MLS

FT Saturday, October 1, 2005
FC Dallas WWWDL 1
–
LA Galaxy WDLWW 2
Dignity Health Sports Park

Head to Head

LA leads series 3-2

Lineups

LA

  1. 22Kevin HartmanG
  2. 5Chris AlbrightD
  3. 2Todd DunivantD
  4. 15Ugo IhemeluD
  5. 14Tyrone MarshallD
  6. 11Ned GrabavoyM
  7. 13Cobi JonesM
  8. 99Marcelo SaragosaM
  9. 8Peter VagenasM
  10. 16Herculez GomezF
  11. 18Joseph NgwenyaF

Substitutes

  1. 1Steve CroninG
  2. 27Pablo ChinchillaD
  3. 12Troy RobertsD
  4. 3Michael UmanaD
  5. 9Guillermo GonzalezM
  6. 17Guillermo RamirezM
  7. 29Ednaldo da ConceicaoF
  8. 19Michael EnfieldF
  9. 21Alan GordonF

DAL

  1. 1Scott GarlickG
  2. 26Clarence GoodsonD
  3. 5Steve JolleyD
  4. 21Greg VanneyD
  5. 16David WagenfuhrD
  6. 11Ramon NunezM
  7. 8Oscar ParejaM
  8. 27Aaron PitchkolanM
  9. 15Mark WilsonM
  10. 9Roberto MinaF
  11. 19Bobby RhineF

Substitutes

  1. 48Dario SalaG
  2. 14Drew MoorD
  3. 12Arturo ÁlvarezM
  4. 29Mario TorresM
  5. 25Abe ThompsonF

Timeline

  1. 12'
  2. 42'
  3. 45'+1'
  4. 59'
  5. 65'
  6. 70'
  7. 73'
  8. 79'
  9. 88'
  10. 90'

MLS News

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