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Alvarado Strike Lifts San Diego FC Past FC Dallas

Alejandro Alvarado's 50th-minute goal secured a 1-0 victory for San Diego FC over FC Dallas at Snapdragon Stadium on Sunday.

Hart Nash

July 27, 20261 min read

Soccer victory - illustration, Jake Team LLC
Soccer victory - illustration, Jake Team LLC
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July 26, 2026

Match Result

San Diego FC claimed a narrow 1-0 victory over FC Dallas on Sunday, July 26, 2026. The result was decided by a single decisive moment in the second half, allowing the home side to secure all three points at Snapdragon Stadium.

Goal Summary

The match remained scoreless through the first half until the 50th minute, when Alejandro Alvarado broke the deadlock for San Diego FC. This was the only goal of the contest. Alvarado’s strike proved to be the difference-maker, as FC Dallas was unable to find an equalizer despite their efforts in the remaining time.

Key Performances

San Diego FC’s attack found its most active contributor in Alejandro Alvarado, who also led the team in scoring. Teammate Anders Dreyer was the most prolific shooter for the hosts, registering 7 total shots throughout the match. In goal, CJ dos Santos made 1 save to help preserve the clean sheet for San Diego FC.

FC Dallas struggled to generate significant offensive pressure, though Petar Musa led their attack with 2 total shots. The visitors relied heavily on their goalkeeper, Jonathan Sirois, who made 4 saves in an attempt to keep the scoreline intact. Despite Sirois’s efforts, FC Dallas could not overcome the deficit.

Season Context

With this result, San Diego FC improved their record to 5-5-7. FC Dallas fell to 7-5-5 on the season. The match concludes with San Diego FC holding the win, while FC Dallas departs with the loss. Both teams continue their campaigns with these updated standings reflecting their performance in this regular-season encounter.

Sources

https://www.espn.com/soccer/match/_/gameId/761691

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Hart Nash

Hart Nash covers Princeton high school and area college sports.

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