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FC Dallas Wins U.S. Open Cup Championship

The win ends a 19-year trophy drought.
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Here is a not great photo I took not long after the final whistle blew.
Here is a not great photo I took not long after the final whistle blew.

FC Dallas hasn’t won anything of substance since 1997, when it was still known as the Dallas Burn and won the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. Last night, in front of a packed house of more than 16,000 fans — including myself — they did it again, beating a New England Revolution team that includes Plano’s own Lee Nguyen. Maxi Urruti had two goals (and very easily could have had two more) and Mauro Diaz (“The Little Unicorn”) had a goal on a penalty late in the first half and three assists, and maybe was even more dominant than that suggests.

The 19-year trophy drought could possibly, knock on wood, turn into a flood: FCD is currently out in front in the MLS Supporters’ Shield race, still alive in the CONCACAF Champions League tourney, and then there are the playoffs for the MLS Cup.

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