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Six-Goal Thriller Ends in Draw at Energizer Park

St. Louis CITY SC and FC Dallas played to a 3-3 tie on Sunday, with Logan Farrington's late equalizer denying the visitors a win.

Quincy Nash

August 31, 20262 min read

Soccer Match Draw - illustration, Jake Team LLC
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August 30, 2026

A Balanced Contest

St. Louis CITY SC and FC Dallas concluded their regular-season matchup with a 3-3 draw at Energizer Park on Sunday, August 30, 2026. The result leaves both clubs with identical records of 9 wins, 7 losses, and 6 draws as they continue through the campaign. The match featured six goals across ninety-plus minutes, providing an entertaining contest for the home crowd in Missouri.

Early Momentum Shifts

St. Louis CITY SC started aggressively, taking an early lead when Simon Becher found the net in the third minute. Becher was active throughout the afternoon, finishing with three total shots. However, FC Dallas responded quickly, tying the score at 1-1 by the eighteenth minute thanks to a goal from Shaq Moore.

The visitors appeared to take control just before halftime, as Daniel Edelman put St. Louis ahead again in the forty-third minute, making it 2-1.

Second Half Surge

The momentum swung back toward the home side early in the second half. Carlo Holse restored St. Louis's lead in the sixty-fourth minute, extending their advantage to two goals. For a period, it seemed the match might drift away from FC Dallas, but the visitors refused to fold. Sebastien Ibeagha pulled one back in the eighty-first minute, setting up a tense finale.

Late Drama and Final Whistle

With time running out, FC Dallas threw everything forward in search of an equalizer. Their efforts were rewarded in stoppage time, specifically at ninety minutes and seven seconds, when Logan Farrington scored his second goal of the day to level the score. Farrington also recorded three total shots for the visitors.

St. Louis CITY SC goalkeeper Roman Bürki was called into action frequently, making four saves to help preserve the tie. FC Dallas goalkeeper Jonathan Sirois made two saves in support of his defense. Both teams walked away with one point each, maintaining their standing at 9-7-6.

Sources

https://www.espn.com/soccer/match/_/gameId/761769

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Quincy Nash

Quincy Nash covers Prosper high school and area college sports.

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