St. Louis CITY SC Set to Face FC Dallas at Toyota Stadium in Saturday Clash St. Louis CITY SC will travel to Texas to take on FC Dallas at Toyota Stadium on Saturday night, with the match set for kickoff at 7:30 p.m. CT. The game will be streamed live on Apple TV, with English and Spanish commentary provided by the Apple TV Talent team. English play-by-play will be handled by Mark Followill, with analyst Gio Savarese, while Spanish commentary will feature Raul Guzman as both play-by-play and analyst. Radio coverage will also be available through KYKY Y98.1 FM and KXOK 102.9 FM, with English talent including Joey Zanaboni and Dale Schilly, and Spanish talent Santiago Beltran and Hector Vega. The club will host a fan event titled "CITY on Tap" at The Hub in Chesterfield, where supporters can gather to cheer on the team while enjoying Michelob ULTRA specials. Attendees are encouraged to check the CITY App for a chance to win tickets for the next match. St. Louis CITY SC’s recent performance includes a 1-1 draw against Eastern Conference opponent NYCFC, marking their first road point of the season. The match saw Hannes Wolf of New York City open the scoring in the 51st minute, but St. Louis responded with a late equalizer from Brendan McSorley in second-half stoppage time. The goal, assisted by Lukas MacNaughton, was McSorley’s first of the season and the latest goal in CITY SC history, occurring in the 90’+6’ minute. MacNaughton also earned his first assist of 2026. The upcoming clash against FC Dallas will be the first meeting between the two teams this season. The clubs faced each other twice last year, with St. Louis suffering a 1-0 defeat at Toyota Stadium in July and securing a 1-1 draw at Energizer Park, where Célio Pompeu scored the lone goal. St.#toyota_stadium #fc_dallas #st_louis_city_sc #city_on_tap #hannes_wolf
FC Dallas vs St. Louis CITY SC: Lineup Notes FC Dallas kicks off a three-game homestand tonight as they host St. Louis CITY SC. Lineups have been confirmed for both teams, and the focus is on tactical adjustments, key players, and the potential impact of this match on the club’s 2026 season. The game is set for Saturday, April 11, at Toyota Stadium, with kickoff at 7:30 PM. The FC Dallas starting XI includes Jonathan Sirois in goal, supported by defenders Herman Johansson and Joaquin Valiente. Midfielder Santiago Moreno and forwards Nicholas Simmonds are listed as the primary attacking options. However, Valiente and Moreno are expected to see significant minutes off the bench, with Valiente likely to play around 30 minutes and Moreno closer to 20. The bench also includes Kaick, Johansson, and Binyamin, who may get opportunities to contribute. Notable changes from the previous match include the absence of Bernard Kamungo, who is sidelined with a lower leg injury and expected to miss at least until the World Cup break. Deedson has replaced Kamungo in the starting lineup, marking his first start for FC Dallas. Chris Cappis also returns to the squad, replacing Kaick in the lineup. The availability report highlights several key absences, including Anderson Julio and Kamungo, both out due to lower leg injuries. Other players on loan, such as Tsiki Ntsabeleng and Enes Sali, are not expected to feature. The team also faces challenges with international duty, though none of the players are currently involved in such commitments. St. Louis CITY SC’s lineup includes their usual starters, with the match serving as a critical test for both teams. The game is positioned as a potential trap for FC Dallas, similar to their recent encounter with DC United.#toyota_stadium #fc_dallas #st_louis_city_sc #santiago_moreno #jonathan_sirois
FC Dallas Hosts Houston Dynamo in Texas Derby Clash FC Dallas returns to Toyota Stadium tonight to face Houston Dynamo in a highly anticipated Texas Derby matchup. Both teams have released their lineups, and the focus is on how Eric Quill’s squad will approach the game. Key changes from the previous match include Petar Musa sitting out due to a minor injury, with Logan Farrington starting in his place. Osaze Urhoghide is back in the lineup after a recent absence, replacing Sebastien Ibeagha. The bench for FC Dallas is expected to see several players, including Musa, who may come on in the final ten minutes. Ibeagha, Patrickson Delgado, and Deedson are also likely to get minutes if the game remains competitive. The team’s ability to capitalize on chances and maintain composure in a physical rivalry will be crucial. The match carries significant weight as FC Dallas aims to build momentum ahead of a challenging nine-game road trip starting in May. A strong performance at home is essential to avoid dropping points in key moments. The team will need to balance attacking play with defensive discipline, particularly against Houston’s dangerous forwards and Jack McGlynn. Houston’s lineup notes include the game’s date, kickoff time, venue, and streaming details. The rivalry is expected to be intense, with both teams looking to assert dominance. The match will also serve as a test for FC Dallas to prove their readiness for the season’s demands. The broader context includes other match previews, injury reports, and MLS updates, but the core focus remains on the Texas Derby. The outcome of this game will provide insight into FC Dallas’ ability to perform under pressure and set the tone for their upcoming challenges.#fc_dallas #houston_dynamo #toyota_stadium #texas_derby #eric_quill
