FC Dallas aims to the best at home against St. Louis

For FC Dallas, a visit to Saturday night can be considered from St.

Good news: They are playing on their land in Fresco, Texas.

Bad news: They are playing on their land in Fresco, Texas.

Dallas (5-10-7, 22 points) managed only five points from 10 fixtures on homes this year, and goes 1-7-2. This pressure on the first year coach Eric Cowell, who had to fight injuries that reduced his team’s ability to score or defense.

The difference in Dallas Minus -12 goal is second in the West, which only leads to Galaxy in Los Angeles (minus -20). Even the results such as a 2-2 tie on Wednesday night in San Jose is frustrating because after Petar Musa scored in the 85th minute at the edge of one goal, Dallas received one minute after stability for a point instead of taking three.

Instead of putting the ground in battles for a watershed match in West, Dallas remained seven points behind San Jose in the last post -season position.

“A disappointment for men because they deserve to get three points tonight,” Cowell said about the San Jose match. “I just integrate to them that they did not get this three.”

While Dallas had to settle for a point, Saint Louis (4-12-6, 18 points) got three points from her last match on Sunday evening. Marcel Hartl scored a support in the second half in a 2-1 victory over Portland, which is only the second victory in Lewis in her last 18 games.

It was one of the rare matches this year in which Saint -Louis has constantly confronted her opponent for 90 minutes. It ended with a feature of 21-10 in the shots and 8-4 edge at shots on the frame.

It was the result of the need for the interim coach David Critcheli and his team, who is still 11 points outside the West Playoff image.

“I think men are on this trip during the past eight weeks with me,” he said. “We are on this trip together and the performance too. I am excited about them.”

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