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In a display of grit and teamwork, Minnesota United came away with a 2–1 road victory over FC Dallas, reinforcing their reputation as one of the toughest teams to beat away from home. The Loons have now posted a 5–2–4 away record this season, proving their mettle whenever they hit the road.
🔑 Match Highlights
Carlos Harvey opened the scoring in the 35th minute, heading home a brilliant corner from Julian Gressel to give Minnesota the lead.
Anthony Markanich doubled the advantage in the 58th minute, connecting with a Boxall throw-in to make it 2–0.
Logan Farrington pulled one back for Dallas late, but the Loons held firm to secure the win.
📈 Key Stats
| Stat | Minnesota United | FC Dallas |
|---|---|---|
| Road Record (W–D–L) | 5–2–4 | — |
| Goals from Set Pieces | 2 | 0 |
| Shots on Target | 6 | 3 |
| Possession | 46% | 54% |
Minnesota’s efficiency shined through—both goals came via set pieces, and their defensive discipline held off Dallas’s attempts at a comeback.
🎯 What It Shows
This marks another strong performance far from home, solidifying Minnesota United’s identity as patient, disciplined, and opportunistic. Their ability to convert set plays into goals—and then lock down defensively—is fast becoming their trademark.
👀 On the Horizon
This influential result keeps them well-placed in the Western Conference playoff race. Up next, the Loons return home to Allianz Field, where they’ll look to extend their momentum and stay firmly in the postseason picture.
