**Media Kampung, Frisco** – FC Dallas secured a dramatic 4-3 comeback win over Sporting Kansas City thanks to Petar Musa’s stoppage‑time penalty. The Croatian striker’s spot‑kick, taken seven minutes into added time, tied him with Lionel Messi for the MLS Golden Boot lead at 18 goals.
The match began with Sporting KC taking a 2-0 advantage in the first half, but Dallas responded with three quick goals before halftime, turning the score to 3-2. Logan Farrington reduced the deficit at 27 minutes, Musa headed the equaliser three minutes later, and Kaick added a one‑touch strike just before the break.
In the second half, both sides traded chances, but the decisive moment arrived in stoppage time when a video review upgraded a foul by Moises Mosquera into a penalty. Musa calmly converted, sealing the FC Dallas victory and cementing his place among the club’s all‑time single‑season scorers.
The win moves Dallas to a 10-6-7 record with 37 points, strengthening their hold on a Western Conference playoff berth despite a recent dip in form. Sporting KC, meanwhile, drops another close game, extending concerns over their offensive consistency.
Beyond the immediate result, Musa’s 18th goal places him level with Messi in the race for the season’s top scorer, highlighting his importance to Dallas’ attack and the broader MLS scoring race.
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