of four road games, making a strong result crucial for momentum. Expect a spirited crowd and intense, end‑to‑end action as Dallas fights to reassert control in the Western Conference.
