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FC Dallas didn’t get the result it wanted on Saturday night, but it still walked away from Toyota Stadium with something to celebrate.

The Burn played Austin FC to a 0-0 draw, ending a run of three straight wins while securing the Copa Tejas crown for 2026. It wasn’t the usual high-scoring affair that FC Dallas has produced in recent weeks, but it was a sixth clean shee...

FC Dallas claimed Copa Tejas for 2026 with a scoreless draw against Austin FC.

FC Dallas: Daniel, Ran Binyamin (Herman Johansson 63’), Shaq Moore, Sebastien Ibeagha, Osaze Urhoghide, Bernard Kamungo (Sam Sarver 86’); Kaick, Ramiro, Joaquin Valiente (Logan Farrington 80’); Chris Cappis (Santiago Moreno 63’), Petar Musa

Bench: Jo...

Not every trophy gets cliched in style. FC Dallas and Austin FC played to a 0-0 snoozer on Saturday night at Toyota Stadium. Neither side had any notable stats to write home about, but Dallas walked away with one positive item: the 2026 Copa Tejas is returning to Frisco.

Dallas ended the night with two shots on target, matching Austin FC’s two attempts on the night.

FC Dallas continues its three-game homestand this weekend as they look to lock up the Copa Tejas crown for 2026 when they host Austin FC.

Lineups are in from both sides. Let’s dive into what Eric Quill’s starting group looks like, who is on the bench, and who we believe will see minutes later on in this one.

As we dive into this week’s...

FC Dallas puts its three-game winning streak on the line against Austin FC tonight. The Verde are riding a six-game unbeaten run of their own as the two Copa Tejas rivals meet at Toyota Stadium.

Dallas picked up a win last month in the first meeting, downing Austin 2-1 and can clinch the Copa Tejas crown tonight with a win or a draw.

Let’s dive into some notes, p...