Playing their 10th match on the road during the 2022 MLS Regular Season, the LA Galaxy fell 1-0 to FC Dallas at Toyota Stadium on Saturday night.
Goal-Scoring Plays
DAL – Franco Jara (Marco Farfan), 8th minute: Marco Farfan’s pass down the left side of the penalty area found Franco Jara, whose first-timed shot from a tight angle was finished at the near post.
Postgame Notes
Following the loss to Dallas, the LA Galaxy (9-10-3, 30 points) fell to eighth place in the Western Conference standings, one point behind the seventh place Portland Timbers (7-6-10, 31 points).
Saturday’s match marked the 88th all-time meeting across all competitions between the LA Galaxy and FC Dallas, with LA leading the series 41-35-13. Against Dallas, LA holds a 35-31-13 record in league play, a 2-1-0 record in the U.S. Open Cup and a 4-3-0 record in the MLS Cup Playoffs.
In two matches played against Dallas this season, the Galaxy held an 0-2-0 record.
In 11 matches played on the road across all competitions, LA holds a record of 4-5-2.
In six matches league matches played during the month of July, the Galaxy held a record of 2-4-0.
LA held a 70.6% possession advantage in the second half against Dallas.
In four penalty attempts during the 2022 campaign, the Galaxy have converted two goals.
In his 97th career MLS appearance, Víctor Vázquez logged 27 minutes off the bench.
Julián Araujo started and played 76 minutes in his 94th career appearance (84 starts) across all competitions for the Galaxy.
Mark Delgado finished the match with a team-high 76 passes completed (95 percent passing accuracy).
