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FC DALLAS vs. SEATTLE SOUNDERS FCTOYOTA STADIUM, Frisco, Texas Saturday, June 1, 2019 (Week 14, MLS Game #177)7 p.m. CT (FCDTV; JOEtv / YouTube TV [SEA])

SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC 2019 CAREERNo. Player Pos Ht Wt Birthdate Birthplace GP GS G A GP GS G A1 Trey Muse GK 6-4 195 07/26/1999 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 Jonathan Campbell DF 6-2 188 06/27/1993 Greensboro, NC 1 1 0 0 73 50 1 24 Gustav Svensson MF 6-0 155 02/07/1987 Gothenberg, Sweden 8 8 0 1 64 61 4 65 Nouhou Tolo DF 5-10 175 06/23/1997 Douala, Cameroon 10 2 0 0 57 35 0 27 Cristian Roldan MF 5-8 165 06/03/1995 Artesia, CA 14 14 3 1 136 120 17 178 Victor Rodriguez MF 5-7 154 07/23/1989 Sabadell, Spain 10 10 1 3 36 29 8 109 Raul Ruidiaz FW 5-7 145 07/25/1990 Lima, Peru 9 7 5 1 23 20 15 210 Nicolas Lodeiro MF 5-7 150 03/21/1989 Paysandu, Uruguay 14 14 2 8 87 87 21 4411 Brad Smith DF 5-10 155 04/09/1994 Penrith, Austrailia 13 12 0 4 19 18 0 512 Saad Abdul-Salaam DF 6-4 185 09/08/1991 Charlotte, NC 3 2 0 0 71 51 1 1013 Jordan Morris FW 6-0 185 10/26/1994 Seattle, WA 12 12 4 1 69 66 19 614 Chad Marshall DF 6-4 190 08/22/1984 Riverside, CA 8 8 0 0 409 404 26 1616 Alex Roldan MF 5-10 155 07/28/1996 Artesia, CA 3 1 0 0 22 8 0 117 Will Bruin FW 6-2 194 10/24/1989 St. Louis, MO 7 3 2 0 245 194 70 2718 Kelvin Leerdam DF 5-10 154 06/24/1990 Paramaribo, Suriname 13 12 4 2 54 50 5 919 Harry Shipp MF 5-9 145 11/07/1991 Lake Forest, IL 11 4 2 2 141 105 19 2320 Kim Kee-Hee DF 6-2 175 07/13/1989 Busan, South Korea 14 14 0 1 43 42 0 121 Jordy Delem MF 5-11 156 03/18/1993 Le Francois, Martinique 8 6 0 0 38 25 1 123 Henry Wingo MF 6-0 170 10/04/1995 Seattle, WA 3 0 0 0 19 1 0 024 Stefan Frei GK 6-3 195 04/20/1986 Altstaetten, Switzerland 14 14 0 0 260 260 0 325 Xavier Arreaga DF 6-0 165 09/28/1994 Guayaquil, Ecuador 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 029 Roman Torres DF 6-2 195 03/20/1986 Panama City, Panama 10 6 0 0 59 46 0 335 Bryan Meredith GK 6-2 209 08/02/1989 Scotch Plains, NJ 0 0 0 0 13 11 0 070 Handwalla Bwana MF 5-9 145 06/25/1997 Mombasa, Kenya 7 4 1 0 19 10 3 175 Danny Leyva MF 5-10 140 05/05/2003 Las Vegas, NV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 087 Alfonso Ocampo-Chavez FW 5-10 142 03/25/2002 Fresno, CA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

HEAD COACH : Brian Schmetzer 08/18/1962 W47 L24 T25

FC DALLAS 2019 CAREERNo. Player Pos Ht Wt Birthdate Birthplace GP GS G A GP GS G A1 Jesse Gonzalez GK 6-4 185 05/25/1995 Edenton, NC 13 13 0 0 80 80 0 02 Reggie Cannon DF 5-11 165 06/11/1998 Chicago, IL 13 13 0 0 47 46 1 33 Reto Ziegler DF 6-0 176 01/16/1986 Nyon, Switzerland 13 13 3 0 42 42 7 04 Bressan DF 6-0 174 01/15/1993 Caxias do Sul, Brazil 5 4 0 0 5 4 0 05 Moises Hernandez DF 6-0 155 03/05/1992 Dallas, TX 0 0 0 0 31 24 0 27 Carlos Gruezo MF 5-7 148 04/19/1995 Santo Domingo, Ecuador 8 8 1 0 97 92 3 78 Bryan Acosta MF 5-8 161 11/24/1993 La Ceiba, Honduras 11 9 2 0 11 9 2 09 Cristian Colman FW 6-0 174 02/26/1994 San Cosme y Damian, Paraguay 0 0 0 0 41 16 4 110 Pablo Aranguiz MF 5-5 143 03/17/1997 Independencia, Chile 11 7 0 0 20 10 0 011 Santiago Mosquera MF 5-6 185 02/07/1995 Buenaventura, Colombia 8 4 0 1 37 21 6 612 Ryan Hollingshead DF 6-1 180 04/16/1991 Granite Bay, CA 14 13 2 1 123 80 7 713 Zdenek Ondrasek FW 6-1 174 12/22/1988 Strakonice, Czech Republic 7 1 0 0 7 1 0 014 Dominique Badji FW 6-0 170 10/16/1992 Dakar, Senegal 9 7 2 2 110 86 28 1515 Jacori Hayes MF 5-7 165 06/28/1995 Andrews Air Force Base, MD 9 6 0 1 28 18 1 217 Francis Atuahene FW 5-9 170 06/08/1996 Accra, Ghana 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 018 Brandon Servania MF 5-10 160 03/12/1999 Birmingham, AL 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 019 Paxton Pomykal MF 5-7 145 12/17/1999 Lewisville, TX 9 8 2 1 17 11 2 120 Jimmy Maurer GK 6-2 185 10/14/1988 Lawrenceville, GA 1 1 0 0 14 14 0 021 Michael Barrios MF 5-4 143 04/21/1991 Barranquilla, Colombia 12 12 2 5 138 118 27 2922 Ema Twumasi FW 5-8 160 05/18/1997 Obuasi, Ghana 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 023 Thomas Roberts MF 5-11 150 05/11/2001 Little Rock, AR 4 1 0 0 4 1 0 024 Matt Hedges DF 6-4 185 04/01/1990 Carmel, IN 13 13 0 1 223 216 15 325 Callum Montgomery DF 6-3 185 05/14/1997 Nanaimo, BC, Canada 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 026 John Nelson DF 5-9 160 07/11/1998 Medina, OH 8 3 0 0 8 3 0 027 Jesus Ferreira FW 5-8 140 12/24/2000 Santa Marta, Colombia 13 10 4 2 15 10 5 229 Bryan Reynolds FW 6-3 170 06/28/2001 Fort Worth, TX 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 130 Kyle Zobeck GK 6-0 180 02/06/1990 Coralville, IA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 033 Edwin Cerrillo MF 5-10 180 10/03/2000 Waco, TX 8 7 0 1 8 7 0 1 Dante Sealy FW 5-7 135 04/17/2003 Brooklyn, NY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

HEAD COACH : Luchi Gonzalez 07/14/1980 W5 L6 T3

(W-L-T) LEAD TIED TRAIL SCORE ALLOWDAL 4-1-2 1-1-1 0-4-0 5-1-2 0-5-0SEA 6-0-0 1-0-4 0-2-1 5-0-1 2-2-2

FC DALLAS SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC Date Score (Gms since) Date Score (Gms since)Home win 4/13/2019 DAL 2, POR 1 (3) 5/15/2019 SEA 2, ORL 1 (0)Road win 4/20/2019 DAL 2, ATL 1 (3) 3/16/2019 SEA 4, CHI 2 (5)Home loss 5/11/2019 DAL 1, NYR 3 (1) 9/19/2018 SEA 0, PHI 1 (11)Road loss 5/25/2019 DAL 1, VAN 2 (0) 5/26/2019 SEA 2, KC 3 (0)Tie game 5/19/2019 DAL 1, LFC 1 (1) 5/18/2019 SEA 0, PHI 0 (1)Shutout for 4/27/2019 DAL 0, SJ 0 (5) 5/18/2019 SEA 0, PHI 0 (1)Shutout vs. 5/16/2019 DAL 0, LFC 2 (2) 5/18/2019 SEA 0, PHI 0 (1)

FC Dallas TWLWWLWWTLLLTLSounders FC WWWTWWLTTTWWTL

GOALS SCORED IN GAME GP 0 1 2 3 4+ TOT AVGDAL 14 3 6 4 0 1 18 1.29SEA 14 2 5 4 1 2 24 1.71

GOALS ALLOWED IN GAME GP 0 1 2 3 4+ TOT AVGDAL 14 2 6 5 1 0 19 1.36SEA 14 5 4 3 1 1 17 1.21

GOALS SCORED Total 1-15 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90DAL 18 5 1 3 2 3 4SEA 24 6 4 3 2 7 2

GOALS ALLOWED Total 1-15 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90DAL 19 2 2 3 3 3 6SEA 17 4 2 3 3 4 1

GOALSCORING RECORD

GOALS BY INTERVALS

RECORD AT HALFTIME RECORD WITH FIRST GOAL

THE LAST TIME

GAME-BY-GAME: WON/LOST/TIED

FC DALLASG: 4 FerreiraA: 5 BarriosSHT: 19 FerreiraSOG: 9 HollingsheadFC: 23 AcostaFS: 27 PomykalOF: 5 BarriosC: 5 BarriosE: 1 Hedges

SOUNDERS FCG: 5 RuidiazA: 8 LodeiroSHT: 28 LodeiroSOG: 10 RuidiazFC: 30 LodeiroFS: 56 Lodeiro OF: 7 Bruin/MorrisC: 5 LodeiroE: 1 Leerdam/Roldan

TEAM LEADERS

GP W-L-T PTS GF GA FC Dallas 14 5-6-3 18 18 19at home 7 3-1-3 12 9 7

Sounders FC 14 7-2-5 26 24 17on road 6 1-2-3 6 8 10

2019 SEASON RECORDS

LEAGUE HEAD-TO-HEADALL-TIME: FC Dallas 6 wins, 26 goals … Sounders FC 12 wins, 41 goals … Ties 6

AT DALLAS: FC Dallas 5 wins, 18 goals … Sounders FC 3 wins, 12 goals … Ties 5

LAST YEAR (MLS):3/18: DAL 3, SEA 0 (Lamah 20, 63; Urruti 58)8/12: SEA 2, DAL 1 (Marshall 41; Lodeiro 63 -- Badji 52)

REFEREESREFEREE: Baldomero Toledo.

AR1 (bench): Apolinar Mariscal; AR2 (opposite): Adam Garner; 4th: Alejandro Mariscal; VAR: Hilario Grajeda; AVAR: Jonathan Johnson

FC DALLASSat. June 8 at San JoseSat. June 22 Toronto FCWed. June 26 VancouverSun. June 30 at Portland

UPCOMING MATCHES

FC DALLAS vs. SEATTLE SOUNDERS FCSaturday, June 1, 2019; Toyota Stadium, Frisco, Texas, 7 p.m. CT

SOUNDERS FCWed. June 5 at MontrealSat. June 29 VancouverWed. July 3 at NYCFCSat. July 6 at Columbus

GOALS SCOREDMINUTES PER GOAL

RIGHT FOOTLEFT FOOTHEADERS

OTHER

OPEN PLAYCROSS

CORNERREBOUND PENALTIES

DIRECT FROM FREE KICKFREE KICK (INDIRECT)

OWN GOALS

INSIDE GOAL AREAINSIDE PENALTY AREA

OUTSIDE PENALTY AREA

F A 24 17 53 74

13 5 8 9 3 3 0 0

17 14 2 1 3 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0

2 3 20 11 2 3

F A 18 19 70 66

9 9 8 5 1 4 0 1

13 10 1 1 0 3 1 1 2 3 1 0 0 1 0 0

2 3 13 14 3 2

WHERE THE GOALS COME FROM

HOW SCORED

TYPE OF PLAY

DISTANCE

FC DALLAS SOUNDERS FC

TEAM NEWSSUSPENDED: SEA: Nicolas Lodeiro (caution accumulation; through June 2)WARNINGS:SUSPENDED NEXT YELLOW CARD: DAL: Jesse Gonzalez, Bryan AcostaSUSPENDED AFTER TWO YELLOW CARDS: DAL: Reggie Cannon

DISABLED LIST: noneINTERNATIONAL ABSENCES: none

LAST LEAGUE MATCHES

VANCOUVER WHITECAPS FC 2FC DALLAS 1

Scoring Summary:VAN--Adnan 1 (Hwang 2) 30VAN--Lucas Venuto 2 (Montero 2) 40DAL--Badji 2 (Reynolds 1) 85

FC DALLAS--Jesse Gonzalez, Reggie Cannon (Bryan Reynolds 73), Ryan Hollingshead, Bressan, John Nelson, Bryan Acosta, Michael Barrios, Pablo Aranguiz (Zdenek Ondrasek 60), Dominique Badji, Jacori Hayes (Thomas Roberts 79), Jesus Ferreira.

SPORTING KANSAS CITY 3SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC 2

Scoring Summary:KC--Russell 5 (Croizet 1, Hasler 1) 29KC--Russell 6 (Sanchez 2) 46+SEA--Ruidiaz 5 (Leerdam 2, Shipp 2) 63KC--Russell 7 (Rowe 2, Croizet 2) 68SEA--Leerdam 4 (Lodeiro 8) 71

SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC--Stefan Frei, Kelvin Leerdam, Roman Torres, Kim Kee-Hee (Xavier Arreaga 38), Brad Smith, Harry Shipp, Jordy Delem (Will Bruin 78), Nicolas Lodeiro, Cristian Roldan, Handwalla Bwana (Nouhou Tolo 60), Raul Ruidiaz.

UNF POS PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E

27 F Jesus Ferreira 13 10 909 4 2 19 7 9 7 1 0 0 03 D Reto Ziegler 13 13 1170 3 0 9 5 15 6 1 0 3 021 M Michael Barrios 12 12 1022 2 5 14 8 20 17 5 11 5 014 F Dominique Badji 9 7 603 2 2 10 5 9 11 2 0 1 019 M Paxton Pomykal 9 8 688 2 1 9 3 7 27 1 12 1 012 D Ryan Hollingshead 14 13 1161 2 1 17 9 11 17 2 0 1 08 M Bryan Acosta 11 9 831 2 0 16 6 23 7 0 32 4 07 M Carlos Gruezo 8 8 694 1 0 4 1 15 5 0 0 1 029 F Bryan Reynolds 2 0 18 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 033 M Edwin Cerrillo 8 7 592 0 1 1 0 13 5 0 0 1 015 M Jacori Hayes 9 6 541 0 1 6 1 5 21 0 0 0 024 D Matt Hedges 13 13 1129 0 1 3 1 6 4 0 0 2 111 M Santiago Mosquera 8 4 413 0 1 11 3 4 12 0 7 0 018 M Brandon Servania 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 04 D Bressan 5 4 334 0 0 3 2 10 3 0 0 1 022 F Ema Twumasi 1 0 14 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 G Jesse Gonzalez 13 13 1170 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 020 G Jimmy Maurer 1 1 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 026 D John Nelson 8 3 361 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 06 D Marquinhos Pedroso (DAL) 2 1 119 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 06 D Marquinhos Pedroso (TOT) 5 4 361 0 0 4 1 4 2 0 0 0 010 M Pablo Aranguiz 11 7 562 0 0 11 2 12 15 2 6 0 02 D Reggie Cannon 13 13 1108 0 0 7 0 11 16 0 0 3 023 M Thomas Roberts 4 1 96 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 013 F Zdenek Ondrasek 7 1 192 0 0 4 2 5 2 2 0 0 0

Own-goals received 0Opponent totals 14 14 1260 19 18 190 61 188 176 10 61 25 1Team totals 14 14 1260 18 16 150 56 176 188 16 68 27 1

2019 FC DALLAS STATISTICS (5-6-3, 18 pts.)

FC DALLAS GOALKEEPING

UNF POS GOALKEEPER GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W L T SO

20 G Jimmy Maurer 1 1 90 8 6 2 2 0 1 0 1 0 01 G Jesse Gonzalez 13 13 1170 53 36 17 1.31 3 4 5 5 3 2

Team totals 14 14 1260 61 42 19 1.36 3 5 5 6 3 2Opponent totals 14 14 1260 56 38 18 1.29 2 2 6 5 3 3

GAME-WINNING GOALS: Reto Ziegler 2, Ryan Hollingshead 1, Paxton Pomykal 1, Bryan Acosta 1GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: Ryan Hollingshead 1, Michael Barrios 1, Jesus Ferreira 1, Edwin Cerrillo 1PENALTY KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: Reto Ziegler 2-2

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2019 SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC STATISTICS (7-2-5, 26 pts.)UNF POS PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E

9 F Raul Ruidiaz 9 7 626 5 1 26 10 9 6 3 0 0 018 D Kelvin Leerdam 13 12 1098 4 2 10 4 17 8 1 0 3 113 F Jordan Morris 12 12 978 4 1 14 7 9 8 7 0 1 07 M Cristian Roldan 14 14 1188 3 1 14 4 11 30 0 0 3 110 M Nicolas Lodeiro 14 14 1242 2 8 28 9 30 56 2 85 5 019 M Harry Shipp 11 4 486 2 2 11 5 4 8 1 0 0 017 F Will Bruin 7 3 293 2 0 8 5 7 1 7 0 1 08 M Victor Rodriguez 10 10 734 1 3 18 5 7 19 2 0 1 070 M Handwalla Bwana 7 4 347 1 0 7 4 4 2 2 0 1 011 D Brad Smith 13 12 1105 0 4 5 1 6 4 2 0 0 04 M Gustav Svensson 8 8 678 0 1 6 1 8 5 0 0 1 020 D Kim Kee-Hee 14 14 1182 0 1 6 1 16 5 0 0 3 016 M Alex Roldan 3 1 114 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 014 D Chad Marshall 8 8 720 0 0 7 1 6 2 0 0 0 023 M Henry Wingo 3 0 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 D Jonathan Campbell 1 1 90 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 021 M Jordy Delem 8 6 541 0 0 1 0 7 11 0 0 1 05 D Nouhou Tolo 10 2 227 0 0 2 0 7 3 0 1 1 029 D Roman Torres 10 6 585 0 0 5 1 4 3 0 0 2 012 D Saad Abdul-Salaam 3 2 181 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 024 G Stefan Frei 14 14 1260 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 00 D Xavier Arreaga 1 0 52 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Own-goals received 0Team totals 14 14 1260 24 24 170 58 156 188 27 86 24 2Opponent totals 14 14 1260 17 21 200 66 188 156 18 57 23 0

SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC GOALKEEPING

UNF POS GOALKEEPER GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W L T SO

24 G Stefan Frei 14 14 1260 66 49 17 1.21 0 0 7 2 5 5Team totals 14 14 1260 66 49 17 1.21 0 0 7 2 5 5Opponent totals 14 14 1260 58 34 24 1.71 1 1 2 7 5 2

GAME-WINNING GOALS: Nicolas Lodeiro 2, Cristian Roldan 2, Jordan Morris 1, Kelvin Leerdam 1, Handwalla Bwana 1GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: Nicolas Lodeiro 2, Cristian Roldan 1, Kelvin Leerdam 1, Gustav Svensson 1PENALTY KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: Nicolas Lodeiro 1-1


DAY DATE OPPONENT RESULT ATT W-L-T POS PTS NOTES:

Sat. Mar. 2 New England T 1-1 14327 0-0-1 6 1 DAL: Barrios (13); NE: Gil (57)Sat. Mar. 9 Los Angeles W 2-0 17220 1-0-1 3 4 DAL: Ziegler (53) Acosta (61); Sat. Mar. 16 at Columbus L 0-1 9687 1-1-1 6 4 CLB: Sauro (10)Sat. Mar. 23 Colorado W 2-1 14514 2-1-1 4 7 DAL: Barrios (35) Hollingshead (82); COL: Smith (69)Sat. Mar. 30 at Real Salt

LakeW 4-2 18220 3-1-1 4 10 DAL: Gruezo (1) Pomykal (32,64) Ferreira (69); RSL:

Savarino (31) Silva (66)Sat. Apr. 6 at Philadelphia L 1-2 15844 3-2-1 5 10 DAL: Ziegler (10); PHI: Burke (85) Bedoya (92+)Sat. Apr. 13 Portland W 2-1 14376 4-2-1 5 13 DAL: Ferreira (9) Ziegler (60); POR: Paredes (67)Sat. Apr. 20 at Atlanta W 2-1 43351 5-2-1 4 16 DAL: Ferreira (6) Acosta (84); ATL: Martinez (97+)Sat. Apr. 27 San Jose T 0-0 14087 5-2-2 4 17Sat. May 4 at Houston L 1-2 16521 5-3-2 5 17 DAL: Badji (87); HOU: Manotas (21,58)Sat. May 11 New York Red

BullsL 1-3 12263 5-4-2 5 17 DAL: Ferreira (47+); NYR: Casseres (12) Nealis (58)

White (85)Thu. May 16 at Los Angeles

FCL 0-2 22001 5-5-2 5 17 LFC: Vela (39) Rossi (83)

Sun. May 19 Los Angeles FC T 1-1 15135 5-5-3 6 18 DAL: Hollingshead (29); LFC: Vela (80)Sat. May 25 at Vancouver L 1-2 18309 5-6-3 7 18 DAL: Badji (85); VAN: Adnan (30) Venuto (40)Sat. June 1 SeattleSat. June 8 at San JoseSat. June 22 Toronto FCWed. June 26 VancouverSun. June 30 at PortlandThu. July 4 D.C. UnitedSat. July 13 at MinnesotaSat. July 20 at Sporting KCSat. July 27 Real Salt LakeSat. Aug. 3 at Orlando City

SCSat. Aug. 10 MinnesotaWed. Aug. 14 at Los AngelesSat. Aug. 17 at MontrealSun. Aug. 25 HoustonSat. Aug. 31 FC CincinnatiSat. Sep. 14 at ChicagoWed. Sep. 18 at SeattleSun. Sep. 22 New York City

FCSun. Sep. 29 at ColoradoSun. Oct. 6 Sporting KC

FC DALLAS 2019 SCHEDULE


DAY DATE OPPONENT RESULT ATT W-L-T POS PTS NOTES:

Sat. Mar. 2 FC Cincinnati W 4-1 39011 1-0-0 1 3 SEA: Leerdam (27) Morris (33,43) Ruidiaz (87); CIN: Bertone (13)

Sat. Mar. 9 Colorado W 2-0 37725 2-0-0 1 6 SEA: Leerdam (5) Ruidiaz (8); Sat. Mar. 16 at Chicago W 4-2 10032 3-0-0 1 9 SEA: Rodriguez (8) Morris (15) Lodeiro (49) Ruidiaz

(88); CHI: Edwards (57) Herbers (84)Sat. Mar. 30 at Vancouver T 0-0 24803 3-0-1 2 10Sat. Apr. 6 Real Salt Lake W 1-0 37722 4-0-1 2 13 SEA: Lodeiro (18); Wed. Apr. 10 at Colorado 0 4-0-1 2 13Sat. Apr. 13 Toronto FC W 3-2 37722 5-0-1 2 16 SEA: Bruin (24,66) Roldan (68); TOR: Altidore (11,70)Sun. Apr. 21 at Los Angeles

FCL 1-4 22221 5-1-1 3 16 SEA: Shipp (51); LFC: Vela (12,55) Atuesta (39)

Ramirez (61)Wed. Apr. 24 San Jose T 2-2 37722 5-1-2 3 17 SEA: Leerdam (65) Shipp (67); SJ: Salinas (34,53)Sun. Apr. 28 Los Angeles FC T 1-1 38581 5-1-3 3 18 SEA: Morris (1); LFC: Vela (4)Sat. May 4 at Minnesota T 1-1 19832 5-1-4 4 19 SEA: Roldan (42); MIN: Opara (26)Sat. May 11 Houston W 1-0 39232 6-1-4 3 22 SEA: Roldan (5); Wed. May 15 Orlando City SC W 2-1 37722 7-1-4 2 25 SEA: Ruidiaz (19) Bwana (68); ORL: Mueller (75)Sat. May 18 at Philadelphia T 0-0 18540 7-1-5 2 26Sun. May 26 at Sporting KC L 2-3 19882 7-2-5 2 26 SEA: Ruidiaz (63) Leerdam (71); KC: Russell

(29,46+,68)Sat. June 1 at FC DallasWed. June 5 at Montreal

Sat. June 29 VancouverWed. July 3 at New York

City FCSat. July 6 at ColumbusSun. July 14 AtlantaSun. July 21 PortlandSat. July 27 at HoustonSun. Aug. 4 Sporting KCSat. Aug. 10 New EnglandWed. Aug. 14 at Real Salt

LakeSat. Aug. 17 at Los AngelesFri. Aug. 23 at PortlandSun. Sep. 1 Los AngelesSat. Sep. 7 at ColoradoSun. Sep. 15 New York Red

BullsWed. Sep. 18 FC Dallas

Sun. Sep. 22 at D.C. UnitedSun. Sep. 29 at San JoseSun. Oct. 6 Minnesota

SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC 2019 SCHEDULE


FC DALLAS INDIVIDUAL HIGH GAMES (2019)Goals

2 Paxton Pomykal 03/30/2019 vs RSL W 4-2Assists

2 Jesus Ferreira 03/30/2019 vs RSL W 4-22 Michael Barrios 03/30/2019 vs RSL W 4-22 Michael Barrios 04/20/2019 vs ATL W 2-1Shots

5 Jesus Ferreira 04/13/2019 vs POR W 2-15 Santiago Mosquera 05/11/2019 vs NYR L 1-3Shots on Goal

3 Paxton Pomykal 03/30/2019 vs RSL W 4-23 Michael Barrios 04/13/2019 vs POR W 2-1Fouls Committed

6 Michael Barrios 03/02/2019 vs NE T 1-1Fouls Suffered

5 4 times 03/02/2019 vs NE T 1-1Offside

2 Michael Barrios 03/09/2019 vs LA W 2-02 Pablo Aranguiz 04/13/2019 vs POR W 2-12 Michael Barrios 04/20/2019 vs ATL W 2-1Saves

7 Jesse Gonzalez 04/20/2019 vs ATL W 2-1Shots Faced

8 Jimmy Maurer 04/06/2019 vs PHI L 1-28 Jesse Gonzalez 04/20/2019 vs ATL W 2-1Goals Allowed

3 Jesse Gonzalez 05/11/2019 vs NYR L 1-3

TEAM LOW GAMES (2019)Shots

3 04/06/2019 vs PHI L 1-2Shots on Goal

0 05/16/2019 vs LFC L 0-2Fouls Committed

7 03/09/2019 vs LA W 2-0Fouls Suffered

7 05/25/2019 vs VAN L 1-2Corner Kicks

1 04/27/2019 vs SJ T 0-0Offside

0 03/16/2019 vs CLB L 0-10 03/30/2019 vs RSL W 4-20 04/06/2019 vs PHI L 1-20 05/11/2019 vs NYR L 1-3Saves

1 03/02/2019 vs NE T 1-11 03/09/2019 vs LA W 2-01 03/30/2019 vs RSL W 4-21 05/11/2019 vs NYR L 1-3Shots Faced

1 03/09/2019 vs LA W 2-0

TEAM HIGH GAMES (2019)Goals

4 03/30/2019 vs RSL W 4-2Assists

6 03/30/2019 vs RSL W 4-2Shots

20 05/25/2019 vs VAN L 1-2Shots on Goal

6 03/23/2019 vs COL W 2-16 03/30/2019 vs RSL W 4-26 04/20/2019 vs ATL W 2-16 05/04/2019 vs HOU L 1-2Fouls Committed

18 04/13/2019 vs POR W 2-118 04/20/2019 vs ATL W 2-1Fouls Suffered

24 03/02/2019 vs NE T 1-1Corner Kicks

13 05/25/2019 vs VAN L 1-2Offside

3 03/23/2019 vs COL W 2-13 04/20/2019 vs ATL W 2-1Saves

7 04/20/2019 vs ATL W 2-1Shots Faced

8 04/06/2019 vs PHI L 1-28 04/20/2019 vs ATL W 2-1Goals Allowed

3 05/11/2019 vs NYR L 1-3

SOUNDERS FC INDIVIDUAL HIGH GAMES (2019)Goals

2 Jordan Morris 03/02/2019 at CIN W 4-12 Will Bruin 04/13/2019 at TOR W 3-2Assists

2 Victor Rodriguez 03/02/2019 at CIN W 4-12 Nicolas Lodeiro 03/02/2019 at CIN W 4-12 Nicolas Lodeiro 04/24/2019 at SJ T 2-2Shots

8 Victor Rodriguez 03/02/2019 at CIN W 4-1Shots on Goal

3 Raul Ruidiaz 03/02/2019 at CIN W 4-13 Will Bruin 04/13/2019 at TOR W 3-23 Handwalla Bwana 04/24/2019 at SJ T 2-2Fouls Committed

5 Nicolas Lodeiro 04/21/2019 at LFC L 1-45 Nicolas Lodeiro 04/28/2019 at LFC T 1-1Fouls Suffered

7 Nicolas Lodeiro 04/24/2019 at SJ T 2-27 Nicolas Lodeiro 05/26/2019 at KC L 2-3Offside

5 Jordan Morris 05/04/2019 at MIN T 1-1Saves

10 Stefan Frei 03/16/2019 at CHI W 4-2Shots Faced

12 Stefan Frei 03/16/2019 at CHI W 4-2Goals Allowed

4 Stefan Frei 04/21/2019 at LFC L 1-4

TEAM LOW GAMES (2019)Shots

4 04/28/2019 at LFC T 1-1Shots on Goal

1 05/04/2019 at MIN T 1-11 05/18/2019 at PHI T 0-0Fouls Committed

5 05/15/2019 at ORL W 2-1Fouls Suffered

7 04/28/2019 at LFC T 1-1Corner Kicks

2 05/26/2019 at KC L 2-3Offside

0 03/02/2019 at CIN W 4-10 04/24/2019 at SJ T 2-20 04/28/2019 at LFC T 1-10 05/11/2019 at HOU W 1-0Saves

0 05/15/2019 at ORL W 2-1Shots Faced

1 05/11/2019 at HOU W 1-01 05/15/2019 at ORL W 2-1

TEAM HIGH GAMES (2019)Goals

4 03/02/2019 at CIN W 4-14 03/16/2019 at CHI W 4-2Assists

4 03/02/2019 at CIN W 4-14 03/16/2019 at CHI W 4-24 04/13/2019 at TOR W 3-24 04/24/2019 at SJ T 2-2Shots

24 03/02/2019 at CIN W 4-1Shots on Goal

9 03/02/2019 at CIN W 4-1Fouls Committed

19 04/21/2019 at LFC L 1-4Fouls Suffered

18 03/09/2019 at COL W 2-0Corner Kicks

12 04/24/2019 at SJ T 2-2Offside

6 04/13/2019 at TOR W 3-26 05/04/2019 at MIN T 1-1Saves

10 03/16/2019 at CHI W 4-2Shots Faced

12 03/16/2019 at CHI W 4-2Goals Allowed

4 04/21/2019 at LFC L 1-4


FC Dallas 6 wins, 26 goals

Sounders FC 12 wins, 41 goals6 ties

5/16/2009 DAL 1 vs SEA 1 (PH)10/24/2009 SEA 2 vs DAL 1 (Q)4/22/2010 DAL 2 vs SEA 2 (PH)7/11/2010 SEA 1 vs DAL 1 (Q)5/25/2011 DAL 1 at SEA 0 (Q)8/20/2011 SEA 1 at DAL 0 (PH)5/9/2012 SEA 2 at DAL 0 (PH)9/2/2012 DAL 1 vs SEA 1 (PH)10/21/2012 SEA 3 vs DAL 1 (Q)5/18/2013 SEA 4 vs DAL 2 (Q)8/3/2013 SEA 3 vs DAL 0 (Q)10/19/2013 DAL 2 vs SEA 0 (PH)4/12/2014 SEA 3 at DAL 2 (PH)5/7/2014 SEA 2 vs DAL 1 (Q)9/24/2014 DAL 3 vs SEA 1 (PH)11/2/2014 DAL 1 vs SEA 1 (PH)11/10/2014 SEA 0 vs DAL 0 (Q)3/28/2015 DAL 0 vs SEA 0 (PH)6/13/2015 SEA 3 vs DAL 0 (Q)11/1/2015 SEA 2 vs DAL 1 (Q)11/8/2015 DAL 2 vs SEA 1 DAL SOW (PH)5/14/2016 DAL 2 vs SEA 0 (PH)7/13/2016 SEA 5 vs DAL 0 (Q)10/16/2016 DAL 2 vs SEA 1 (PH)10/30/2016 SEA 3 vs DAL 0 (Q)11/6/2016 DAL 2 vs SEA 1 (PH)9/16/2017 DAL 0 vs SEA 0 (PH)10/15/2017 SEA 4 vs DAL 0 (Q)3/18/2018 DAL 3 vs SEA 0 (PH)8/12/2018 SEA 2 vs DAL 1 (Q)

SOUNDERS FC VS FC DALLAS

ALL-TIME REGULAR-SEASON RESULTS

GOALS SCORED IN 15-MINUTE INTERVALS:

1-15 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90 OT Total

DAL 4 4 3 4 3 8 0 26SEA 3 8 6 4 12 8 0 41

FC Dallas Sounders FC

Category 1 2 OT Tot 1 2 OT TotGoals 12 14 0 26 17 24 0 41Shots 143 154 0 297 123 164 0 287Shots on Goal 43 47 0 90 47 63 0 110Fouls 169 166 0 335 152 170 0 322Offsides 17 23 0 40 28 30 0 58Corner Kicks 57 57 0 114 51 56 0 107

HEAD-TO-HEAD

CAREER COACHING RECORDS:Brian Schmetzer

vs. DAL 2-2-1 (1.4 pts./game)

ALL-TIME SERIES LEADERS:FC Dallas Sounders FC

Goals 4 Michel 5 Lamar NeagleAssists 3 Michel 4 3 timesShots 20 Castillo/Diaz 34 Fredy MonteroShots on Goal 8 Maximiliano Urruti 13 Dempsey/MonteroFouls Committed 20 Blas Perez 34 Osvaldo AlonsoFouls Suffered 23 Jair Benitez 25 Osvaldo AlonsoWins 3 Chris Seitz 6 Stefan FreiLosses 3 Hartman/Fernandez 4 Stefan FreiShutouts 3 Chris Seitz 5 Stefan FreiSaves 17 Raul Fernandez 26 Stefan FreiGoals Allowed 10 Raul Fernandez 14 Stefan Frei

FC Dallas Seattle Sounders FCW-L-T Streak (started) W-L-T Streak (started)

At Halftime:Leading 4-1-2 1 Ts (05/19/2019) 6-0-0 15 Ws (07/21/2018)Tied 1-1-1 1 Ls (05/11/2019) 1-0-4 3 Ts (04/28/2019)Trailing 0-4-0 9 Ls (06/23/2018) 0-2-1 1 Ls (05/26/2019)

First Goal:Allowed 0-5-0 11 Ls (06/23/2018) 2-2-2 1 Ls (05/26/2019)Scored 5-1-2 1 Ts (05/19/2019) 5-0-1 2 Ws (05/11/2019)

Goals Scored:0 goals 0-2-1 1 Ls (05/16/2019) 0-0-2 1 Ts (05/18/2019)1 goals 0-4-2 1 Ls (05/25/2019) 2-1-2 1 Ws (05/11/2019)2 goals 4-0-0 9 Ws (06/02/2018) 2-1-1 1 Ls (05/26/2019)3 goals 0-0-0 1 Ls (08/29/2018) 1-0-0 5 Ws (04/22/2018)4 goals 1-0-0 2 Ws (09/01/2018) 2-0-0 5 Ws (08/18/2018)

Goals Allowed:0 goals 1-0-1 1 Ts (04/27/2019) 3-0-2 1 Ts (05/18/2019)1 goals 3-1-2 1 Ts (05/19/2019) 2-0-2 1 Ws (05/15/2019)2 goals 1-4-0 4 Ls (04/06/2019) 2-0-1 1 Ts (04/24/2019)3 goals 0-1-0 5 Ls (04/29/2018) 0-1-0 4 Ls (03/18/2018)4 goals 0-0-0 1 Ls (08/29/2018) 0-1-0 1 Ls (04/21/2019)

W-L-T Breakdowns:

ALL-TIME SERIES GAME HIGHS:FC Dallas Sounders FC

Goals 2 3 players tied 2 5 players tiedAssists 2 Andres Escobar

(09/24/14)2 5 players tied

Shots 7 Goncalves/Urruti 6 Dempsey/JohnsonShots on Goal 4 Maximiliano Urruti

(03/18/18)4 Eddie Johnson (05/18/13)

Fouls Committed 7 Blas Perez (05/07/14) 6 Fredy Montero (09/02/12)

Fouls Suffered 5 Ferreira/dos Santos 6 Freddie Ljungberg (10/24/09)

Shutouts 1 6 players tied 1 8 players tiedSaves 7 Raul Fernandez

(05/07/14)6 Stefan Frei (03/18/18)

Goals Allowed 5 Chris Seitz (07/13/16) 3 Stefan Frei (twice)


PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHTMichel 7 6 572 4 3 12David Texeira 4 4 294 3 0 5Roland Lamah 4 3 257 2 1 7Blas Perez 8 7 658 2 1 17Maximiliano Urruti 5 4 385 2 1 16Jeff Cunningham 4 3 230 2 0 7Michael Barrios 8 6 589 1 2 6Mauro Diaz 8 7 634 1 2 20Dominique Badji 1 1 62 1 0 1Kenny Cooper 4 3 221 1 0 6David Ferreira 8 8 720 1 0 11Jackson 7 7 559 1 0 12Atiba Harris 8 7 649 1 0 16Matt Hedges 15 15 1318 1 0 7Andre Rocha 1 1 90 1 0 4Carlos Ruiz 1 0 13 1 0 1Brek Shea 8 4 463 1 0 15Andres Escobar 1 1 89 0 2 2Carlos Gruezo 6 6 524 0 1 8Daniel Hernandez 7 6 540 0 1 8Andrew Jacobson 7 7 591 0 1 14Anton Nedyalkov 1 1 90 0 1 0Heath Pearce 3 3 270 0 1 5Mauro Rosales 2 0 34 0 1 0Marcelo Saragosa 1 1 90 0 1 0Team totals 24 24 2160 26 19 297Opponent totals 24 24 2160 41 40 287

FC DALLAS CAREER SCORING VS. SOUNDERS FC (6-12-6)

GOALKEEPER GP MIN SHT SV GAA PGJimmy Maurer 1 90 3 3 0.00 0Ray Burse 1 90 3 2 1.00 0Kevin Hartman 6 540 25 16 1.33 1Chris Seitz 6 540 23 13 1.50 1Jesse Gonzalez 3 270 13 7 2.00 0Dario Sala 2 180 12 8 2.00 0Raul Fernandez 4 360 28 17 2.50 1Dan Kennedy 1 90 3 0 3.00 0Team totals 24 2160 110 66 1.71 3Opponent totals 24 2160 90 60 1.08 5


PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHTLamar Neagle 13 8 798 5 2 12Brad Evans 16 14 1306 4 4 19Fredy Montero 9 8 715 4 4 34Clint Dempsey 10 10 789 3 3 30Obafemi Martins 6 4 411 3 3 11Eddie Johnson 4 4 359 3 1 11Mauro Rosales 7 7 548 3 1 9Nicolas Lodeiro 4 4 360 2 2 7Will Bruin 2 2 172 2 0 3Andreas Ivanschitz 2 1 114 1 1 3Nate Jaqua 4 3 252 1 1 6Steve Zakuani 5 5 389 1 1 10Kenny Cooper 2 1 72 1 0 2Leo Gonzalez 13 12 1069 1 0 2Jhon Kennedy Hurtado 9 9 810 1 0 5Joevin Jones 5 5 415 1 0 4Chad Marshall 10 10 873 1 0 6Jordan Morris 3 3 249 1 0 5Victor Rodriguez 3 1 115 1 0 4Cristian Roldan 8 8 678 1 0 4Osvaldo Alonso 17 16 1361 0 4 18Freddie Ljungberg 2 1 102 0 2 2Andy Rose 6 4 343 0 2 3Chad Barrett 4 1 124 0 1 5Alex Caskey 3 2 183 0 1 1Cordell Cato 1 0 24 0 1 0Oniel Fisher 3 1 96 0 1 1Patrick Ianni 5 5 450 0 1 1James Riley 3 3 270 0 1 0Mike Seamon 1 1 70 0 1 0Harry Shipp 3 2 138 0 1 2Christian Tiffert 2 2 179 0 1 0Team totals 24 24 2160 41 40 287Opponent totals 24 24 2160 26 19 297

SOUNDERS FC CAREER SCORING VS. FC DALLAS (12-6-6)

GOALKEEPER GP MIN SHTS SV GAA PGBryan Meredith 1 90 5 5 0.00 0Kasey Keller 6 495 20 15 0.91 1Marcus Hahnemann 2 180 4 2 1.00 0Stefan Frei 12 1080 43 26 1.17 3Michael Gspurning 3 270 16 11 1.33 0Terry Boss 1 45 2 1 2.00 1Team totals 24 2160 90 60 1.08 5Opponent totals 24 2160 110 66 1.71 3


CURRENT FC DALLAS VS. SOUNDERS FC (6-12-6)

PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHTDominique Badji 5 5 410 2 2 11Michael Barrios 8 6 589 1 2 6Matt Hedges 15 15 1318 1 0 7Carlos Gruezo 6 6 524 0 1 8Pablo Aranguiz 1 0 28 0 0 0Reggie Cannon 2 2 179 0 0 0Cristian Colman 3 0 19 0 0 1Jesse Gonzalez 3 3 270 0 0 0Jacori Hayes 1 1 68 0 0 0Moises Hernandez 1 1 90 0 0 1Ryan Hollingshead 6 5 447 0 0 4Jimmy Maurer 1 1 90 0 0 0Santiago Mosquera 1 0 10 0 0 0Paxton Pomykal 1 0 22 0 0 0Reto Ziegler 2 2 179 0 0 1Team totals 24 24 2160 26 19 297Opponent totals 24 24 2160 41 40 287

GOALKEEPER GP MIN SHT SV GAA PGJimmy Maurer 1 90 3 3 0.00 0Jesse Gonzalez 3 270 13 7 2.00 0Team totals 24 2160 110 66 1.71 3Opponent totals 24 2160 90 60 1.08 5

PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHTWill Bruin 11 11 879 4 0 18Nicolas Lodeiro 4 4 360 2 2 7Chad Marshall 26 26 2313 2 1 14Jordan Morris 3 3 249 1 0 5Victor Rodriguez 3 1 115 1 0 4Cristian Roldan 8 8 678 1 0 4Harry Shipp 6 4 336 0 1 4Saad Abdul-Salaam 6 3 300 0 0 2Handwalla Bwana 1 1 64 0 0 1Jonathan Campbell 2 1 105 0 0 0Stefan Frei 18 18 1620 0 0 1Kim Kee-Hee 2 1 106 0 0 1Kelvin Leerdam 4 4 358 0 0 0Bryan Meredith 1 1 90 0 0 0Alex Roldan 1 0 26 0 0 3Raul Ruidiaz 1 1 90 0 0 1Brad Smith 1 1 73 0 0 1Gustav Svensson 4 4 293 0 0 4Nouhou Tolo 3 2 247 0 0 1Roman Torres 5 4 346 0 0 3Team totals 24 24 2160 41 40 287Opponent totals 24 24 2160 26 19 297

GOALKEEPER GP MIN SHTS SV GAA PGBryan Meredith 1 90 5 5 0.00 0Stefan Frei 18 1620 71 45 1.22 5Team totals 24 2160 90 60 1.08 5Opponent totals 24 2160 110 66 1.71 3

CURRENT SOUNDERS FC VS. FC DALLAS (12-6-6)


FC DALLAS GAME NOTES

GOALS ALL.: Goals allowedSOG: Shots on goal FOULS COM.: Fouls committed FOULS SUF.: Fouls suffered

MATCH INFORMATION 2019 MLS SEASON TEAM STATS

INJURY REPORT

RECORD

GAMES PLAYED

GOALS

ASSISTS

GOALS ALL.

SOG

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INTERNATIONAL CALL-UPS

2019 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE

March 2 3:30 PM New England Revolution D 1-1March 9 2:30 PM LA Galaxy W 2-0March 16 1 PM Columbus Crew SC L 1-0March 23 3:30 PM Colorado Rapids W 2-1March 30 8 PM Real Salt Lake W 4-2April 6 6:30PM Philadelphia Union L 2-1April 13 7PM Portland Timbers W 2-1April 20 3PM Atlanta United FC W 2-1April 27 2:30PM San Jose Earthquakes D 0-0May 4 3PM Houston Dynamo L 2-1May 11 1PM New York Red Bulls L 3-1May 16 9PM Los Angeles Football Club L 2-0May 19 6:30PM Los Angeles Football Club D 1-1May 25 6PM Vancouver Whitecaps L 2-1June 1 7PM Seattle Sounders FC Texas 21/FCDTV NetworkJune 8 2:30PM San Jose Earthquakes UnivisionJune 22 7PM Toronto FC TSN/Texas 21/FCDTV NetworkJune 26 8PM Vancouver Whitecaps TSN/Texas 21/FCDTV NetworkJune 30 10PM Portland Timbers UniMásJuly 4 8PM D.C. United Texas 21/FCDTV NetworkJuly 13 7PM Minnesota United FC Texas 21/FCDTV NetworkJuly 20 7:30PM Sporting Kansas City Texas 21/FCDTV NetworkJuly 27 7PM Real Salt Lake Texas 21/FCDTV NetworkAugust 3 6:30PM Orlando City SC Texas 21/FCDTV NetworkAugust 10 7PM Minnesota United FC Texas 21/FCDTV NetworkAugust 14 9:30PM LA Galaxy Texas 21/FCDTV NetworkAugust 17 6:30PM Montreal Impact TVA/Texas 21/FCDTV NetworkAugust 25 7PM Houston Dynamo FS1August 31 7PM FC Cincinnati Texas 21/FCDTV NetworkSept 14 2:30PM Chicago Fire UnivisionSept 18 9:30PM Seattle Sounders FC Texas 21/FCDTV NetworkSept 22 TBD New York City FC (HOF Game) Texas 21/FCDTV NetworkSept 29 6:30PM Colorado Rapids Texas 21/FCDTV NetworkOctober 6 3PM Sporting Kansas City Texas 21/FCDTV Network

GOALS

TOTAL PASSES

SHOTS

SOG

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LAST MATCH STATS

KICKOFF: 7 :00 PM CT LOCATION: Toyota Stadium, Fr isco, TXFORECAST: Part ly c loudy, 87°F

REFEREE: Baldomero ToledoARS: Apol inar Mar iscal and Adam Garner4TH OFF. : Alejandro Mar iscalVAR: Chico Grajeda

TV-TEXAS 21 : Mark Fol lowi l l , Steve DavisRADIO-FCDALLAS.COM/RADIOSPANISH RADIO-1270AM: Car los Alvarado, Rafa Calderon

5-6-3

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16

19

56

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176

188

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14

24

24

17

58

27

156

188

24

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OUT: Sant iago Mosquera (knee in jury)QUESTIONABLE: Jesse Gonzalez (ankle) ; Reto Z iegler (adductor t ightness)

FC DALLAS SEATTLE

JUNE 1 , 2019#FCDVSEA

FC DALLAS AT VANCOUVER WHITECAPS - MAY 25FCD 1, VANCOUVER 2

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A. Adnan (30 ’ )L . Venuto (39 ’ )

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FC DALLAS VANCOUVER

U.S. U-20 NATIONAL TEAM: Edwin Cerr i l lo , Paxton Pomykal , Brandon ServaniaHONDURAS NATIONAL TEAM: Bryan AcostaECUADOR NATIONAL TEAM: Car los GruezoCHILE U-23 NATIONAL TEAM: Pablo Aranguiz

FC DALLAS QUICK KICKS

MLS SEASON MLS RECORDTHIS SEASON

OVERALL WIN %

GONZALEZ SCHMETZER

COACHES

LAST MATCH VS. SEATTLE

FC DALLAS VS. SEATTLE 2019 HOMEGROWN MINUTES

GOALSCORERS

ON THIS DAY

PLAYOFF HISTORY

GONZALEZ VS. FREI

FCD DEFENSE VS. SEATTLE

FCD OFFENSE VS. SEATTLE

UNDEFEATED STREAK

SCORING VS. CONCEDING

JUNE RECORDS

1st season5-5-35-5-3.500

4th season47-24-25

7-2-5.620

FC Dallas traveled to CenturyLink Field on Sunday, August 12, 2018 to face the Sounders last season. Recently retired defender Chad Marshall scored the first goal via header on a 41st minute corner. FC Dallas would get one back after the ball ricocheted off Dominique Badji’s chest and it went in, but Nicolas Lodeiro was there to score Seattle’s game-winning goal not long after.

FC Dallas currently leads the league with 4,591 academy product minutes in the 2019 regular season (already played 58% of 2018’s total academy product minutes), and started five Homegrown players in six consecutive matches (from March 30-April 27). Seattle have 1,890 academy product minutes with Jordan Morris (978) leading the charge. Jesse Gonzalez (1,170 minutes) is tied for third in the league along with Aaron Herrera and Maxime Crépeau in most Homegrown minutes played thus far and is tied for second among Homegrown goalkeepers behind D.C. United’s Bill Hamid (1,350 minutes).

ALL-TIME6-12-6 (26 GF, 41 GA)

ON THE ROAD1-9-1 (8 GF, 29 GA)

FCD’s Jesse Gonzalez is 11th among starting goalkeepers with a 1.31 goals against average. Seattle’s Stefan Frei is eighth(1.21 GAA). Gonzalez is ninth in the league in saves (36) while Frei comes in as runner-up(49) while also leading in saves from shots outside the box (24).

FC Dallas is 0-2-2 in games played on June 1. Dallas Burn lost to the New England Revolution, by 3-1, in 1997. They then drew 2-2 with the Kansas City Wizards in 2002. In 2008, FC Dallas were unfortunate in their attempt to defeat the Colorado Rapids in their house, losing by 2-1. Finally, in 2013, FC Dallas again traveled to Commerce City, Colorado, but this time drew 2-2 with the Rapids.

FC Dallas has allowed 19 goals this season and is tied for fifth in the league with the least goals allowed at home (7). Seattle has allowed 17 goals this season, 10 of which have come in road games. Seattle has also had five shutouts this season, three more than FC Dallas, and tied for third most in the league. FCD has a 1.36 goals against average and is 12th in the league, while Seattle ranks ninth (1.21 GAA).

FC Dallas is 16th in the league with 18 goals scored this season, while Seattle finds itself tied in third place with 24 goals scored. Only eight of those 24 goals have come on the road for Seattle. Seattle is third in the league in assists (24), twelfth in shots (170) and tenth in shots on goal (58).

FC Dallas has faced Seattle in the MLS Playoffs a total of six times (three series’) in three straight years from 2014-2016. In their most recent meeting, FC Dallas fell 4-2 on aggregate to the Sounders in the 2016 Western Conference semifinals. Seattle won 3-0 in the first leg and goals from Maxi Urruti and Tesho Akindele at Toyota Stadium in the return leg weren’t enough to grant FC Dallas the victory.

FC Dallas has eight different goal scorers this season. FC Dallas players who have scored in 2019: Jesus Ferreira (4), Reto Ziegler (3), Ryan Hollingshead (2), Paxton Pomykal (2), Bryan Acosta (2), Michael Barrios (2), Dominique Badji (2) and Carlos Gruezo (1).

FCD currently has a 6-0-3 record in the past nine home matches against the Sounders. Their last home loss to Seattle came on April 12, 2014.

FC Dallas (5-1-2) has a .786 winning percentage when scoring the first goal of the match, but has been unable to come back after conceding a goal and has a 0-5-0 record. Seattle (5-0-1) has a .833 winning percentage when scoring the first goal and a 2-2-2 record with a .333 winning percentage when it concedes first.

Since 1996, FC Dallas has a .426 winning percentage and a 43-37-21 record in matches played in June.


COMFORTABLE AT THE BACK FIRST GOAL WINS

MAGIC MIKE‘Y’

HALF TIME LEAD

ONE GOAL, TWO GOAL

PLAYING UP A MAN

“EL PULPO” GONZALEZ

FORTRESS FRISCO

ONE-GOAL RECORDROAD VICTORIES

YOUNG GUYS

SWISS ARMY KNIFE

AYE, AYE CAPTAIN

FC Dallas has two of the top three players with the most successful passes in a team’s own half. Reto Ziegler is first in MLS (589) and Matt Hedges is third (553).

FC Dallas captain Reto Ziegler has scored three goals this season, after scoring the game-winning goal from the penalty spot against the Portland Timbers on April 13. It was his third goal in seven appearances (two goals in back-to-back games). He scored his first goal of the season, a game-winning penalty kick, on March 9 vs. LA Galaxy in the 53rd minute and scored the first set piece of the season on April 6 against Philadelphia in the 10th minute. He holds a 17 percent set piece conversion rate, the fourth-highest in the league.

Since 2015, FCD is 56-5-11 when scoring first. Dallas’ five losses are a 2-1 defeat to the LA Galaxy on Aug. 15, 2015, a 4-1 loss to Minnesota United on Sept. 23, 2017, a 4-3 loss to San Jose on Aug. 29, 2018, a 2-1 loss to Colorado on Oct. 28, 2018 and a 2-1 loss to Philadelphia Union on April 6.

When Michael Barrios scores or assists, FC Dallas is 29-8-7 in regular season league games. FC Dallas is 16-3-3 when Barrios scores.

Since 2015, FCD has a record of 61-14-32 if leading or tied at half.

FC Dallas is 74-3-9 when scoring at least two goals. The three losses were at LA (3-2) on Sept. 26, 2015, at SEA (3-2) on April 12, 2014 and at SJ (4-3) on Aug. 29, 2018.

FC Dallas was the only team in MLS to have not played with a man advantage during the 2017 regular season until the final 19 minutes of its 5-1 win vs. LA Galaxy on Oct. 22. In 2018, FCD gained a man advantage on six occasions during the season. This season, FC Dallas gained a man advantage in the 17th minute of the 4-2 win against Real Salt Lake after Damir Kreilach was sent off for violent conduct.

Jesse Gonzalez earned his 200th career save for the club on April 13 against the Portland Timbers, a feat that has only been done by four others in franchise history (Mark Dodd (495), Matt Jordan (458), Dario Sala (328) and Kevin Hartman (239)). He earned his first Team of the Week honor following his performance at Mercedes-Benz Stadium where he made a season-high seven saves in the 2-1 win over Atlanta United FC. A week later, Gonzalez earned a spot on the Team of the Week bench after recording his second shutout of the season against San Jose on April 27.

Following a 3-1 loss against the New York Red Bulls, FC Dallas (3-1-2) is no longer undefeated at home. There are five teams left in the league who are undefeated with four teams in the Western Conference, including LAFC (6-0-1).

FC Dallas (3-4-0) currently has a .429 MLS record in games decided by one goal. Meanwhile, Seattle is 4-1-0 in games decided by one goal and have a .800 record. FC Dallas suffered its first loss by a single goal during the 1-0 loss to Columbus Crew SC on March 16.

FC Dallas (2-5-0) has 105 MLS regular season wins all-time on the road. Dallas was the fourth team to pass the century mark behind: LA Galaxy (121), Columbus Crew SC (107) and D.C. United (104). The most road wins in club history came in 1997 (8-8-0) – during the MLS shootout era. FC Dallas equaled the best road record (6-7-4) outside of the shootout era with a 2-1 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC on Sept. 23 (previously occurred in 2007 and 2011).

Dallas has the youngest average roster in the league at 24.12 years old, led by 10 Homegrowns, with six of them under the age of 20. And at 38 years old, Luchi Gonzalez is the youngest active full-time head coach in MLS following the departure of Colorado Rapids head coach Anthony Hudson on May 1, 2019. Last Saturday’s game against Vancouver saw Ryan Hollingshead play in his

fifth position on the pitch for FC Dallas. Due to Matt Hedges’ suspension, Hollingshead started the game at center-back for the first time this season. He’s also played at left-back (including left fullback), right back, left midfield and right midfield so far in the 2019 season. Hollingshead ranks 12th in the league in aerial duels won (40) and also 12th in total duels won (95).


SOCCER FOR ALL NIGHT BIRTHDAYS THIS MONTH

NORTH TEXAS SOCCER CLUBLUCHI GANG

FC DALLAS COMMUNICATIONS

• GINA MILLERVice President, Media & [email protected]• CARTER BAUMSr. Communications [email protected]• CLAUDIA CASTILLOSr. Social Media [email protected]• FOSTER NAYLORMultimedia [email protected]• MARLEINE CALDERONMedia Relations [email protected]• GARRETT MELCERNorth Texas Soccer Club Media [email protected]• HAILEY HUDDOCKFC Dallas Multimedia [email protected]• JACOB WALRAVENFC Dallas Multimedia [email protected]

FC Dallas media website: FCDallas.com/Media

FC DALLAS SUMMER CLASSIC

MICHAEL BARRIOS

PAPI ’S COMING HOME

FC Dallas will host Soccer For All Night against Seattle. To celebrate the occassion, Dallas mayor Mike Rawlings will be on hand to scarf the Lamar Hunt statue at 6:30 p.m. FC Dallas players will also wear Pride training tops before the match on Saturday. In addition, The FC Dallas Foundation will be auctioning the player-worn and signed Pride inspired training tops. Auction will open at 6:00pm on Saturday June, 1st and will close at 9:00pm on the same day. Fans can bid by using the DASH App.

FC Dallas has five players with birthdays in June: Francis Atuahene (June 8) turns 23Reggie Cannon (June 11) turns 21John Nelson (June 11) turns 21Bryan Reynolds (June 28) turns 18Jacori Hayes (June 29) turns 24

North Texas Soccer Club (6-1-1) lost its first match of the season to Toronto FC II, by 3-2, despite goals by both Ricardo Pepi and Ronaldo Damus. Pepi scored his league-leading sixth goal of the season and Damus also recorded an assist in the matchup. Damus along with Imanol Almaguer and David Rodriguez all earned a spot in USL League One’s Team of the Week for Week 9. All three scored in NTSC’s win over Forward Madison on May 25. A total of nine different NTSC players have now been named to the Team of the Week at least once with Pepi leading the charge with three selections. Despite the loss at Toronto, North Texas SC is still at the top of the USL League One standings with 19 points, one point more than South Georgia Tormenta FC. North Texas SC will visit the Richmond Kickers for their first matchup of the season on June 1 at City Stadium. Kick off for the match will be at 6:00 p.m. CT.

FC Dallas leads MLS with 25 Homegrown Players. FC Dallas has signed 17 Homegrown players coached by Gonzalez since he joined the organization: Kellyn Acosta, Danny Garcia, Jesse Gonzalez, Coy Craft, Alejandro Zendejas, Aaron Guillen, Paxton Pomykal, Jesus Ferreira, Bryan Reynolds, Reggie Cannon, Brandon Servania, Kris Reaves, Jordan Cano, Chris Richards,Thomas Roberts, Edwin Cerrillo and Dante Sealy.

FC Dallas will host La Liga’s Sevilla FC in the newly-named 2019 FC Dallas Summer Classic presented by Toyota on Wednesday, July 17, 2019 at Toyota Stadium. Sevilla FC is currently seventh in the UEFA coefficient rankings. Sevilla FC reserves will also play North Texas Soccer Club for a 45-minute half shortly following the conclusion of FC Dallas’ friendly.

Michael Barrios played in 96 consecutive league appearances, making his streak the second longest uninterrupted appearance streak by an outfield player (and the fifth-longest overall in MLS history). The all-time record for a field player is held by Chris Klein (141; 2005-09). Barrios was tied with San Jose Earthquakes striker Chris Wondolowski, but Wondolowski missed the Quakes’ win vs. Portland on April 6 ending his streak at 91 appearances. Barrios missed his first game since June 19, 2016 on May 11 vs. the New York Red Bulls due to yellow card accumulation.

FC Dallas will host Liga MX’s Club Tijuana on Sunday, July 7, 2019 at Toyota Stadium. The match will mark the return of FC Dallas’ winningest head coach, Oscar Pareja, who is now managing Xolos. Under Pareja, FC Dallas won the 2016 U.S. Open Cup and the 2016 MLS Supporters Shield as well as finishing first in the Western Conference in back-to-back years in 2015 and 2016. Pareja’s overall record with FC Dallas was 78-49-43. As a player, Pareja made over 150 appearances for FC Dallas between 1998 and 2005.


EASTERN CONFERENCE PTS W L T GF GA

PTS W L T GF GAWESTERN CONFERENCE

2019 MLS STANDINGS

2019 MILESTONESTEAM OF THE WEEK HONORS

DC Uni tedPhi ladelphia UnionNew York Red Bul lsMontreal ImpactAt lanta Uni tedNew York C i ty FCToronto FC Chicago F i reColumbus Crew SC Or lando Ci ty SCNew England Revolut ionFC Cincinat t i

Los Angeles Footbal l C lubSeatt le Sounders FCLos Angeles GalaxyHouston DynamoMinnesota Uni ted FCReal Sal t LakeFC Dal las San Jose EarthquakesVancouver Whi tecaps FCPort land TimbersSport ing Kansas Ci tyColorado Rapids

25 7 4 4 19 1424 7 4 3 24 1521 6 5 3 21 1621 6 6 3 17 2320 6 5 2 14 1119 4 1 7 16 1317 5 6 2 23 22 17 4 5 5 21 1816 5 9 1 14 2215 4 7 3 19 2113 3 8 4 15 3211 3 8 2 11 23

34 10 1 4 36 1126 7 2 5 24 1725 8 5 1 19 1723 7 3 2 20 1321 6 4 3 21 1819 6 6 1 20 2118 5 6 3 18 19 17 5 6 2 20 2417 4 6 5 16 1914 4 6 2 17 2314 3 4 5 23 228 2 9 2 20 32

• 50 FC DALLAS APPEARANCESReggie Cannon (47)Reto Ziegler (42)Santiago Mosquera (37)

• 50 FC DALLAS STARTSReggie Cannon (46)Reto Ziegler (42)

• 100 FC DALLAS APPEARANCESCarlos Gruezo (97)

• 100 FC DALLAS STARTSCarlos Gruezo (92)

• 100 MLS STARTSDominique Badji (86)

• 200 SAVESJesse Gonzalez (219)

• 300 CLUB WINS1. LA Galaxy — 336 wins2. FC Dallas — 310 (100th on 7-14-18 vs. Chicago Fire)3. New York Red Bulls — 3084. D.C. United — 3055. Columbus Crew SC — 305

• ROAD WINS1. LA Galaxy — 1212. Columbus Crew SC — 107 3. FC Dallas — 105 (100th on 5-30-18 vs. LA Galaxy) 4. D.C. United — 104 5. Sporting Kansas City — 104

• HOME WINS1. LA Galaxy — 2152. FC Dallas — 205 (200th on 8-18-18 vs. Minnesota United)

• UNINTERRUPTED GAME APPEARANCESMichael Barrios — 96 (streak ended May 4)

• 10,000 MINUTESMichael Barrios (10,323 minutes)

• 20,000 MINUTESJason Kreis — 20,290 minutesMatt Hedges — 19,003 minutes

• GAMES STARTEDJason Kreis — 227Matt Hedges — 216

• GAMES PLAYEDJason Kreis — 247Matt Hedges — 223Bobby Rhine — 212

M. Barrios — Week 4, 8 (bench) J. Ferreira — Week 7 (bench)J. Gonzalez — Week 8, 9 (bench)C. Gruezo — Week 2M. Hedges — Week 8R. Hollingshead — Week 4J. Maurer — Week 6P. Pomykal — Week 2, 4, 5

FC DALLAS 2019 ROSTER

ALPHABETICALNO. PLAYER POS. HT. WT. BIRTHDATE HOMETOWN COLLEGE STATUS8 Bryan Acosta M 5-8 161 11-24-93 La Ceiba, Honduras -- INT/DP10 Pablo Aránguiz M 5-5 143 03-17-97 Independencia, Chile -- INT17 Francis Atuahene M 5-9 170 06-08-96 Accra, Ghana Michigan INT/GA14 Dominique Badji F 6-0 170 10-16-92 Dakar, Senegal Boston University GC 21 Michael Barrios M 5-4 143 04-21-91 Barranquilla, Colombia -- GC 4 Bressan D 6-0 174 01-15-93 Caxias do Sul, Brazil -- INT2 Reggie Cannon D 5-11 165 06-11-98 Grapevine, Texas UCLA HG33 Edwin Cerrillo M 5-10 180 10-03-00 Frisco, Texas Maryland 9 Cristian Colmán F 6-0 174 02-26-94 San Cosme y Damián, Paraguay -- INT/DP27 Jesus Ferreira F 5-8 140 12-24-00 McKinney, Texas -- HG1 Jesse Gonzalez GK 6-4 185 05-25-95 Edenton, North Carolina -- HG7 Carlos Gruezo M 5-7 148 04-19-95 Santo Domingo, Ecuador -- 15 Jacori Hayes M 5-7 165 06-29-95 Bowie, Maryland Wake Forest 24 Matt Hedges D 6-4 185 04-01-90 Carmel, Indiana UNC- Chapel Hill 5 Moises Hernandez D 6-0 155 03-05-92 Dallas, Texas -- 12 Ryan Hollingshead D 6-1 180 04-16-91 Granite Bay, California UCLA 20 Jimmy Maurer GK 6-2 185 10-14-88 Lawrenceville, Georgia South Carolina25 Callum Montgomery D 6-3 185 05-14-97 Victoria, B.C. UNC-Charlotte 11 Santiago Mosquera M 5-6 185 02-07-95 Buenaventura, Colombia -- YDP/INT26 John Nelson D 5-9 160 07-11-98 Medina, Ohio UNC-Chapel Hill GA13 Zdenek Ondrášek F 6-1 174 12-22-88 Strakonice, Czech Republic -- INT 19 Paxton Pomykal M 5-7 145 12-17-99 Highland Village, Texas -- HG29 Bryan Reynolds D 6-3 170 06-28-01 Fort Worth, Texas -- HG23 Thomas Roberts M 5-11 150 05-11-01 Little Rock, Arkansas -- HG Dante Sealy F 5-10 135 04-17-03 Frisco, Texas -- HG/ON LOAN18 Brandon Servania M 5-10 160 03-12-99 Dallas, Texas Wake Forest HG22 Ema Twumasi M 5-8 160 05-18-97 Accra, Ghana Wake Forest INT/GA3 Reto Ziegler D 6-0 176 01-16-86 Genève, Switzerland -- INT30 Kyle Zobeck GK 6-0 180 02-06-90 Coralville, Iowa Valparaiso NUMERICAL WITH PRONUNCIATIONNO. PLAYER PRONUNCIATION AGE PLACE OF BIRTH LAST CLUB 1 Jesse Gonzalez 23 Edenton, North Carolina FC Dallas Academy 2 Reggie Cannon 20 Chicago, Illinois FC Dallas Academy 3 Reto Ziegler REH-tow ZEE-glur 33 Genève, Switzerland FC Luzern 4 Bressan BREH-sahn 26 Caxias do Sul, Brazil Grêmio5 Moises Hernandez 27 Dallas, Texas Comunicaciones7 Carlos Gruezo Groo-ay-zo 24 Santo Domingo, Ecuador VfB Stuttgart 8 Bryan Acosta ah-COST-a 25 La Ceiba, Honduras CD Tenerife 9 Cristian Colmán Coal-MAHN 25 San Cosme y Damián, Paraguay Nacional Asunción 10 Pablo Aránguiz ah-RAHN-geese 22 Independencia, Chile Unión Española 11 Santiago Mosquera San-tea-AUG-O Moss-care-A 24 Buenaventura, Colombia Millonarios FC 12 Ryan Hollingshead 28 Granite Bay, California UCLA13 Zdenek Ondrášek zz-DEH-nik OHN-drah-sik 30 Strakonice, Czech Republic Wisla Krakow14 Dominique Badji BAH-jee 26 Dakar, Senegal Colorado Rapids15 Jacori Hayes Ja-CORE-E 23 Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland Wake Forest 17 Francis Atuahene At-two-A-hen-A 22 Accra, Ghana University of MIchigan 18 Brandon Servania Ser-VAIN-ya 20 Birmingham, Alabama Wake Forest 19 Paxton Pomykal PAW-meh-Cul 19 Lewisville, Texas FC Dallas Academy 20 Jimmy Maurer MAHR-er 30 Lawrenceville, Georgia New York Cosmos21 Michael Barrios Bar-e-oose 28 Barranquilla, Colombia Uniautónoma 22 Ema Twumasi Ee-ma Two-ma-see 21 Accra, Ghana Wake Forest 23 Thomas Roberts 18 Little Rock, Arkansas FC Dallas Academy 24 Matt Hedges 29 Carmel, Indiana UNC25 Callum Montgomery CA-luhm 22 Nanaimo, British Columbia UNC-Charlotte26 John Nelson 20 Medina, Ohio UNC 27 Jesus Ferreira Fa-Rare-A 18 Santa Marta, Colombia FC Dallas Academy29 Bryan Reynolds 17 Fort Worth, Texas FC Dallas Academy 30 Kyle Zobeck Zo-behk 29 Coralville, Iowa New York Cosmos 33 Edwin Cerrillo ceh-REE-yoh 18 Waco, Texas FC Dallas Academy Dante Sealy Seal-lee 16 Brookly, New York FC Dallas Academy

Technical Director: André Zanotta Head Coach: Luchi Gonzalez Assistant Coaches: Mikey Varas, Peter Luccin, Drew Keeshan

INT: International player GC: Former foreigner playing as a domestic due to green card status DP: Designated PlayerHG: Homegrown player GA: Generation adidas signing *: Unsigned/Trailist

FC DALLAS 18 MAN ROSTER

ID= On international dutyINJ= injured18= In top 18, but did not playX= Not selected for top 18SUS= SuspendedALL CAPS Position= StartedLowercase Position= SubLOAN= out on loanNTSC= North Texas Soccer Club

GAMEDATEV

Bryan ACOSTA

Pablo ARÁNGUIZ

Francis ATUAHENE

Dominique BADJI

Michael BARRIOS

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Reggie CANNON

Edwin CERRILLO

Cristian COLMÁN

Jesus FERREIRA

Jesse GONZALEZ

Carlos GRUEZO

Jacori HAYES

Matt HEDGES

Moises HERNANDEZ

Ryan HOLLINGSHEAD

Jimmy MAURER

Callum MONTGOMERY

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John NELSON

Zdenek ONDRASEK

Marquinhos PEDROSO

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GAMEDATEV

Bryan ACOSTA

Pablo ARÁNGUIZ

Francis ATUAHENE

Dominique BADJI

Michael BARRIOS

BRESSAN

Reggie CANNON

Edwin CERRILLO

Cristian COLMÁN

Jesus FERREIRA

Jesse GONZALEZ

Carlos GRUEZO

Jacori HAYES

Matt HEDGES

Moises HERNANDEZ

Ryan HOLLINGSHEAD

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Bryan ACOSTA

Pablo ARÁNGUIZ

Francis ATUAHENE

Dominique BADJI

Michael BARRIOS

BRESSAN

Reggie CANNON

Edwin CERRILLO

Cristian COLMÁN

Jesus FERREIRA

Jesse GONZALEZ

Carlos GRUEZO

Jacori HAYES

Matt HEDGES

Moises HERNANDEZ

Ryan HOLLINGSHEAD

Jimmy MAURER

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Cristian COLMÁN

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Francis ATUAHENE

Dominique BADJI

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Edwin CERRILLO

Cristian COLMÁN

Jesus FERREIRA

Jesse GONZALEZ

Carlos GRUEZO

Jacori HAYES

Matt HEDGES

Moises HERNANDEZ

Ryan HOLLINGSHEAD

Jimmy MAURER

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Luchi Gonzalez was named the seventh head coach in FC Dallas history on Dec. 16, 2018.

Gonzalez has spent the last three years as FC Dallas Academy Director and head coach of the U-16 Academy team. In 2016, he led the U-16s to their second straight U.S. Soccer Development Academy National Championship.

He joined the FC Dallas Academy April 2012 as the U-18 Academy coach. Since joining the club in 2012, the FC Dallas U-17 and U-19 Academy teams have won their division six consecutive years and four USSDA National Championships (U-19s in 2012 and 2016, U-17s 2015 and 2016). The U-17s also made it to the 2016 Generation adidas Cup Semifinals and the U-19s won the 2017 Dallas Cup Super Group Championship.

FC Dallas has signed 16 Homegrown players coached by Gonzalez since he joined the organization.

Gonzalez started his career at Southern Methodist University where he won the 2001 Hermann Trophy his senior year. In his four seasons at SMU, he scored 48 goals and 32 assists. The San Jose Earthquakes drafted him sixth overall in the 2002 MLS SuperDraft.

In 2013, Gonzalez was nominated to be a part of a 16-month youth development course through the MLS and French Football Federation partnership to earn his Elite Formation Coaching License (EFCL).

Mikey Varas, 36, was named an assistant coach on Luchi Gonzalez’s staff on Jan. 9, 2019.

Born in Burlingame, California, he started his career at a young age playing club soccer in California. Beginning at age 13, he would travel to his father’s native Chile each summer and play with Universidad Católica’s youth teams. During his junior year of high school, he stayed a semester abroad and played with Chile’s Deportes Naval U-17 team. Varas played four years of college soccer as a forward at the University of San Francisco. Following graduation, he traveled back to Chile and trained with Chile’s CD Santiago Wanderers for a season before turning to coaching in 2005.

He studied coaching at professional clubs in Argentina, Italy and Spain before starting his coaching career in the U.S. at De Anza Force Amateur Club in California. In 2016, Varas served as the U-14 Academy coach for Sacramento Republic FC, where he was named U.S. Soccer Development Academy’s West Conference Coach of the Year for the 2016-17 season.

After one year with Sacramento, he joined FC Dallas as an Academy coach for the U-16 Academy team in July 2017, where he worked closely with Gonzalez. A U.S. Soccer Federation “A” Licensed Coach, Varas holds a Master’s in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Physical Education from Fresno Pacific University.

LUCHI GONZALEZ

HEADCOACH

ASSISTANTCOACH

MIKEY VARAS

2019 FC DALLAS TEAM ROSTER

Peter Luccin, 39, was named an assistant coach on Luchi Gonza-lez’s staff on Jan. 9, 2019.

The former FC Dallas midfielder started playing soccer in the French soccer academies, rising through Cannes’ youth system before signing with Cannes’ professional team from 1996-1997. The Marseille-native also played with Bordeaux (1997-1998), Marseille (1998-2000) and Paris Saint-Germain (2000-2002), to-taling 131 appearances in France’s Ligue 1.

In 2001, his career took him to Spain when he was loaned to Spanish club Celta de Vigo. Luccin remained in Spain, playing for Celta (2002-2004), Atlético Madrid (2004-2007) and Zarago-za (2007-2010) with a one-year loan to Racing Santander (2008-2009). In 2011, he signed with Swiss Super League team FC Lau-sanne-Sport before joining MLS and FC Dallas in 2013 for two seasons.

He retired from professional play at the end of the 2014 season and began his coaching career as a coach in the FCD Academy in 2015, working with the U-12, U-13 and U-14 age groups during his time in the club. He holds a UEFA “B” Coaching License.

Drew Keeshan, 44, will enter his 12th season as FC Dallas’ goalkeeping coach. The Tipperary, Ireland native, originally joined FC Dallas in February 2008 under Steve Morrow and has served on the coaching staffs for former head coaches Schellas Hyndman and Oscar Pareja. He played collegiate at Lindsey Wilson College for two years and at Life University for another two years. He graduated from Life University with a Bachelor in Dietetics in 2001. Keeshan started his professional career with Waterford United in 1993 and had stints at League of Ireland clubs Galways United, Kilkenny City and Limerick Football Club. Keeshan holds both a USSF “B” and USSF Goalkeeper license. He has served as an assistant goalkeeper coach for the USL Premier Development League team Augusta FireBall from 2005-2006, as a head goalkeeper coach for Georgia Olympic Development Program from 2002-2007 and was the goalkeeper staff coach for ODP Region III from 2004-2007.

PETER LUCCIN

ASSISTANTCOACH

GOALKEEPERCOACH

DREW KEESHAN

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ACQUIRED: FC Dallas used TAM to sign midfielder Pablo Aránguiz on July 24, 2018.

2019 SEASON• Started in his f irst match of the season on March 23 vs. COL.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Signed with Unión Española as an 18-year-old in 2015. • Made his debut in 2016 and has amassed 11 goals in 3,335 minutes, including f ive goals in 2018.• Made his FC Dallas and MLS debut after being subbed on in the Aug. 12 game vs. SEA.

MLS CAREER TOTALS

GP GS MINUTES GOALS ASSISTS20 10 844 0 0

ACQUIRED: Selected by FCD with the 4th overall pick in the 2018 MLS SuperDraft .

COLLEGE• Played three seasons at the University of Michigan. The forward scored 24 goals and had 11 assists in 49 matches for the Wolverines from 2015 to 2017.

2018 SEASON • Debuted and scored in the season opener for Energy FC on March 17.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


ACQUIRED: FC Dallas traded Kellyn Acosta to Colorado Rapids for Dominique Badji on July 23, 2018.

2019 SEASON• Notched his f irst assist of the season on March 2 vs. NE.• Scored his second goal of the season on May 25 vs. VAN.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Drafted by Colorado in the fourth round (67th overall) of the 2015 MLS SuperDraft . Appeared in 91 regular season matches, scoring 24 goals and 12 assists for Colorado.• Made his f irst FC Dallas start on Aug. 12, 2018 vs. SEA and scored his eighth goal of the season.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


PABLO ARÁNGUIZ

#10 | MIDFIELDERAGE: 22HT: 5 ’8”WT: 143

INTERNATIONAL

#17 | FORWARDAGE: 22HT: 5 ’9”WT: 170

INTERNATIONAL - GA

#14 | FORWARDAGE: 26HT: 5 ’9”WT: 170

FRANCIS ATUAHENE DOMINIQUE BADJI


ACQUIRED: Signed with FC Dallas on January 8, 2019.

2019 SEASON• Made his MLS debut on March 2 vs. NE, played 90 mins.• Scored his f irst MLS goal on March 9 vs. LA.• Had 4 tackles, 2 chances created and 2 SOGs on March 9.• Scored his second goal of the season on Apri l 20 vs. ATL.

NATIONAL TEAM • Has amassed 33 caps for Honduran National Team since his f irst cal l -up in 2013.• Was included in Fabian Coito’s prel iminary squad for the 2019 CONCACAF Gold Cup.

INTERNATIONAL• Started professional career with Honduran f irst division team Real España in 2013. He appeared in 129 matches in four seasons, scoring 19 goals. • Signed with Spanish second-division team Tenerife and appeared in 47 games in two seasons, tal lying f ive goals and six assists in 3,437 minutes.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


BRYAN ACOSTA


INTERNATIONAL - DP

@ R E G G I E C A N N O N 1 5 @ R E G G I E C A N N O N 1

@ M I C H A E L _ B A R R I O S _ 2 1 @ M AT H E U S B R E S S A N 2 2

@ E D W I N C E R R I L L O

ACQUIRED: FC Dallas signs 24th Homegrown player on Feb. 14, 2019.

2019 SEASON• Made his MLS debut after being subbed on in the 79th minute on March 9 vs. LA. • Started in his f irst FC Dallas game on March 23 vs. COL.• Notched his f irst assist on Apri l 20 vs. ATL.

FC DALLAS ACADEMY• Joined the FCD Academy in 2015.• Scored 12 goals in 71 U.S. Soccer Development Academy matches since. Cerri l lo scored in the 2016-17 U-16 Development Academy National Final in a 2-1 loss to Atlanta United FC.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


EDWIN CERRILLO

#33 | MIDFIELDERAGE: 18

HT: 5 ’10”WT: 180

HOMEGROWN


ACQUIRED: FC Dallas ’ 18th Homegrown player, signed on Dec. 22, 2016.

2019 SEASON• Led the team with six tackles on March 2 vs. NE.• Had a 96.3% passing accuracy on March 9 vs. LA.

NATIONAL TEAM • Received his f irst USMNT senior cal l -up for fr iendlies against Colombia and Peru in October.• Was included in Gregg Berhalter ’s provisional squad for the 2019 CONCACAF Gold Cup.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Helped the FC Dallas Academy win the Super Group in Dallas Cup on Apri l 16.• Made his MLS debut vs. New York Red Bulls in the 90+2 minute on Sept. 2, 2017. • Scored his f irst MLS goal on May 19, 2018 vs. VAN.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


#2 | DEFENDERAGE: 20

HT: 5 ’11”WT: 165

HOMEGROWN

REGGIE CANNON

ACQUIRED: Signed with FC Dallas on Dec. 21, 2018 using TAM.

2019 SEASON• Made his MLS debut in the 87th minute on Apri l 13 vs. POR.• Started in his f irst MLS match on Apri l 20 vs. ATL, playing 61 minutes.

INTERNATIONAL• Started his pro career with Brazi l ian Série C team Juventude in 2010• Signed with Grêmio in 2012.He was part of the team that won the 2017 Copa Libertadores, start ing in three matches including Leg Two of the 2017 Final.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


BRESSAN

#4 | DEFENDERAGE: 26HT: 6 ’0”WT: 174

INTERNATIONAL

MICHAEL BARRIOS


ACQUIRED: Signed with FC Dallas on Feb. 20, 2015.

2019 SEASON• Scored his f irst goal of the season on March 2 vs. NE.• Scored his second goal on March 23 vs. COL.• Notched two assists on March 30 vs. RSL.• Notched two assists on Apri l 20 vs. ATL.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Led FCD (t ied with Maxi Urruti) with nine goals in 2016.• Notched a career-high of 14 assists in 2017.• Scored his f irst hat tr ick on July 28, 2018 vs. SKC.• Joined the 20/20 club with his 20th assist vs. San Jose Earthquakes on August 4, 2018, becoming the sixth player in team history to hit the milestone.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


@ C O L M Á N 9 @ J E S U S F C D 2 7 @ J E S U S F 4 5

@ J E S S E G O N Z A L E Z 4 4

ACQUIRED: FC Dallas ’ 10th Homegrown player, signed on March 21, 2013.

2019 SEASON• No. 3 in Top 10 MLS goalkeepers with a .88 GAA.• Made his 20 0th save on Apri l 13 vs. POR. • Made a season-high seven saves on Apri l 20 vs. ATL.

NATIONAL TEAM• Called up by the USMNT for the 2017 Gold Cup semifinal and f inal.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Became youngest player to start a game in goal in franchise history on Aug. 22, 2015.• Made two saves in a PK shootout to help FCD advance in the 2015 MLS Cup playoffs.• Made a career-high nine saves, seven f irst-half saves on his 23rd birthday, May 25, 2018, against TOR.

MLS CAREER TOTALS

GP GS MINUTES SAVES SHUTOUTS79 79 7110 219 24

ACQUIRED: Signed as Designated Player on Jan. 23, 2016.

2019 SEASON• Named to Team of the Week fol lowing his performance against LA on March 9 with 7 tackles, 15 gained possessions and 94.1% passing accuracy. • Scored f irst goal of the season in 45 seconds on March 30 vs. RSL.

NATIONAL TEAM • Has 23 caps with the Ecuadorian National Team.• Included in Ecuador ’s provisional squad for the 2019 Copa America.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Notched four assists during the regular season in 2017.• Scored two goals and one assist in MLS regular season in 2018.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


JESSE GONZALEZ

#1 | GOALKEEPERAGE: 23HT: 6 ’4”WT: 185

HOMEGROWN


CARLOS GRUEZO


ACQUIRED: Signed as a Young DP on Jan. 10, 2017.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:• Scored two goals in CCL and two goals and one assist in 2017 MLS regular season. • Scored two goals in 2018 MLS regular season.

NATIONAL TEAM• Received f irst senior cal l -up for Paraguay for October FIFA window

INTERNATIONAL• Found the back of the net 13 t imes in 3,0 0 0 minutes for CA 3 de Febrero.• Scored 18 goals for Nacional Asuncion in 65 appearances in 2014-2016.• Made three appearances for Paraguay U-23’s at the 2015 Pan American Games.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


CRISTIAN COLMÁN

#9 | FORWARDAGE: 25HT: 6 ’0”WT: 174

INTERNATIONAL - DP

ACQUIRED: FC Dallas ’ 16th Homegrown player, signed on Nov. 17, 2016.

2019 SEASON• Made his f irst 2019 FCD appearance on March 2 vs. NE in the 81st minute. • Started in his f irst FCD match on March 23 vs. COL. • Scored one goal, tal l ied two assists on March 30 vs. RSL. • Scored his second goal of the season on Apri l 13 vs. POR.• Scored his third goal of the season on Apri l 20 vs. ATL.• Scored his fourth goal of the season on May 11 vs. RBNY.CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

• Made his MLS debut on June 3 vs. Real Salt Lake at 16 years and 161 days and scored his f irst goal. • Was one of six Homegrowns to share the pitch against CHI, an MLS record in 2018. • Scored his f irst professional hat-tr ick while on loan with the Tulsa Roughnecks vs. Seatt le Sounders I I on Sept. 5, 2018. Scored six goals in 11 appearances with the Tulsa in 2018.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


#27 | FORWARDAGE: 18HT: 5 ’8”WT: 140

HOMEGROWN

JESUS FERREIRA

@ J A C O R I H AY E S @ D E B O H AY E S

@ M O H E R N A N D E Z 9 2 @ R M H O L L I N G S H E A D

@ M AT T _ H E D G E S @ M H E D G E S 2 4

ACQUIRED: Signed on July 31, 2018.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• First joined FC Dallas, along with Victor Ulloa and Ruben Luna as the club’s second, third and fourth Homegrown players on July 30, 2010. • Made his MLS debut in FCD’s 2014 season opener and appeared in a total of 31 MLS matches between 2014 and 2015.

INTERNATIONAL• Was loaned to Guatemalan side Comunicaciones in 2012, where he appeared in four matches. Hernandez was loaned to Costa Rican side Deportivo Saprissa for the second half of 2012 and the 2013 campaigns, appearing in 20 matches.• Signed with Comunicaciones in 2017, appearing in 46 matches over the last two seasons.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


MOISES HERNANDEZ



ACQUIRED: Selected by FCD with its f irst pick (11th overall) of the 2012 MLS SuperDraft .

2019 SEASON• Had a 95.2% passing accuracy against LA on March 9.• Notched his f irst assist on March 30 vs. RSL.• Named to MLS TOWT for Week 8 fol lowing his defensive perfomance against ATL on Apri l 20.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS • 2016 MLS Defender of the Year.• Scored two vital goals in Dallas ’ 2016 U.S. Open Cup Championship run.• Anchored a back l ine that recorded 12 shutouts in the 2016 MLS regular season.• Named to the MLS Team of the Week fol lowing a 0-0 draw in SKC on March 18, 2017.

MLS CAREER TOTALS



MATT HEDGES

ACQUIRED: Selected by FCD with the 20th pick in the 2013 MLS SuperDraft .

2019 SEASON• Scored his f irst goal of the season on March 23 vs. COL.• Named to TOTW for Week 4 fol lowing three shots and 12 recoveries (twice as many than any other FCD player)• Notched his f irst assist of the season on March 30 vs. RSL.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Has played defender, midfielder and goalkeeper in an MLS match.• Returned to the pitch on May 14, 2017 after breaking three vertebrae in his neck when struck by a car while aiding a stranded vehicle on an icy road in Dallas in Jan. 2017. • Scored one goal and two assists in 2018.

MLS CAREER TOTALS



RYAN HOLLINGSHEAD

ACQUIRED: Selected by FCD with its f irst pick (18th overall) in the 2017 MLS SuperDraft .

2019 SEASON• Notched his f irst assist of the season on May 11 vs. RBNY.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS • Made his MLS debut vs. SKC on March 11. • Scored his f irst MLS career goal vs. NE on Apri l 14, 2018 and notched his f irst assist on March 24, 2018 vs. POR.

MLS CAREER TOTALS



JACORI HAYES

@ J I M S M A U R E R

@ S A N T I A G O O C A I C E @ SANTIAGOMOSQUERA_13 @ N E L S O N _ J 1 4 @ J O H N N Y N E L S O N _ 1 4

@ C _ M O N T G O M E R Y 3 @ T H E C A L L U M M O N T G O M E R Y

ACQUIRED: Selected by FCD with its second pick (10th overall) in the 2019 MLS SuperDraft .

2019 SEASON• Made his MLS debut on March 16 vs. CLB. • Started in his f irst MLS game on May 11 vs. RBNY.

COLLEGE• Played two seasons with North Carolina start ing in 41 matches for the Tar Heels. He was named to the 2017 All-ACC Freshman team and named to the second-team All-ACC member during his sophomore year. The Ohio-native is a Generations adidas player.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


JOHN NELSON


GENERATION ADIDAS


ACQUIRED: Signed with FC Dallas on February 12, 2018.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Appeared in 54 games and scored eight goals for Colombian f irst division team Millonarios FC. • Captured the 2017 Clausura t i t le with Mil lonarios FC. • Scored six goals for FC Dallas in 2018.

MLS CAREER TOTALS



INTERNATIONAL - DP

SANTIAGO MOSQUERA

ACQUIRED: Selected by FCD with its f irst pick (4th overall) of the 2019 MLS SuperDraft .

COLLEGE • Played four seasons at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte and was named to the United Soccer Coaches’ First Team All-American and Conference USA Defender of the Year in 2018.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


CALLUM MONTGOMERY


ACQUIRED: FC Dallas signs goalkeeper on Dec. 14, 2017.

2019 SEASON• Made six saves on Apri l 6 vs. PHI, earning a spot on MLS’s Team of the Week for Week 6.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS • Spent 2012 with Universidad de Concepcion in the Chilean top f l ight.• Spent f ive seasons with the NASL’s New York Cosmos (105 appearances).• Started 25 games for the Cosmos in 2017, f inishing the season with a 9-5-11 record and a 1.48 goals-against average.• Had a GAA of 1.23 in 13 starts and four shutouts in 2018.

MLS CAREER TOTALS



JIMMY MAURER

@ Z . O N D R A S E K

@ B R YA N R E Y N O L D S J R

@ PA X I P O M Y

@ T H O M A S _ R O B E R T S


ACQUIRED: FC Dallas ’ 15th Homegrown player, signed on Sept. 8, 2016.

2019 SEASON• Notched his f irst MLS assist on March 9 vs. LA.• Named to Team of the Week fol lowing his performance against LA with 10 duels won, 4 chances created, 3 tackles.• Named to TOTW for Week 4.• Scored his f irst professional brace on March 30 vs. RSL.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Helped FC Dallas claim both the U-16 and U-18 National Championships.• Helped the FC Dallas Academy win the Super Group in Dallas Cup on Apri l 16, 2017.• Made his MLS debut, becoming FCD’s youngest player to start a match, vs. SKC on March 11, 2017.• Was one of six Homegrowns to share the pitch against CHI, an MLS record, in 2018.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


PAXTON POMYKAL


HOMEGROWN

ACQUIRED: Signed with FC Dallas on Dec. 18, 2018 using TAM.

2019 SEASON• Made his MLS debut on March 23 vs. COL.• Made his f irst FC Dallas start on May 16 vs. LAFC.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Scored 20 goals, nine assists in 66 appearances for Polish f irst-division team Wisła Kraków in 2016• Started professional career in Czech second-division team, Ceské Budejovice in 20 07. He appeared in 81 matches and scored 22 goals in f ive seasons. • Scored game-winning goal for Norwegian f irst-division club Tromsø IL in a 1-0 win against Fredrikstad FK after being subbed on in the 31st minute. He scored 55 goals and 17 assists across al l competit ions for Tromsø IL.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


ZDENEK ONDRASEK

#13 | FORWARDAGE: 30HT: 6 ’1”WT: 174

INTERNATIONAL

ACQUIRED: FC Dallas ’ 17th Homegrown player, signed Nov. 22, 2016.

2019 SEASON• Made his MLS debut on May 19 vs. LAFC.• Recorded his f irst professional assist on May 25 vs. Vancouver.

FC DALLAS ACADEMY • Part of the U-16 FCD Academy team that won the ‘16 USSDA Championship. • Scored f ive goals in three matches in the Generation Adidas Cup.• Scored one goal in 38 minutes during a pair of fr iendlies against Jamaican U-17 team.• Youngest player on the U.S. U-17 team at the CONCACAF Championships in Costa Rica.• Part of the U-18 National team that won 2018 Vaclav Jezek tournament.

MLS CAREER TOTALS



HOMEGROWN

BRYAN REYNOLDS

ACQUIRED: FC Dallas 23rd Homegrown player signed on July 25, 2018.

2019 SEASON• Made his MLS debut in the 79th minute on March 23 vs. COL at 17 years and 139 days old. • Started in his f irst MLS game on Apri l 6 vs. PHI. • Scored his f irst professional goal for North Texas Soccer club on May 4 vs. Greenvil le Triumph.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Joined the FC Dallas Academy in 2013 and has appeared in 77 U.S. Soccer Development Academy games over three seasons with 16 goals. • Along with Chris Richards, Roberts spent 10 days on loan with FC Bayern Munich earl ier this year through the el i te player development partnership between the two clubs.• Part of the U-18 National team that won 2018 Vaclav Jezek tournament.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


THOMAS ROBERTS


HT: 5 ’11”WT: 150

HOMEGROWN

@ E M A _ T W U M A S I @EMMANUELKAPOTWUMASI@ B R A N D O N S E R VA N I A

@ Z I E G L E R _ R E T O @ K Y L E Z O B E C K


EMA TWUMASI


INTERNATIONAL - GA

ACQUIRED: Selected by FCD with the 11th overall pick in the 2018 MLS SuperDraft .

2019 SEASON• Made his f irst appearance of the season on May 16 vs. LAFC.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Made his FC Dallas debut in the 4th Round of USOC on June 6.• Made his MLS debut on July 7 vs. RSL.

COLLEGE• Scored 16 goals and had 11 assists in two seasons (47 games) at Wake Forest University.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


ACQUIRED: FC Dallas 19th Homegrown player signed on January 3, 2018.

2019 SEASON• Made his MLS debut in the 88th minute on Apri l 6 vs. PHI.

FC DALLAS ACADEMY• Was a member of the U-16 team that brought home the 2016 U.S. Soccer Development Academy National Championship and the U-18 team that captured the club’s f irst Gordon Jago Dallas Cup Super Group t i t le in 2017.

COLLEGE• Started 20 games for Wake Forest as a freshman, scoring three goals and adding 11 assists as the Demon Deacons reached the Quarterf inal round of the 2017 NCAA College Cup.

MLS CAREER TOTALS



HT: 5 ’10”WT: 160

HOMEGROWN

BRANDON SERVANIA

ACQUIRED: Signed with FC Dallas on January 2, 2018.

2019 SEASON• Led the team with 130 touches and 118 passes on March 2 vs. NE.• Scored his f irst goal of the season on March 9 vs. LA.• Scored his second goal of the season on Apri l 6 vs. PHI.• Scored his third goal of the season on Apri l 13 vs. POR.

NATIONAL TEAM• Has been capped by the Swiss National Team 34 t imes.• Has been in two World Cup squads (2010, 2014).

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Has spent the four seasons in Switzerland’s top league after 145 appearances in I taly’s Serie A.• Made 34 appearances in the English Premier League for Tottenham and Wigan Athletic. • Scored four goals in 2018 for FC Dallas.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


RETO ZIEGLER


INTERNATIONAL

ACQUIRED: Signed with FC Dallas on Feb. 21, 2018. .

2019 SEASON• Started in goal for North Texas SC on May 11 vs. RBNY.

COLLEGE• Played four seasons at Valparaiso.• Recorded a .66 GAA, 51 saves and 11 shutouts in 20 games as a redshirt junior in 2011.

NASL:• Made professional debut with New York Cosmos on Aug. 23, 2014.

MLS CAREER TOTALS


KYLE ZOBECK


2019 STARTING FORMATIONS

MARCH

APRIL

MAY

VS. NE REVOLUTIONMARCH 2

D 1-1JG

RC/MH/RZ/RHBA/CG/JHMB/DB/SM

VS. LA GALAXYMARCH 9

W 2-0JG

RC/MH/RZ/RHBA/CG/PPMB/DB/SM

AT COLUMBUS CREW SCMARCH 16

L 1-0JG

RH/MH/RZ/MPBA/CG/PPMB/DB/SM

VS. COLORADO RAPIDSMARCH 23

W 2-1JG

RC/MH/RZ/RHEC/PA/PPMB/JF/DB

AT REAL SALT LAKEMARCH 30

W 4-2JG

RC/MH/RZ/RHCG/EC/PPMB/JF/PA

AT PHILADELPHIA UNIONAPRIL 6

L 1-2JM

RC/MH/RZ/RHJH/EC/PPMB/JF/TR

VS. PORTLAND TIMBERSAPRIL 13

W 2-1JG

RC/MH/RZ/RHCG/EC/PPMB/JF/PA

AT ATLANTA UNITED FCAPRIL 20

W 2-1JG

RZ/MH/MBRH/ED/CG/RC

PPMB/JF

VS. SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKESAPRIL 27

D 0-0JG

RC/MH/RZ/RHCG/EC/BAMB/JF/PP

AT HOUSTON DYNAMOMAY 4L 2-1JG

RC/MH/RZ/RHBA/EC/CGMB/JF/PA

VS. NEW YORK RED BULLSMAY 11

L 3-1JG

RC/MH/RZ/JNPA/BA/JHRH/DB/SM

AT LOS ANGELES FCMAY 16

L 2-0JG

MB/MH/RZRC/JH/BA/JN

JF/MBZO

VS. LOS ANGELES FCMAY 19

D 1-1JG

RC/MB/MH/RZJH/BA

DB/PA/RHJF

AT VANCOUVER WHITECAPSMAY 25

L 2-1JG

RC/RH/MB/JNBA/JH

MB/PA/DBJF


JUNE

JULY

JULY/AUGUST

SEPTEMBER

VS. LOS ANGELES FCJUNE 2W 2-1

JGRC/MH/RZ/RH

KA/CG/MDRL/MU/SM

VS. MONTREAL IMPACTJUNE 9W 2-0

JGRC/MH/RZ/RH

KA/CG/RLMB/MU/MD

AT SPORTING KANSAS CITYJUNE 16

L 3-2JG

RC/MH/RZ/MFKA/VU/CG/RL

MB/MU

AT SAN ANTONIO FCJUNE 6W 1-0

JMRC/JC/MH/MF

JH/VU/PPTA/CC/ET

AT NEW YORK RED BULLSJUNE 23

L 3-0JG

MH/RZ/MFRC/JH/CG/KA/RH

RL/MU

VS. ATLANTA UNITED FCJULY 4W 3-2

JGRC/MH/RZ/MFMB/CG/VU/SM

MU/RL

AT REAL SALT LAKEJULY 7

L 2-0JG

RC/MH/RZ/KRCG/VU/KAMB/TA/ET

VS. CHICAGO FIREJULY 14

W 3-1JG

RC/MH/RZ/RHCG/VU

MB/SM/RLMU

AT MINNESOTA UNITED FCJUNE 29

W 1-0JG

RC/KR/MH/MFCG/VU/RLMB/MU/PP

AT SPORTING KANSAS CITYJULY 28

W 3-2JG

RC/MH/RZ/MPCG/VU

MB/MU/RLTA

AT HOUSTON DYNAMOAUGUST 23

D 1-1JM

RC/MH/MF/MPCG/VU

TA/PA/MBDB

AT SEATTLE SOUNDERS FCAUGUST 12

L 2-1JG

RC/MH/RZ/MPMB/CG/VU/RL

MUDB

VS. HOUSTON DYNAMOSEPTEMBER 1

W 4-2JG

RC/MH/RZ/MPVU/CG

MB/MU/SMDB

VS. MINNESOTA UNITED FCAUGUST 18

W 2-0JM

RC/MH/MF/MPCG/VU

MB/MU/PADB

VS. COLUMBUS CREW SCSEPTEMBER 15

D 0-0JG

RC/MH/RZ/MPVU/CG

MB/MU/SMDB

VS. SJ EARTHQUAKESAUGUST 4

L 3-1JG

RC/MH/RZ/MPRL/CG/VU/TA

MUMB

AT SJ EARTHQUAKESAUGUST 29

L 4-3JM

RC/MH/MF/MPVU/JC

MB/MU/TADB

AT HOUSTON DYNAMOJULY 21

D 1-1JG

RC/MH/RZ/MFCG/VU

MB/RL/SMMU

AT VANCOUVER WHITECAPS FCSEPTEMBER 23

W 2-1JG

RC/MH/RZ/MPCG/VU

MB/MU/SMCC

AT PORTLAND TIMBERSSEPTEMBER 29

D 0-0JG

RC/MH/RZ/MPCG/VU

MB/MU/SMCC


OCTOBER

VS. ORLANDO CITY SCOCTOBER 6

W 2-0JG

RC/MH/RZ/RHCG/VU

MB/MU/PADB

VS. SPORTING KCOCTOBER 21

L 3-0JG

RC/MH/RZ/MPVU/CG

MB/MU/SMDB

AT COLORADO RAPIDSOCTOBER 28

L 2-1JG

RC/MH/RZ/MPVU/CG

MB/MU/RLDB

AT D.C. UNITEDOCTOBER 13

L 1-0JG

RH/MH/RZ/MPAG/VU

RL/MU/SMMB

2019 STARTING LINEUPS

MARCH APRILAPRIL

VS. NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTIONMARCH 2

GK JESSE GONZALEZ LB RYAN HOLLINGSHEAD

CB RETO ZIEGLER CB MATT HEDGES

RB REGGIE CANNON CM JACORI HAYES

DM CARLOS GRUEZOCM BRYAN ACOSTA

LM SANTIAGO MOSQUERAF DOMINIQUE BADJI

RM MICHAEL BARRIOS

SUBS PAXTON POMYKAL (73’)JESUS FERREIRA (81’)

VS. LA GALAXYMARCH 9



RB REGGIE CANNON CM PAXTON POMYKAL DM CARLOS GRUEZOCM BRYAN ACOSTA


RM MICHAEL BARRIOS

SUBS MARQUINHOS PEDROSO (46’)

EDWIN CERRILLO (79’)PABLO ARÁNGUIZ (89’)

AT COLUMBUS CREW SCMARCH 16

GK JESSE GONZALEZ LB MARQUINHOS PEDROSO


RB RYAN HOLLINGHEAD CM PAXTON POMYKAL DM CARLOS GRUEZOCM BRYAN ACOSTA


RM MICHAEL BARRIOS

SUBS JESUS FERREIRA (70’)

JOHN NELSON (74’)PABLO ARÁNGUIZ (82’)

VS. COLORADO RAPIDSMARCH 23



RB REGGIE CANNON CM PAXTON POMYKAL CM PABLO ARÁNGUIZCM EDWIN CERRILLOF DOMINIQUE BADJIF JESUS FERREIRA

F MICHAEL BARRIOS

SUBS SANTIAGO MOSQUERA (67’)

ZDENEK ONDRASEK (78’)THOMAS ROBERTS (79’)

AT REAL SALT LAKEMARCH 30



RB REGGIE CANNON CAM PAXTON POMYKAL

DM EDWIN CERRILLOCM CARLOS GRUEZOLM PABLO ARÁNGUIZ

F JESUS FERREIRA RM MICHAEL BARRIOS

SUBS BRYAN ACOSTA (53’)JACORI HAYES (64’)

ZDENEK ONDRASEK (81’)

AT PHILADELPHIA UNIONAPRIL 6

GK JIMMY MAURER LB RYAN HOLLINGSHEAD



DM EDWIN CERRILLOCM JACORI HAYES

LM THOMAS ROBERTSF JESUS FERREIRA

RM MICHAEL BARRIOS

SUBS ZDENEK ONDRASEK (62’)

JOHN NELSON (74’)BRANDON SERVANIA (88’)

VS. PORTLAND TIMBERSAPRIL 13




DM EDWIN CERRILLOCM CARLOS GRUEZOLM PABLO ARÁNGUIZ


SUBS SANTIAGO MOSQUERA (72’)

JACORI HAYES (78’)BRESSAN (87’)

AT ATLANTA UNITED FCAPRIL 20

GK JESSE GONZALEZ CB RETO ZIEGLER CB MATT HEDGES

CB MATHEUS BRESSANLFB RYAN HOLLINGSHEAD

DM EDWIN CERRILLODM CARLOS GRUEZORFB REGGIE CANNON

CAM PAXTON POMYKALF MICHAEL BARRIOS F JESUS FERREIRA

SUBS JOHN NELSON (61’)BRYAN ACOSTA (72’)JACORI HAYES (86’)

VS. SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKESAPRIL 27



RB REGGIE CANNON CAM BRYAN ACOSTA DM EDWIN CERRILLOCM CARLOS GRUEZO

LM PAXTON POMYKALF JESUS FERREIRA

RM MICHAEL BARRIOS

SUBS DOMINIQUE BADJI (46’)

SANTIAGO MOSQUERA (64’)PABLO ARÁNGUIZ (78’)


MAY

AT HOUSTON DYNAMOMAY 4



RB REGGIE CANNON CAM BRYAN ACOSTA DM EDWIN CERRILLOCM CARLOS GRUEZOLM PABLO ARÁNGUIZ


SUBS DOMINIQUE BADJI (64’)

SANTIAGO MOSQUERA (64’)JOHN NELSON (80’)

VS. NEW YORK RED BULLSMAY 11

GK JESSE GONZALEZ LB JOHN NELSON CB RETO ZIEGLER CB MATT HEDGES

RB REGGIE CANNON CAM PABLO ARÁNGUIZ

DM BRYAN ACOSTADM JACORI HAYES

LM RYAN HOLLINGSHEAD F DOMINIQUE BADJI

RM SANTIAGO MOSQUERA

SUBS JESUS FERREIRA (29’)

ZDENEK ONDRASEK (64’)THOMAS ROBERTS (78’)

AT LOS ANGELES FCMAY 16

GK JESSE GONZALEZ CB RETO ZIEGLER CB MATT HEDGES

CB MATHEUS BRESSANLFB JOHN NELSON DM BRYAN ACOSTADM JACORI HAYES

RFB REGGIE CANNONLM MICHAEL BARRIOSRM JESUS FERREIRA F ZDENEK ONDRASEK

SUBSTITUTIONSPABLO ARÁNGUIZ (49’)

RYAN HOLLINGSHEAD (63’)EMA TWUMASI (76’)

VS LOS ANGELES FCMAY 19

GK JESSE GONZALEZ LB RETO ZIEGLER CB MATT HEDGES

CB MATHEUS BRESSANRB REGGIE CANNONDM BRYAN ACOSTADM JACORI HAYES

LM RYAN HOLLINGSHEADCM PABLO ARANGUIZ RM DOMINIQUE BADJI

F JESUS FERREIRA

SUBSTITUTIONSJOHN NELSON (56’)

ZDENEK ONDRASEK (65’) BRYAN REYNOLDS (89’)

AT VANCOUVER WHITECAPSMAY 25

GK JESSE GONZALEZLB JOHN NELSON

CB MATHEUS BRESSANCB RYAN HOLLINGSHEAD

RB REGGIE CANNONDM BRYAN ACOSTADM JACORI HAYES

LM MICHAEL BARRIOSCM PABLO ARANGUIZRM DOMINIQUE BADJI

F JESUS FERREIRA

SUBSTITUTIONSZDENEK ONDRASEK (60’)BRYAN REYNOLDS (73’)THOMAS ROBERTS (79’)


JULY AUGUST

VS. ATLANTA UNITED FCJULY 4

GK JESSE GONZALEZLB MAYNOR FIGUEROA

CB RETO ZIEGLERCB MATT HEDGES

RB REGGIE CANNONLM SANTIAGO MOSQUERA

DM VICTOR ULLOADM CARLOS GRUEZO

RM MICHAEL BARRIOSF ROLAND LAMAH

F MAXI URRUTI

SUBSTITUTIONSKELLYN ACOSTA (57’)

TESHO AKINDELE (75’)RYAN HOLLINGSHEAD (82’)

VS. SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKESAUGUST 4

GK JESSE GONZALEZLB MARQUINHOS PEDROSO


RB REGGIE CANNONLM TESHO AKINDELE

DM VICTOR ULLOADM CARLOS GRUEZORM ROLAND LAMAH

F MAXI URRUTIF MICHAEL BARRIOS

SUBSTITUTIONSJACORI HAYES (52’)

CRISTIAN COLMÁN (63’)RYAN HOLLINGSHEAD (70’)

VS. CHICAGO FIREJULY 14

GK JESSE GONZALEZLB RYAN HOLLINGSHEAD


RB REGGIE CANNONDM VICTOR ULLOA

DM CARLOS GRUEZOLM ROLAND LAMAH

CAM SANTIAGO MOSQUERARM MICHAEL BARRIOS

F MAXI URRUTI

SUBSTITUTIONSCARLOS GRUEZO (69’)

PAXTON POMYKAL (82’)JESUS FERREIRA (87’)

VS. MINNESOTA UNITED FCAUGUST 18

GK JIMMY MAURERLB MARQUINHOS PEDROSO

CB MAYNOR FIGUEROACB MATT HEDGES


DM CARLOS GRUEZOLM PABLO ARÁNGUIZ

CAM MAXI URRUTIRM MICHAEL BARRIOS

F DOMINIQUE BADJI

SUBSTITUTIONSSANTIAGO MOSQUERA (58’)

ROLAND LAMAH (76’)PAXTON POMYKAL (90’+ 3’)

AT REAL SALT LAKEJULY 7

GK JESSE GONZALEZLB KRIS REAVES


RB REGGIE CANNONDM KELLYN ACOSTACAM VICTOR ULLOA

DM CARLOS GRUEZOLM EMA TWUMASIF TESHO AKINDELE

RM MICHAEL BARRIOS

SUBSTITUTIONSMAXI URRUTI (45’)

ROLAND LAMAH (45’)SANTIANGO MOSQUERA (61’)

AT SEATTLE SOUNDERS FCAUGUST 12



RB REGGIE CANNONLM ROLAND LAMAHDM VICTOR ULLOA

DM CARLOS GRUEZORM MICHAEL BARRIOS

F MAXI URRUTIF DOMINIQUE BADJI

SUBSTITUTIONSPABLO ARÁNGUIZ (62’)TESHO AKINDELE (87’)

CRISTIAN COLMÁN (90’)

AT HOUSTON DYNAMOJULY 21

GK JESSE GONZALEZLB MAYNOR FIGUEROA



DM CARLOS GRUEZOLM SANTIAGO MOSQUERA

CAM ROLAND LAMAHRM MICHAEL BARRIOS

F MAXI URRUTI

SUBSTITUTIONSTESHO AKINDELE (27’)KELLYN ACOSTA (75’)

RYAN HOLLINGSHEAD (84’)

AT HOUSTON DYNAMOAUGUST 23




DM CARLOS GRUEZOLM MICHAEL BARRIOSCAM PABLO ARÁNGUIZ

RM TESHO AKINDELEF DOMINIQUE BADJI

SUBSTITUTIONSMAXI URRUTI (46’)

RYAN HOLLINGSHEAD (68’)CRISTIAN COLMÁN (82’)

AT SPORTING KANSAS CITYJULY 28




DM CARLOS GRUEZOLM ROLAND LAMAHCAM MAXI URRUTI

RM MICHAEL BARRIOSF TESHO AKINDELE

SUBSTITUTIONSPAXTON POMYKAL (81’)CRISTIAN COLMÁN (82’)

RYAN HOLLINGSHEAD (90’)

AT SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKESAUGUST 29



RB REGGIE CANNONDM JACORI HAYESDM VICTOR ULLOA

LM TESHO AKINDELECAM MAXI URRUTI

RM MICHAEL BARRIOSF DOMINIQUE BADJI


PABLO ARÁNGUIZ (76’)CRISTIAN COLMÁN (82’)


SEPTEMBER OCTOBER

VS. HOUSTON DYNAMOSEPTEMBER 1



RB REGGIE CANNONDM CARLOS GRUEZO

DM VICTOR ULLOALM SANTIAGO MOSQUERA


F DOMINIQUE BADJI

SUBSTITUTIONSABEL AGUILAR (77’)

TESHO AKINDELE (77’)MAYNOR FIGUEROA (90’+1’)

VS. ORLANDO CITY SCOCTOBER 6

GK JESSE GONZALEZLB RYAN HOLLINGSHEAD



DM CARLOS GRUEZOLM PABLO ARÁNGUIZ


F DOMINIQUE BADJI


ROLAND LAMAH (75’)ABEL AGUILAR (83’)

AT VANCOUVER WHITECAPS FCSEPTEMBER 23





CAM MAXI URRUTIRM MICHAEL BARRIOSF CRISTIAN COLMÁN

SUBSTITUTIONSTESHO AKINDELE (77’)

MAYNOR FIGUEROA (83’)PABLO ARÁNGUIZ (88’)

VS. SPORTING KANSAS CITYOCTOBER 21






F DOMINIQUE BADJI

SUBSTITUTIONSROLAND LAMAH (69’)

PABLO ARÁNGUIZ (69’)TESHO AKINDELE (85’)

VS. COLUMBUS CREW SCSEPTEMBER 15






F DOMINIQUE BADJI

SUBSTITUTIONSMAYNOR FIGUEROA (46’)

ABEL AGUILAR (69’)TESHO AKINDELE (80’)

AT D.C. UNITEDOCTOBER 13

GK JESSE GONZALEZLB MARQUIHNOS PEDROSO


RB RYAN HOLLINGSHEADDM VICTOR ULLOADM ABEL AGUILAR

LM SANTIAGO MOSQUERACAM MAXI URRUTI

RM ROLAND LAMAHF MICHAEL BARRIOS

SUBSTITUTIONSDOMINIQUE BADJI (63’)TESHO AKINDELE (83’)PABLO ARÁNGUIZ (88’)

AT PORTLAND TIMBERSSEPTEMBER 29





CAM MAXI URRUTIRM MICHAEL BARRIOSF CRISTIAN COLMÁN

SUBSTITUTIONSROLAND LAMAH (78’)

MAYNOR FIGUEROA (86’)RYAN HOLLINGSHEAD (90’)

AT LA GALAXYMARCH 25




DM VICTOR ULLOALM ROLAND LAMAHCAM MAXI URRUTI

RM MICHAEL BARRIOSF DOMINIQUE BADJI


PABLO ARÁNGUIZ (76’)TESHO AKINDELE (88’)


NOVEMBER DECEMBER


MATT HEDGESMAXI URRUTIMATT HEDGESMAXI URRUTIMATT HEDGESMAXI URRUTIMATT HEDGESMAXI URRUTIMATT HEDGESMAXI URRUTIMATT HEDGES

SUBSTITUTIONSMATT HEDGESMAXI URRUTIMATT HEDGES




























2019 OVERALL RECORDS

OVERALL HOME ROAD

Overall MLS Games 5-6-3 3-1-3 2-5-0Overall ALL COMPETITIONS 5-6-3 3-1-3 2-5-0Against Western Conference 4-3-2 3-0-2 1-3-0Against Eastern Conference 1-3-1 0-1-1 1-2-0

Scoring 0 goals 0-2-1 0-0-1 0-2-0Scoring 1 goals 0-4-2 0-1-2 0-3-0 Scoring 2 goals 4-0-0 3-0-0 1-0-0 Scoring 3 goals 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0Scoring 4+ goals 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 Conceding 0 goals 1-0-1 1-0-1 0-0-0Conceding 1 goals 3-1-2 2-0-2 1-1-0Conceding 2 goals 1-4-0 0-0-0 1-4-0Conceding 3 goals 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0Conceding 4+ goals 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Scoring first 5-1-2 3-0-2 2-1-0Conceding first 0-5-0 0-1-0 0-4-0

Leading at halftime 4-1-2 2-0-2 2-1-0Trailing at halftime 0-4-0 0-0-0 0-4-0Tied at halftime 1-1-1 1-1-1 0-0-0

In March 3-1-1 2-0-1 1-1-0In April 2-1-1 1-0-1 1-1-0In May 0-4-1 0-1-1 0-3-0In June 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0In July 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0In August 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0In September 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0In October 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

On a Tuesday 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0On a Wednesday 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0On a Thursday 0-1-0 0-0-0 0-1-0On a Friday 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0On a Saturday 5-5-2 3-1-2 2-4-0On a Sunday 0-0-1 0-0-1 0-0-0

In red tops 3-3-3 3-1-3 0-2-0In white tops 1-3-0 0-0-0 1-3-0In black tops 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0

2019 FC DALLAS GOALS SCORED

# VS MIN TYPE NOTESGOALSCORER ASSIST 2ND ASSIST

M. BARRIOS

R. ZIEGLER

B. ACOSTA

M. BARRIOS

R. HOLLINGSHEAD

C. GRUEZO

P. POMYKAL

P. POMYKAL

J. FERREIRA

R. ZIEGLER

J. FERREIRA

R. ZIEGLER

J. FERREIRA

B. ACOSTA

D. BADJI

J. FERREIRA

R. HOLLINGSHEAD

D. BADJI

D. BADJI

P. POMYKAL

M. BARRIOS

J, FERREIRA

M. BARRIOS

M. BARRIOS

M. BARRIOS

M. BARRIOS

J. HAYES

D. BADJI

B. REYNOLDS

J. FERREIRA

R. HOLLINGSHEAD

M. HEDGES

E. CERRILLO

S. MOSQUERA

NE

LA

LA

COL

COL

RSL

RSL

RSL

RSL

PHI

POR

POR

ATL

ATL

HOU

NY

LAFC

VAN

13

53

61

35

82

1

32

64

69

10

9

60

6

84

87

45+2

29

85

ROP

PK

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

FK

ROP

PK

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

Michael Barrios scores FC Dallas’ first goal of the 2019 season after receiving a knockdown header from Dominique Badji at midfield and carrying the ball 50 yards into New England’s box before beating the goalkeeper with a low shot into the far post.

Reto Ziegler slots the ball into the bottom right corner of the net from the penalty spot after Diego Polenta fouled Matt Hedges in the box.

Bryan Acosta scores his first goal for FC Dallas with an outstanding first-time volley from outside the box after Paxton Pomykal crossed it back from the end-line.

Michael Barrios opens the scoring for FC Dallas with a low shot into the bottom corner of the net after receiving a pass from Jesus Ferreira in the box.

Ryan Hollingshead scores from a rebound after Tim Howard blocked Zdenek Ondrasek’s low shot and the ball fell to Hollingshead in the box.

Jesus Ferreira finds Michael Barrios at the top of the 18-yard-box, quickly sending a first-touch pass to Carlos Gruezo on the right edge of the area and the Ecuador international fires a shot to the right side of goal.

Paxton Pomykal scores his first MLS goal after beating two defenders inside the box and going head-to-head with Nick Rimando firing straight to the bottom left to give FC Dallas the lead.

Paxton Pomykal calmly nets his second goal of the match with a shot from the top of the 18 that deflects off Nedum Onuoha and past Nick Rimando for the eventual game-winner.

Michael Barrios works his way to the end line before firing a low cross into the box, where Jesus Ferreira finds the back of the net for his first goal of the season.

Reto Ziegler opened the scoring for FC Dallas with a curling, left-footed free kick after Marco Fabian was whistled for fouling Ryan Hollingshead outside the box.

Jesus Ferreira opened the scoring for FC Dallas after being put through on goal when Michael Barrios’ pass deflected off the defender and into his path in behind Portland’s backline.

Reto Ziegler converts a penalty with a left-footed shot to the top right of the net after Jorge Moreira fouls Pablo Aranguiz inside the box.

Jesus Ferreira slotted home the first goal of the match from a Michael Barrios cross outside the box after Barrios intercepted the ball from Atlanta.

Bryan Acosta doubled the lead for FC Dallas in similar fashion to Dallas’ first goal of the match. Edwin Cerrillo sends a long shot to Barrios and Acosta connects with a cross from Barrios to score.

Dominique Badji scored for FC Dallas with a close-range tap in from Michael Barrios’ cross to cut Houston’s lead in half late in the game.

Jesús Ferreira headed in the FC Dallas equalizer in first-half stoppage time from a Jacori Hayes cross.

Ryan Hollingshead slotted one in the bottom right corner of the goal from the center of of the box on a left-footed cross from Dominique Badji.

Dominique Badji scored a late consolation goal after cutting inside from the right flank and dribbling swiftly past two Vancouver defenders before sending a left-footed strike past Maxime Crépeau’s near post and into the back of the net.

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2018 FC DALLAS GOALS SCORED

# VS MIN.TYPE NOTESGOALSCORER ASSIST 2ND ASSIST

Kellyn Acosta accepted a pass at the top of the box from fellow Homegrown midfielder Victor Ulloa and ripped a low shot to the far post that skipped over the hands of Sanchez to make it, 2-0.

Penalty kick earned by Maxi Urruti.

Michael Barrios took the corner kick for FCD, passing short to Mosquera, who beat Dynamo defender Eric Alexander on the dribble and knocked a left-footed cross to the back post. Hedges rose above the crowd to redirect a powerful header past Houston GK to get the 1-0 lead.

Michael Barrios beat Ike Opara for a ball in the defender’s half early on. Barrios regained his balance and chipped the ball over Kansas City goalkeeper Tim Melia to give Dallas the 1-0 lead.

Roland Lamah played Barrios through and the winger once again used his speed to get to a loose ball quicker than Melia in goal. Barrios slid a shot between the legs of the keeper off his line to give FCD a 2-1 lead.

Barrios completed his first hat trick after SKC’s defernders tried to clear the ball from the box. Barrios right footed a shot to the top left corner, gliding off Melia’s gloves.

Cannon won a 50-50 ball at the top of the area. Cannon skipped past a second defender before finding Barrios, who was making an overlapping run down the right edge of the box. Barrios picked up his head and found Roland Lamah at the back post for an easy tap-in goal.

Maxi Urruti clipped the ball between two defenders after chesting the ball down to his feet. Michael Barrios ran on to the pass and clipped a ball into the six-yard box for Badji. The forward used his chest to redirect a shot past Seattle goalkeeper Stefan Frei to tie the match, 1-1.

Shuttleworth made an initial, point-blank save, but the rebound fell to the feet of FC Dallas defender Maynor Figueroa. The Honduran reached back with his left foot to deflect the ball into the back of the net.

Michael Barrios curled a shot over the head of Shuttleworth and into the far side netting. Carlos Gruezo assisted on the play by getting the ball to Barrios at the top of the area.

Michael Barrios beat Dynamo defender Andrew Wenger in a race to a ball just outside the Houston 18-yard box and quickly fired a shot past goalkeeper Joe Willis on the right side.

Michael Barrios sent a dangerous cross into the six-yard box for Dominique Badji. Quakes’ goalkeeper Andrew Tarbell made a diving play to break up the pass, but the deflection went right to Urruti at the top of the area, where he slotted it home right down the middle.

The winger started a rush, sending a long ball across the field for Barrios. Barrios brought the ball down and found a late support runner in Maxi Urruti at the top corner of the penalty area. The opening goal scorer found the late runner in Mosquera who scored his second MLS goal.

Urruti played a through ball to the feet of Cannon on a right side overlap, who sent a cross inside the six-yard box for Dominique Badji making a hard run. Badji slotted his second since joining FCD to the left side of Tarbell in goal.

Maxi Urruti accepted a pass from Carlos Gruezo on the right and chipped the ball to Michael Barrios making a run down the wing. Barrios beat defender DaMarcus Beasley into the box and chipped a shot over goalkeeper Joe Willis to the bottom left corner.

Urruti sent a long down the left flank, where Mosquera pressured defender Andrew Wenger and forced Willis to come off his line. Willis fumbled an attempt at the ball, allowing Mosquera to shoot a long-range shot to the center of the empty goal.

Mosquera worked his way across the top the area before sending a pass to Victor Ulloa inside the 18. Ulloa sent a pass right back to Mosquera, where he took a shot from distance and scored off the right post into the net.

Penalty kick earned by Maxi Urruti.

Santiago Mosquera scores his fourth of the year on a glancing header from a dangerous Maxi Urruti free kick.

Matt Hedges scores a go-ahead header off a Maxi Urruti corner that was flicked towards the back-post by Michael Barrios.

Santiago Mosquera opens the scoring after controlling a low cross from Michael Barrios, cutting back towards goal and firing a right-footed shot.

Victor Ulloa scores his first of the year with a diving header off a free kick by Maxi Urruti.

Maxi Urruti scores the opening goal after getting on the end of Dominique Badji’s cutback from the end-line and tapping in from close range.

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K. Acosta

R. Z iegler

M. Hedges

M. Barr ios

M. Barr ios

M. Barr ios

R. Lamah

D. Badj i

M. F igueroa

M. Barr ios

M. Barr ios

M. Urrut i

S . Mosquera

D. Badj i

M. Barr ios

S. Mosquera

S. Mosquera

R. Z iegler

S. Mosquera

M. Hedges

S. Mosquera

V. Ul loa

M. Urrut i

V. U l loa

S. Mosquera

R. Lamah

M. Urrut i

M. Barr ios

M. Barr ios

C. Gruezo

M. Urrut i

R . Cannon

M. Urrut i

V. U l loa

M. Urrut i

M. Barr ios

M. Barr ios

M. Urrut i

D. Badj i

R . Cannon

M. Urrut i

M. Barr ios

M. Urrut i

M. Urrut i

M. Urrut i

R . Lamah

CHI

CHI

HOU

SKC

SKC

SKC

SJ

SEA

MIN

MIN

HOU

SJ

SJ

SJ

HOU

HOU

HOU

HOU

VAN

VAN

ORL

ORL

COL

74

81

1

23

62

74

23

52

44

57

83

8

51

58

10

48

51

58

42

87

63

69

18

ROP

PK

CK

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

ROP

PK

FK

CK

ROP

FK

ROP

INTERNATIONAL RESULTS

YEAR DATE OPPONENT HOME/AWAY RESULT COMPETITION

1996 NOV. 16 EL SALVADOR SELECTION HOME W, 3-2 FRIENDLY1997 JULY 11 CD GUADALAJARA (MEX) HOME L, 5-0 FRIENDLY DEC. 10 GUATEMALA SELECTION AWAY L, 5-1 FRIENDLY DEC. 12 CSD COMUNICACIONES (GUA) AWAY L, 1-0 FRIENDLY1998 MARCH 4 CD NECAXA (MEX) HOME L, 4-1 CONCACAF WINNERS CUP MARCH 8 CDSC CRUZ AZUL (MEX) HOME L, 2-1 CONCACAF WINNERS CUP NOV. 11 TECOS UAG (MEX) AWAY L, 4-1 FRIENDLY2000 NOV. 3 ATLAS CF (MEX) HOME W, 2-0 FRIENDLY NOV. 6 BACHILLERES (MEX) HOME D, 1-1 FRIENDLY NOV. 8 CD GUADALAJARA (MEX) AWAY L, 1-0 FRIENDLY2001 MARCH 24 CD GUADALAJARA (MEX) HOME D, 2-2 FRIENDLY NOV. 5 CD PLATENSE (HON) HOME D, 0-0 FRIENDLY2002 MARCH 13 W CONNECTION (TRI) HOME W, 3-0 FRIENDLY OCT. 26 CD OLIMPIA (HON) NEUTRAL D, 0-0 (DAL WINS 6-5 ON PK) FRIENDLY2003 JULY 9 CD AGUILA (ESV) HOME D, 3-3 (DAL WINS 3-1 ON PK) FRIENDLY2006 MARCH 22 ATLAS CF (MEX) HOME W, 4-1 FRIENDLY JULY 19 TIGRES UANL (MEX) HOME W, 2-0 RIO GRANDE PLATE JULY 26 TIGRES UANL (MEX) AWAY L, 0-2 (DAL WINS 5-4 ON PK) RIO GRANDE PLATE2007 MARCH 7 CA PARANAENSE (BRA) AWAY L, 3-1 FRIENDLY MARCH 31 CA PARANAENSE (BRA) HOME L, 1-0 FRIENDLY JULY 7 TIGRES UANL (MEX) AWAY L, 2-0 RIO GRANDE PLATE JULY 11 TIGRES UANL (MEX) HOME L, 2-0 RIO GRANDE PLATE JULY 24 CD GUADALAJARA (MEX) HOME D, 1-1 SUPERLIGA JULY 28 CF PACHUCA (MEX) HOME D, 2-2 SUPERLIGA DEC. 1 TT PRO LEAGUE FOREIGN ALL-STARS (TRI)AWAY D, 2-2 (DAL WINS 7-6 ON PK) FRIENDLY DEC. 3 TT PRO LEAGUE LOCAL ALL-STARS (TRI) AWAY L, 1-0 FRIENDLY2008 FEB. 20 TIGRES UANL (MEX) AWAY L, 2-1 RIO GRANDE PLATE MARCH 6 CA PARANAENSE (BRA) AWAY W, 2-0 FRIENDLY MARCH 22 CA PARANAENSE (BRA) HOME W, 2-1 FRIENDLY JUNE 29 CD GUADALAJARA (MEX) HOME L, 2-1 FRIENDLY SEPT. 7 CLUB AMERICA (MEX) HOME W, 2-1 FRIENDLY OCT. 14 TIGRES UANL (MEX) HOME W, 3-2 (DAL LOSES 3-1 ON PK) RIO GRANDE PLATE2009 MARCH 4 CA PARANAENSE (BRA) AWAY L, 4-2 USA-BRAZIL CHALLENGE MARCH 14 CA PARANAENSE (BRA) HOME W, 1-0 (DAL LOSES THE USA-BRAZIL CHALLENGE 5-4 ON PKS) JUNE 10 CS HEREDIANO (CRC) HOME W, 2-0 FRIENDLY JULY 15 CSD COMMUNICACIONES (GUA) HOME W, 2-0 FRIENDLY2010 AUG. 5 INTER MILAN HOME D, 2-2 FRIENDLY2011 MARCH 23 TIGRES UANL (MEX) AWAY L, 2-1 RIO GRANDE PLATE JULY 28 ALIANZA FC (EL SALVADOR) AWAY W, 1-0 CCL AUG. 3 ALIANZA FC (EL SALVADOR) HOME W, 1-0 CCL AUG. 17 PUMAS UNAM (MEX) AWAY W, 1-0 CCL AUG. 24 TORONTO FC (CAN) AWAY W, 1-0 CCL SEPT. 3 TIGRES UANL (MEX) HOME D, 2-1 (DAL WINS RIO GRANDE PLATE 6-5 ON PKS) SEPT. 14 TAURO FC (PAN) HOME D, 1-1 CCL SEPT. 21 PUMAS UNAM HOME L, 2-0 CCL2011 SEPT. 28 TAURO FC (PAN) AWAY L, 5-3 CCL OCT. 18 TORONTO FC (CAN) HOME L, 3-0 CCL2012 SEPT. 9 LEON HOME D, 3-3 (4-3 L IN PKS) FRIENDLY2013 JULY 27 STOKE CITY FC (ENG) HOME L, 1-0 FRIENDLY2014 JULY 23 ASTON VILLA (ENG) HOME L, 2-0 FRIENDLY2016 FEB. 20 ALIANZA FC (EL SALVADOR) HOME W, 4-0 FRIENDLY AUG. 4 REAL ESTELI (NICARAGUA) HOME W, 2-1 CCL AUG. 24 REAL ESTELI (NICARAGUA) AWAY D, 1-1 CCL

INTERNATIONAL RESULTS

YEAR DATE OPPONENT HOME/AWAY RESULT COMPETITION

SEPT. 28 SUCHITEPÉQUEZ (GUATE.) HOME D, 0-0 CCL OCT. 20 SUCHITEPÉQUEZ (GUATE.) AWAY W, 5-2 CCL2017 FEB. 8 LANÚS RESERVES (ARG) AWAY L, 1-0 FRIENDLY FEB. 9 RIVER PLATE (ARG) AWAY D, 1-1 FRIENDLY FEB. 10 SAN LORENZO (ARG) AWAY D, 3-3 FRIENDLY FEB. 11 RACING (ARG) AWAY D, 2-2 FRIENDLY FEB. 12 RIVER PLATE RESERVES (ARG) AWAY W, 2-1 FRIENDLY FEB. 14 LANÚS AWAY D, 1-1 FRIENDLY FEB. 15 ESTUDIANTES DE LA PLATA (ARG)AWAY D, 1-1 FRIENDLY FEB. 23 ARABE UNIDO HOME W, 4-0 CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE QF MARCH 1 ARABE UNIDO AWAY L, 2-1 CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE QF MARCH 15 PACHUCA HOME W, 2-1 CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SF APRIL 4 PACHUCA AWAY L, 3-1 CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SF2018 FEB. 7 SANTA TECLA FC (SAL) HOME D, 1-1 FRIENDLY FEB. 10 CARTAGINES (CR) HOME W, 3-1 FRIENDLY FEB. 21 TAURO FC (PAN) AWAY L, 1-0 CCL R. OF 16 FEB. 28 TAURO FC (PAN) HOME W, 3-2 CCL R. OF 162019 FEB. 9 FC BAYERN MUNICH II HOME W, 4-0 FRIENDLY

NATIONAL SOCCER HALL OF FAMEThe National Soccer Hall of Fame in Toyota Stadium is the first major sport hall of fame to be located within a stadium. The 19,350 square-foot NSHOF complex is comprised of a main museum and exhibition space, the Hall of Fame Club, the Open Cup Club, a media center, locker rooms and retail store called Soccer90. The National Soccer Hall of Fame officially opened to the public on November 2, 2018 after not having a home for the past seven years after being located in Oneonta, NY from 1979-2010. It was officially recognized as the NSHOF by U.S. Soccer in 1983.

• The NSHOF features 400 prized artifacts which help tell the rich history of soccer in America - including the 1991, 1999 and 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup trophies.• NEC’s state-of-the-art NeoFace® facial recognition software will offer Hall of Fame visitors the opportunity to customize their Hall of Fame experience.• Visitors can participate in a virtual skills challenge where they can practice their juggling, shooting and passing with expert instruction from U.S. soccer legends Alexi Lalas, Shannon Boxx and Cobi Jones.• Visitors can imitate U.S. goalkeepers Tim Howard or Briana Scurry with the help of the HTC Vive Pro Virtual Reality headset and attempt to match their game-saving heroics.• Using 84-inch 4K touchscreens, visitors can learn more about legendary U.S. Women’s National Team players as well as some of MLS’ greatest moments.• Guests can test their soccer knowledge with the Hall of Fame’s live-action digital trivia game.The NSHOF was founded in 1950 by a group of former players known as the Philadelphia Old Timers Association. In 1983, it was recognized by the U.S. Soccer Federation as the official National Soccer Hall of Fame. • Cindy Parlow, Brad Friedel, Tiffeny Milbrett, Bob Contiguglia and MLS Commissioner Don Garber, who deferred his National Hall of Fame induction from 2016, were part of the first class to be inducted to the Hall of Fame on October 20, 2018. • Legendary soccer broadcaster, JP Dellacamera was awarded the Colin Jose Media Award during the 2018 National Soccer Hall of Fame induction ceremony. He has called nine consecutive FIFA World Cups on television or radio, and five FIFA Women’s World Cups, including the 1999 and 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cups won by the U.S. Women’s National Team.

TOYOTA STADIUMOpened on August 6, 2005, Toyota Stadium and Toyota Soccer Center is a 145-acre multipurpose sports and entertainment facility located at the intersection of Main Street and Dallas North Tollway in Frisco, Texas. It is the home stadium for FC Dallas and hosts the FCS title game, the DXL Frisco Bowl as well a variety of concerts, tournaments and other events.

The National Soccer Hall of Fame opened in Toyota Stadium’s south end in 2018 as part of a more than $55 million renovation to the facility which includes new locker rooms and two new club spaces.

The combination of a world-class stadium and a sports park make Toyota Stadium one of the best and most unique soccer facilities in the world. Included in the facility is the 20,500 state-of-the-art pro soccer stadium and 17 tournament-sized fields.

• The playing surface is approximately 380’ x 235’ which is just over two acres. Many of the world’s most famous structures could lay flat on Toyota Stadium’s playing field:• London’s Big Ben (315’ tall)• Pisa’s Leaning Tower of Pisa (186’ tall)• Paris’ Arc de Triomphe (162’ tall)

• With the completion of the National Soccer Hall of Fame in Toyota Stadium, Frisco is now home to two national museums. The National Videogame Museum is also located in Frisco.

• Toyota Stadium and Toyota Soccer Center has received multiple honors. It has won: • Sports Turf Managers Association Professional Soccer Field of the Year• Best Sports Venue in DFW according to D Magazine

• The stadium playing field is manicured daily with reel lawn mowers to ensure the grass is consistently between ½ and ¾ inches in height – roughly the same height at Augusta National Golf Club, the official site of The Masters Golf Tournament.

• When Toyota Stadium was built in 2005, Frisco’s population was 70,736, according to the United States Census Bureau. The City of Frisco estimates the current population to be roughly 184,000. By 2022, the City of Frisco forecasts the population to grow more than 234,000 residents putting Frisco on par with cities such as Bakersfield, California and Orlando, Florida.

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NE LA CLB COL RSL PHI POR ATL SJ HOU NYR LFC LFC VAN

1-1 2-0 0-1 2-1 4-2 1-2 2-1 2-1 0-0 1-2 1-3 0-2 1-1 1-2

1 Jesse Gonzalez 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G

2 Reggie Cannon 90D 45D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90M 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 73D

3 Reto Ziegler 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D

4 Bressan 3 61D 90D 90D 90D

5 Moises Hernandez

6 Marquinhos Pedroso 45 74D

7 Carlos Gruezo 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 64M

8 Bryan Acosta 90M 90M 82M 37 18 64M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M

9 Cristian Colman

10 Pablo Aranguiz 1 8 67M 65M 72M 12 90F 90M 41 56M 60M

11 Santiago Mosquera 81F 79F 70F 23 18 26 26 90M

12 Ryan Hollingshead 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90M 90D 80D 64M 27 90M 90D

13 Zdenek Ondrasek 12 8 28 26 63F 25 30

14 Dominique Badji 90F 90F 90F 78M 45 26 29F 65M 90M

15 Jacori Hayes 73M 25 90M 12 4 78M 90M 90M 79M

17 Francis Atuahene

18 Brandon Servania 2

19 Paxton Pomykal 17 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 86M 45F

20 Jimmy Maurer 90G

21 Michael Barrios 90F 89F 90F 90M 90M 74M 90M 90F 90F 90F 49M 90M

22 Ema Twumasi 14

23 Thomas Roberts 11 62M 12 11

24 Matt Hedges 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 49D

25 Callum Montgomery

26 John Nelson 16 16 29 10 90D 76D 34 90D

27 Jesus Ferreira 9 20 79F 82F 88F 87F 72F 78F 64F 61 90M 89F 90F

29 Bryan Reynolds 1 17

30 Kyle Zobeck

33 Edwin Cerrillo 11 90M 53M 90M 78M 90M 90M 90M

"00" = 100 minutes played

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Game #1 03/02/2019 DAL 1 vs NE 1 T Barrios 1 (Badji 1) 13

Game #2 03/09/2019 DAL 2 vs LA 0 W Ziegler 1 (penalty kick) 53; Acosta 1 (Pomykal 1) 61

Game #3 03/16/2019 DAL 0 at CLB 1 L

Game #4 03/23/2019 DAL 2 vs COL 1 W Barrios 2 (unassisted) 35; Hollingshead 1 (unassisted) 82

Game #5 03/30/2019 DAL 4 at RSL 2 W Gruezo 1 (Barrios 1, Ferreira 1) 1; Pomykal 1 (unassisted) 32; Pomykal 2 (Ferreira 2, Hollingshead 1) 64;

Ferreira 1 (Barrios 2, Hedges 1) 69

Game #6 04/06/2019 DAL 1 at PHI 2 L Ziegler 2 (free kick) 10

Game #7 04/13/2019 DAL 2 vs POR 1 W Ferreira 2 (unassisted) 9; Ziegler 3 (penalty kick) 60

Game #8 04/20/2019 DAL 2 at ATL 1 W Ferreira 3 (Barrios 3) 6; Acosta 2 (Barrios 4, Cerrillo 1) 84

Game #9 04/27/2019 DAL 0 vs SJ 0 T

Game #10 05/04/2019 DAL 1 at HOU 2 L Badji 1 (Barrios 5, Mosquera 1) 87

Game #11 05/11/2019 DAL 1 vs NYR 3 L Ferreira 4 (Hayes 1) 47+

Game #12 05/16/2019 DAL 0 at LFC 2 L

Game #13 05/19/2019 DAL 1 vs LFC 1 T Hollingshead 2 (Badji 2) 29

Game #14 05/25/2019 DAL 1 at VAN 2 L Badji 2 (Reynolds 1) 85

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MATCH PREVIEWMATCH INFORMATIONFollowing a 3-2 road loss on Sunday at Sporting Kansas City, Sounders FC (7-2-5, 26 points) continues its four-match road swing this Saturday, June 1 against FC Dallas (5-6-3, 18 points) at Toyota Stadium (5:00 p.m. PT / JOEtv, YouTube TV, Univision-Seattle, 950 KJR AM, El Rey 1360 AM).

Sounders FC is 12-6-6 all-time in the regular season against FC Dallas, and 2-2-2 in postseason play. Sounders FC is without the services of suspended midielder Nico Lodeiro this weekend due to yellow-card accu-mulation.

Following Saturday’s match, Brian Schmetzer’s club travels to Montreal for the lone match of the season against the Impact (6-6-3, 21 points) on Wednesday, June 5 at Stade Saputo (4:30 p.m. PT / JOEtv, YouTube TV, 950 KJR AM, El Rey 1360 AM).

Table of Contents Page2019 Schedule 2This Week at FC Dallas 3Sounders FC Weekly Notes 4Season Splits 9Sounders FC History 112019 Roster 122019 Statistics and Box Scores 13Sounders FC Mini-Bios 15

QUESTIONABLE

Kim (L knee pain)Rodríguez (L hamstring strain)Svensson (L hamstring strain)

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Morris (R hamstring strain)

INJURY REPORT

Kickoff: June 1, 2019 | 5:00 p.m. PT

Location: Toyota Stadium | Frisco, TX

Referee: Baldomero Toledo

Assistants: Apolinar Mariscal, Adam Garner

Fourth Official: Alejandro Mariscal

VAR: Hilario Grajeda

BROADCAST INFORMATION

Local TV: JOEtv

Regional TV: YouTube TV

Local Radio (Simulcast): 950 KJR AM

Talent: Matt Johnson, Kasey Keller and Steve Zakuani

Pre-Match, Halftime and Post-Match Radio Talent: Jackson Felts,

Pete Fewing and Danny Jackson

Local Radio (Spanish): El Rey 1360 AM

Talent: Mario Rodriguez, Felipe Maqueda and Carlos Tapia

MEDIA SERVICES

A variety of media resources - including player and coach interviews,

archived press releases, PR contacts, photos for editorial use, game

guides and credential request forms - can be found via SoundersFC.com/Media.

Audio files - including post-match media scrums with players and Head

Coach Brian Schmetzer’s press conferences - can be found via Sound-Cloud.com/SoundersFC.

2019 SNAPSHOT SEATTLE DALLASOverall Record 7-2-5 5-6-3Goals Scored 24 18Goals Allowed 17 19

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSGoals Ruidíaz (5) Ferreira (4)Assists Lodeiro (8) Barrios (5)Goalkeeper Frei (1.21) Gonzalez (1.31)

SEATTLE SOUNDERS FCAT

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Smith Kim Leerdam

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2019 SOUNDERS FC SCHEDULEMLS REGULAR SEASON RECORD: 7-2-5 (HOME: 6-0-2; AWAY: 1-2-3) 2019 ALL COMPETITIONS RECORD: 7-2-5 (HOME: 6-0-2; AWAY: 1-2-3)

DAY DATE OPPONENT TIME (PT) TV/ATT. W-L-D POS GOAL SCORERS FEBRUARY (0-0-0, 0 GF, 0 GA)Wed. 2/20 Club Nacional L, 0-2 32,233 Friendly SEA: None; NAC: Bergessio (19), Rodriguez (53)

MARCH (3-0-1, 10 GF, 3 GA) Sat. 3/2 FC Cincinnati W, 4-1 39,011 1-0-0 T-1 SEA: Leerdam (27), Morris (33, 43), Ruidíaz (87); CIN: Bertone (13)Sat. 3/9 Colorado W, 2-0 37,725 2-0-0 T-1 SEA: Leerdam (5), Ruidíaz (8); COL: NoneSat. 3/16 at Chicago W, 4-2 10,032 3-0-0 2 SEA: Rodriguez (8), Morris (15), Lodeiro (49), Ruidíaz (88) CHI: Edwards (56), Herbers (84)Sat. 3/30 at Vancouver D, 0-0 24,803 3-0-1 T-2 None

APRIL (2-1-2, 8 GF, 9 GA)Sat. 4/6 Real Salt Lake W, 1-0 37,722 4-0-1 2 SEA: Lodeiro (18); RSL: None Sat. 4/13 Toronto FC W, 3-2 37,722 5-0-1 2 SEA: Bruin (24, 66), C. Roldan (68); TOR: Altidore (11) Sun. 4/21 at Los Angeles FC L, 1-4 22,221 5-1-1 3 SEA: Shipp (51); LAFC: Vela (12, 55), Atuesta (39), Ramirez (61)Wed. 4/24 San Jose D, 2-2 37,722 5-1-2 3 SEA: Leerdam (65), Shipp (67); SJ: Salinas (34, 53)Sun. 4/28 Los Angeles FC D, 1-1 38,581 5-1-3 3 SEA: Morris (1); LAFC: Vela (4) MAY (2-1-2, 6 GF, 5 GA)Sat. 5/4 at Minnesota D, 1-1 19,832 5-1-4 T-3 SEA: C. Roldan (42); MIN: Opara (26) Sat. 5/11 Houston W, 1-0 39,232 6-1-4 T-3 SEA: C. Roldan (5); HOU: None Wed. 5/15 Orlando City SC W, 2-1 37,722 7-1-4 2 SEA: Ruidíaz (19), Bwana (68); ORL: Mueller (75) Sat. 5/18 at Philadelphia D, 0-0 18,540 7-1-5 2 None Sun. 5/26 at Sporting KC L, 2-3 19,882 7-2-5 2 SEA: Ruidíaz (63), Leerdam (71); SKC: Russell (29, 45+1, 68)

JUNE (0-0-0, 0 GF, 0 GA)Sat. 6/1 at FC Dallas 5:00 p.m. JOEtv Wed. 6/5 at Montreal 4:30 p.m. JOEtv Sat. 6/29 Vancouver 7:00 p.m. JOEtv

JULY (0-0-0, 0 GF, 0 GA)Wed. 7/3 at New York City 4:00 p.m. JOEtv Sat. 7/6 at Columbus 4:30 p.m. JOEtv Sun. 7/14 Atlanta 1:00 p.m. ESPN Wed. 7/17 Borussia Dortmund 7:30 p.m. JOEtv Sun. 7/21 Portland 6:30 p.m. FS1 Sat. 7/27 at Houston 5:00 p.m. JOEtv

AUGUST (0-0-0, 0 GF, 0 GA)Sun. 8/4 Sporting KC 7:00 p.m. FS1Sat. 8/10 New England 1:00 p.m. JOEtvWed. 8/14 at Real Salt Lake 7:00 p.m. JOEtvSat. 8/17 at LA Galaxy 7:00 p.m. ESPN2Fri. 8/23 at Portland 7:00 p.m. ESPN

SEPTEMBER (0-0-0, 0 GF, 0 GA)Sun. 9/1 LA Galaxy 3:00 p.m. FS1Sat. 9/7 at Colorado 6:00 p.m. JOEtv Sun. 9/15 NY Red Bulls 12:30 p.m. ESPNWed. 9/18 FC Dallas 7:30 p.m. JOEtvSun. 9/22 at D.C. 5:00 p.m. JOEtvSun. 9/29 at San Jose 4:30 p.m. JOEtv

OCTOBER (0-0-0, 0 GF, 0 GA)Sun. 10/6 Minnesota 1:00 p.m. JOEtv

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THIS WEEK AT FC DALLAS

ALL-TIME MLS SERIES LEADERS SOUNDERS FC DALLASGoals 5 Neagle 4 MichelAssists 4 3 players tied 3 MichelShots 34 Montero 20 Castillo/DiazShots on Goal 13 Dempsey/Montero 8 UrrutiFouls Committed 34 Alonso 20 PerezFouls Suffered 25 Alonso 23 Benitez

Wins 6 Frei 3 SeitzShutouts 5 Frei 3 SeitzSaves 26 Frei 17 FernandezGoals Allowed 14 Frei 10 Fernandez

ALL-TIME MLS SERIES RESULTS Seattle Sounders FC Record: 12-6-6 Home Games: 9-1-1 Road Games: 3-5-5

DATE RESULT W/L/D LOCATION05/16/2009 SEA 1 at DAL 1 D Pizza Hut Park10/24/2009 SEA 2 vs DAL 1 W CenturyLink Field04/22/2010 SEA 2 at DAL 2 D Pizza Hut Park07/11/2010 SEA 1 vs DAL 1 D CenturyLink Field05/25/2011 SEA 0 vs DAL 1 L CenturyLink Field08/20/2011 SEA 1 at DAL 0 W Pizza Hut Park05/09/2012 SEA 2 at DAL 0 W FC Dallas Stadium09/02/2012 SEA 1 at DAL 1 D FC Dallas Stadium10/21/2012 SEA 3 vs DAL 1 W CenturyLink Field05/18/2013 SEA 4 vs DAL 2 W CenturyLink Field08/03/2013 SEA 3 vs DAL 0 W CenturyLink Field10/19/2013 SEA 0 at DAL 2 L Toyota Stadium04/12/2014 SEA 3 at DAL 2 W Toyota Stadium05/07/2014 SEA 2 vs DAL 1 W CenturyLink Field09/24/2014 SEA 1 at DAL 3 L Toyota Stadium03/28/2015 SEA 0 at DAL 0 D Toyota Stadium06/13/2015 SEA 3 vs DAL 0 W CenturyLink Field05/14/2016 SEA 0 at DAL 2 L Toyota Stadium07/13/2016 SEA 5 vs DAL 0 W CenturyLink Field10/16/2016 SEA 1 at DAL 2 L Toyota Stadium09/16/2017 SEA 0 at DAL 0 D Toyota Stadium10/15/2017 SEA 4 vs DAL 0 W CenturyLink Field03/18/2018 SEA 0 at DAL 3 L Toyota Stadium08/12/2018 SEA 2 vs DAL 1 W CenturyLink Field

POSTSEASON RESULTS

11/02/2014 SEA 1 at DAL 1 D Toyota Stadium11/10/2014 SEA 0 vs DAL 0 D CenturyLink Field11/01/2015 SEA 2 vs DAL 1 W CenturyLink Field11/08/2015 SEA 1 at DAL 2 L (2OT) Toyota Stadium10/30/2016 SEA 3 vs DAL 0 W CenturyLink Field11/06/2016 SEA 1 at DAL 2 L Toyota Stadium

MLS SERIES SNAPSHOT SOUNDERS FC DALLASCategory 1 2 Total 1 2 TotalGoals 17 24 41 12 14 26Shots 123 164 287 143 154 297Shots on Goal 47 63 110 43 47 90Fouls 152 170 322 169 166 335Offsides 28 30 58 17 23 40 Corner Kicks 51 54 105 57 56 113

Goals Scored in 15-Minute Intervals: 1-15 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90 TotalSEA 5 8 4 5 11 8 41DAL 5 3 4 4 2 8 26

SOUNDERS FC DALLASGoals 2 5 players tied 2 3 players tiedAssists 2 5 players tied 2 Escobar (9/24/14)Shots 6 Johnson/Dempsey 7 Jackson/UrrutiShots on Goal 4 Johnson (5/18/13) 4 Urruti (3/18/18)Fouls Committed 6 Montero (9/2/12) 7 Perez (5/7/14)Fouls Suffered 6 Ljungberg (10/24/09) 5 dos Santos/Ferreira

Saves 6 Frei (3/18/18) 7 Fernandez (5/7/14)Goals Allowed 3 Frei (twice) 5 Seitz (7/13/16)

ALL-TIME MLS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS

With 26 points (7-2-5) so far in 2019, Sounders FC is tied for its second best start through 14 games in club history. Seattle’s 2014 campaign recorded 29 points (9-3-2) through 14 games, while the club’s 2015 campaign also record-ed 26 points (8-4-2). This season marks the first time in club history that the Rave Green have lost just twice in their first 14 games of a season.

It’s also the first time since 2016 that the Rave Green have earned more than 16 points through their first 14 games of a season. Seattle earned 16 points through its first 14 games of 2016 and 2017, with the club reaching MLS Cup each of those two seasons, and just 12 points (3-8-3) last season, despite finishing the campaign second in the Western Conference.

POINTS THROUGH FIRST 14 GAMES - CLUB HISTORY

YEAR PTS. (W-L-D) PTS. (W-L-D) POSTSEASON (THROUGH 14 GP) (SEASON) FINISH

2009 21 (5-3-6) 47 (12-7-11) Conference Semifinals2010 15 (4-7-3) 48 (14-10-6) Conference Semifinals2011 20 (5-4-5) 63 (18-7-9) Conference Semifinals2012 24 (7-4-3) 56 (15-8-11) Conferenc Finals2013 21 (6-5-3) 52 (15-12-7) Conference Semifinals2014 29 (9-3-2) 64 (20-10-4) Conference Finals*2015 26 (8-4-2) 51 (15-13-6) Conference Semifinals2016 16 (5-8-1) 48 (14-14-6) Won MLS Cup2017 16 (4-6-4) 53 (14-9-11) Lost MLS Cup2018 12 (3-8-3) 59 (18-11-5) Conference Semifinals2019 26 (7-2-5) TBD TBD

*Won Supporters’ Shield

HOT START TO 2019

LAST MATCHUP VS. FC DALLAS

Goals on either side of halftime from Chad Marshall and Nicolás Lodeiro pro-pelled Seattle Sounders FC to a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Western Confer-ence-leading FC Dallas in front of 39,522 fans at CenturyLink Field on Sunday, August 12, 2018. In addition to the assembled crowd inside CenturyLink, a national television audience on FS1 witnessed Brian Schmetzer’s side extend its unbeaten run to eight matches (6-0-2), bolstered by five consecutive victories. That mark tied the franchise-best mark for consecutive wins, with Seattle continuing its climb from the bottom of the Western Conference and into postseason contention.

Marshall rose to meet a Lodeiro corner kick before the stroke of halftime, bagging his ninth Sounders FC goal since (including postseason play). The three-time MLS Defender of the Year beat Matt Hedges on a near-post run, converting Lodeiro’s lofted ball across the face of Dallas goalkeeper Jesse Gonzalez in the 41st minute.

FC Dallas responded following the intermission with an intricate team goal that was punctuated by striker Dominique Badji. Fullback Marquinhos Pedroso initiated the attack from the left flank, before Maxi Urruti and Michael Barrios played a deft one-two combination that was squared for an onrushing Badji in the 52nd minute of action.

However, the even scoreline was short-lived, with Lodeiro nine minutes later firing a crafty free kick through traffic inside the 18-yard-box that spun and skipped into the back of Gonzalez’s net, vaulting the Rave Green to an even-tual victory.


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MATCH NOTES: SEA-SKC (5/26/19)• With last weekend’s result, Sounders FC remains in second place in the Western Conference with 26 points (7-2-5), one point ahead of third-place LA Galaxy and eight points behind Supporters’ Shield leader LAFC.

• Sounders FC moves to 9-6-4 all-time in MLS regular season play against Sporting, including a 4-4-2 mark in Kansas City.

• With last weekend’s result, Seattle’s unbeaten run of six matches comes to a close. Sounders FC had previously earned two wins and four draws dating back to April 21.

• Raúl Ruidíaz’s goal in the 63rd minute of play was his fifth strike of 2019 in nine games played, good for the team lead in scoring.

• Kelvin Leerdam’s header in the 71st minute of play was his fourth strike of 2019, tied with Jordan Morris for second on the team.

• Captain Nico Lodeiro earned the assist on Leerdam’s goal, good for his eighth assist in league play this season. The Uruguayan is now second in Major League Soccer in assists.

• Newly-signed Designated Player Xavier Arreaga made his Sounders FC debut on Sunday, just days after arriving in Seattle from Ecuador. The central defender came into the match in relief of injured centerback Kim Kee-hee, who exited today’s contest in Kansas City in the 38th minute.

• With a yellow card in the 60th minute, Lodeiro is now suspended for the June 1 match in Dallas due to yellow card accumulation. Coming into Sunday’s game, the Uruguayan had four yellow cards to his name.

SOUNDERS FC WEEKLY NOTES

THE RUIDÍAZ IMPACTSounders FC striker Raúl Ruidíaz has 18 goals in 25 appearances across all competitions since coming to Seattle last Summer, including a team-high 10 goals in 14 MLS regular-season appearances in 2018 and three goals in two postseason fixtures. Ruidíaz also established a new club record by scoring in eight consecutive appearances (including postseason) from September 29, 2018 - March 16, 2019. Despite missing all of April with a heel contusion, he leads the team with five goals this season.

Sounders FC announced that it signed defender Xavier Arreaga and defender / midfielder Joevin Jones prior to the 10:00 p.m. Pacific Time deadline on Tuesday, May 7 for Major League Soccer’s primary transfer window. Arreaga, a 24-year-old centerback, joins Sounders FC from Ecuadorian side Barcelona SC, where he spent the last four seasons. Jones returns to Seattle from SV Darmstadt 98 of Germany, where he has played since leaving Sounders FC following the 2017 season. Arreaga is being added to Seattle’s roster as a Designated Player, while Jones is being signed with Targeted Allocation Money (TAM). Arreaga joined Sounders FC last week and made his MLS debut at Sporting Kansas City on Sunday, May 26, while Jones joined the club this week and is eligible to play on Saturday at FC Dallas.

Arreaga, 24, played 6,787 minutes across four seasons for Barcelona of Guayaquil in the Ecuadorian topflight, starting 78 of his 79 appearances. The defender tallied eight goals with the Ecuadorian club, including three each in the 2017 and 2018 seasons. Arreaga started all 10 of his appearances in 2019, registering 887 minutes played. He previously spent two seasons to start his pro career with Manta FC of Ecuador, scoring four goals in 2015. He earned his first international cap for Ecuador in a 2-1 friendly win over Panama on November 20, 2018. In order to add Arreaga to the club’s First Team roster as a Designated Player, Targeted Allocation Money was used to buy down the contract of Seattle winger Víctor Rodríguez.

Jones, 27, returns to Seattle after spending the past two seasons with SV Darmstadt 98, where he recorded 44 appearances with six goals over two seasons in 2. Bundesliga, the German second division. Prior to Darmstadt, Jones spent the 2016 and 2017 seasons with Seattle, helping the club to back-to-back MLS Cup appearances and the 2016 title. Jones recorded three goals and 14 assists in two seasons with Sounders FC, including a career-high 11 helpers in 2017. He also added five assists in 11 postseason appearances in 2016 and 2017. Jones is a mainstay for the Trinidad & Tobago National Team, where he has 71 career caps and eight goals.

SOUNDERS FC ADD PAIR AT DEADLINE

Sounders FC is currently amidst an 11-match home unbeaten streak (9-0-2) dating back to September 29 of last season. The current streak is tied for the third-longest in club history and just three shy of the franchise record of 14 (10-0-4) set in 2013. Brian Schmetzer’s side matched the third-longest streak in Seattle’s MLS history on Wednesday’s matchup vs. Orlando City SC, equaling the home run of 7-0-4 from July 13, 2016-May 6, 2017.

Following Saturday’s match at FC Dallas, the Rave Green have one more away match before returning home vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC on Saturday, June 29. Seattle’s last home match came on May 15 vs. Orlando City SC before the club embarked on four-match road swing.

MOST CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES UNBEATEN - CLUB HISTORY (MLS)

STREAK RECORD DATES14 10-0-4 3/16 - 9/29/201313 10-0-3 5/2/2017 - 3/4/201811 9-0-2 9/29/2018 - present11 7-0-4 7/13/2016 - 5/6/20178 4-0-4 4/25 - 7/25/2009

STREAKING SOUNDERS


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SOUNDERS FC WEEKLY NOTESCHAD MARSHALL ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM PROFESSIONAL SOCCER

Seattle Sounders FC defender Chad Marshall on Wednesday, May 22 announced his retirement from professional soccer due to injury. The 34-year-old concludes a historic 16-year Major League Soccer career with Sounders FC and Columbus Crew SC, in which he became the only player in league history to win MLS De-fender of the Year three times. Marshall finishes his career with seven major trophies and ranks second all-time among field players in all participation categories (appearances, starts and minutes played).

“After more than 15 years of living my childhood dream, the time has come for me to hang up the boots,” said Marshall. “I’d like to thank everyone that has played a part in my career. To my teammates, support staff and coaches: you’ve been my second family. The locker room is what I’ll miss the most. Thank you to the fans of Seattle and Columbus for supporting me throughout the years, as well as the Sounders FC and Columbus Crew SC organizations for giving me a chance to represent them on the field. Most importantly, I’d like to thank my family. I’m forever indebted to them for the sacrifices they’ve made in allowing me to pursue this dream. From heartbreaking losses to MLS Cup wins, own goals to cartwheels, it’s been a blast.”

The second overall selection in the 2004 MLS SuperDraft, Marshall’s accolades across his 16-year career include three MLS Defender of the Year honors (2008, 2009, 2014), four MLS Best XI selections (2008, 2009, 2014, 2018) and four MLS All-Star appearances (2009, 2010, 2014, 2015). On the team side, he is a two-time MLS Cup Champion (2008 with Columbus; 2016 with Seattle) and a four-time Supporters’ Shield winner (2004, 2008 and 2009 with Columbus; 2014 with Seattle), in addition to winning the 2014 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup with Sounders FC. He ranks fourth overall and second among field players in MLS history with 409 appearances, 404 starts and 35,843 minutes played (regular season only), recording 26 goals and 16 assists. He also has 30 career appearances and three goals in the Audi MLS Cup Playoffs.

Playing his final professional match on May 4 at Minnesota United, Marshall has been listed on the club’s injury report with right knee inflammation in recent weeks.

“When we traded for Chad back in December of 2013, Head Coach Sigi Schmid really believed in him, and he challenged us to go and get one of the best defenders in league history,” said Sounders FC Owner Adrian Hanauer. “Despite being a known commodity across MLS, Chad still exceeded all of our expecta-tions during his time in Seattle. On top of his exceptional play on the field, Chad brought a level of veteran stability and leadership to the locker room and was an excellent member of the Seattle community. On behalf of the club, I extend my heartfelt thanks for his service and consider it an honor to have watched him in Rave Green.”

Marshall came to Sounders FC via trade prior to the 2014 season after 10 years with Columbus Crew SC. In his five-plus seasons with Seattle, the reliable center-back started 154 of his 156 career regular-season appearances (fourth in club history in both categories), recording 10 goals and six assists. In his first season in Rave Green, Marshall started all 31 of his appearances and helped the club to its first Supporters’ Shield and fourth U.S. Open Cup title, in addition to starting all four postseason matches and earning MLS Defender of the Year and Best XI honors. He helped Seattle to back-to-back MLS Cup appearances in 2016 and 2017, starting all 11 of the club’s postseason matches in those seasons. In his last full season in 2018, Marshall finished runner-up for MLS Defender of the Year and earned his fourth Best XI selection. He appeared in 19 of Sounders FC’s 20 postseason matches during his time in Seattle, and scored a 90th-minute goal in the second leg of the 2015 Western Conference Semifinals against FC Dallas. For his contributions, Marshall was voted by his teammates as Sounders FC Defender of the Year four times (2014, 2016-2018) in his five full seasons with the club.

“Thank you, Chad. It was a privilege to have such a smart, humble player as part of the Sounders for so long, one of the greatest careers for any domestic player in MLS history,” said Sounders FC General Manager & President of Soccer Garth Lagerwey. “We really enjoyed having Chad as part of this organization, from his wickedly funny personality to everything he brought on and off the field. Chad is going to be successful with whatever comes next, and he will always be part of the Sounders family.”


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SOUNDERS FC WEEKLY NOTESCHAD MARSHALL ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM PROFESSIONAL SOCCER

After being selected by Columbus Crew SC second overall out of Stanford, Marshall spent 10 seasons for the Ohio side and is the club’s all-time leader in appearances (253), starts (250) and minutes played (22,220), recording 16 goals and 10 assists in regular-season action. He also scored twice in 11 postseason appearances, including tallies in the 2008 Eastern Conference Championship and the game-winning goal in the 2008 MLS Cup Final. He helped Columbus capture the Supporters’ Shield in 2004, 2008 and 2009, and earned MLS Defender of the Year and Best XI honors in 2008 and 2009. On the club side, he took home the team’s 2011 MVP award, Defender of the Year honor four times (2008-2010, 2013) and was awarded the first Breakout Performance of the Year honor in 2004.

“Ever since he came to Seattle, Chad has been a massive influence on our franchise, whether it was his play on the field or his impact off of it, he is a true champion,” said Sounders FC Head Coach Brian Schmetzer. “It’s hard to put into words all of the positive things he has brought to the club and his teammates. It has been an honor to coach such a fantastic American player, arguably one the best defenders in MLS history. I’d like to thank him for what he’s done in the Sounders community and wish him the best in whatever he decides to do next. We, the players and staff will miss him, and our league has lost a great player.”

Marshall earned 12 international caps for the U.S. Men’s National Team in his career, including five appearances in a runner-up finish at the 2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup. He scored his lone international goal in his first match with the USMNT, a 3-0 friendly win over Colombia on March 9, 2005 in Fullerton, California. After nearly seven years of absence from the national team, Marshall started and played 90 minutes in a scoreless draw with Serbia on January 29, 2017 in San Diego.

“Chad is one of the best athletes I ever played with or helped bring to a club in a management role,” said Sounders FC Vice President of Soccer & Sporting Director Chris Henderson. “He won champi-onships on multiple teams and his longevity and consistency are a testament to the measure of his value in this league. We were fortunate to have him contribute to our success for so many years here in Seattle.” A standout at Stanford from 2002 through 2003, Marshall started 39 of his 40 appearances, registering three goals with two assists. He was named to the 2002 NCAA College Cup All-Tournament Team after helping the Cardinal reach the championship match, and he earned All-Pac-10 honors both seasons. Prior to Stanford, he was a standout at Rubidoux High School in Riverside, California, where he earned NCSAA All-American honors as a senior in 2002, in addition to being named a Parade All-American in 2001 and 2002, as well as Parade’s Best Defender in 2002.

Chad Marshall became just the second field player in league history to record 400 career starts in March 30’s scoreless draw at Vancouver (Jeff Larentowicz became the third on May 12).

Marshall, the only three-time MLS Defender of the Year, currently ranks second all-time among outfield players in career appearances (409), starts (404) and minutes played (35,843), trailing only Kyle Beck-erman in all categories (including goalkeepers, he ranks fourth in those categories. Marshall began his MLS career in 2004 with Columbus Crew SC and spent 10 years with the Black & Gold before moving to Seattle.

Marshall also ranks fourth in Sounders FC club history with 156 appearances, 154 starts and 13,623 minutes played in MLS regular-season play with Seattle. He has been voted Sounders FC Defender of the Year in each of the past three seasons, and four of the last five overall.

CAREER MLS APPEARANCES (REGULAR SEASON)

TEAM GP GS MIN Nick Rimando 495 495 44,626 Kyle Beckerman 472 441 39,431Kevin Hartman 416 411 37,260Chad Marshall 409 404 35,843Jeff Larentowicz 404 379 33,741

CAREER SOUNDERS FC APPEARANCES (MLS REGULAR SEASON)

TEAM GP GS MIN Osvaldo Alonso 277 266 23,380 Brad Evans 200 179 15,487Stefan Frei 178 178 15,974Chad Marshall 156 154 13,623Leo Gonzalez 137 120 10,638

CHAD MARSHALL: MR. 400


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SOUNDERS FC WEEKLY NOTESBY THE NUMBERS

5: Goals scored this season by Raúl Ruidíaz, leading the club.

8: Assists recorded by Nico Lodeiro this season, second in MLS.

11: Current home unbeaten streak for Sounders FC (9-0-2).

10: Consecutive postseason berths for Sounders FC, the longest current streak in MLS and tied for the longest in league history.

13: Homegrown Player signings in club history, with Danny Leyva and Alfon-so Ocampo-Chavez as the latest additions.

25: Jersey number for new Sounders FC defender Xavier Arreaga.

33: Jersey number for defender / midfielder Joevin Jones, who joined the club this week. It is the same number Jones wore for Seattle in 2016-2017.

49: Saves recorded this season by Stefan Frei, third in MLS.

56: Fouls suffered by Nico Lodeiro this season, leading MLS. He is third in MLS with 30 fouls caused.

70: Career MLS regular-season goals for forward Will Bruin, tied for fifth all-time among active players.

71: Career regular-season shutouts for Sounders FC goalkeeper Stefan Frei, good for seventh in league history.

85: Corner kicks taken by Lodeiro this season, leading MLS and 26 ahead of second place.

567: Regular-season points recorded by Sounders FC since joining MLS in 2009, the most among all teams.

PLAYERS IN PLAYERS OUTXavier Arreaga - May 7 Chad Marshall - May 22

Joevin Jones - May 7 Jordan McCrary - February 26

Alfonso Ocampo-Chavez - May 1 Waylon Francis - February 5

Danny Leyva - April 9 Contract options not exercised on four players - November 19

Saad Abdul-Salaam - February 26

Trey Muse - January 15

Jonathan Campbell - December 28

TRANSACTION TRACKER

Sounders FC Academy U-17s won the 2019 Generation adidas Cup Cham-pions Division, defeating Spanish side Valencia CF 1-0 in the final last month in Frisco, Texas. As the reigning champs of the GA Cup Premier Division and the only MLS club to even advance to the tournament’s title match in the Champions Division, the Rave Green have etched their names in history as the first North American side to win the event. Sounders FC had to go through Brazilian side Flamengo, Argentine powerhouse River Plate and England’s West Ham United to even reach the Champions Division final.

With the match seeming destined for penalties, Alfonso Ocampo-Chavez’s cross found the head of Ray Serrano, who guided his shot past the goalkeeper with only seconds remaining in the second period of extra time.

Extra time was a nervy affair, with both teams vacillating between cautiously playing for penalties and pushing numbers forward to find a winner. But in the dying embers of the match, Ocampo-Chavez, who won the Golden Boot with six goals and one assist in six matches, whipped in a cross that Serrano calmly redirected past the goalkeeper for a historic victory.

Josh Atencio put in a man-of-the-match performance at center back against Valencia. During the Sounders’ run to the Premier Division title in 2018, Aten-cio played mostly as a defensive midfielder.

Ocampo-Chavez finished the tournament tied atop the Champions Division Golden Boot leaderboard with River Plate’s Daniel Lucero. Danny Leyva won the Golden Ball, an award reserved for the best player in the Champions Division.

U-17’S WIN GA CUP FINAL

Seattle Sounders FC is the 29th-most attended club in world football, accord-ing to a report from the International Centre for Sports Studies (CIES), an independent study center located in Neuchâtel, Switzerland.

From 2013-2018, the Sounders averaged 42,797 fans per match, more than international giants Club América, AC Milan, Chelsea, Tottenham and Juventus.The CIES Football Observatory specializes in the statistical analysis of football. It was created in 2005 by Dr. Raffaele Poli and Dr. Loïc Ravenel. CIES’ mission is to “advance the frontiers of knowledge for the sustainable development of football worldwide.”

Seattle is second in MLS, behind only Atlanta United (10th). German Bundesli-ga side Borussia Dortmund tops the list with over 80,000 fans per match. MLS is the eighth-most attended league in the world in the last five years, with an average attendance of 21,358. Since 2003, only the Polish first division has seen larger attendance growth than MLS.

SOUNDERS #29 IN WORLD ATTENDANCE


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Seattle’s scoreless draw at Vancouver on March 30 marked the first Cascadia Cup fixture of the season. Last season, Seattle captured its fifth Cascadia Cup title (third in MLS) after earning nine points from four matches, including a 2-1 win at Vancouver to clinch the trophy.

The Cascadia Cup formally started in 2004 by the biggest supporters groups for each of the three clubs - Emerald City Supporters, Timbers Army and Vancouver Southsiders. The competition began when all three teams were members of the USL First Division and involves all three clubs, save for 2009 and 2010, when it was between the Timbers and the Whitecaps due to Seattle moving to MLS. In 2011, all three sides were in the MLS for the first time and the competition has existed in top division since.

2019 CASCADIA CUP STANDINGS

TEAM PTS. (W-L-D) GF/GA

Vancouver 4 (1-0-1) 1/0Seattle 1 (0-0-1) 0/0Portland 0 (0-1-0) 0/1

The winner is determined by total points earned within those matches, with the following tiebreakers below:

1. Head-to-head points (tied teams) 5. Goal difference (all matches)2. Goal difference (tied teams) 6. Goals scored (all matches)3. Goals scored (tied teams) 7. Lowest disciplinary points4. Re-apply 1-3 if 2+ teams still tied

2019 CASCADIA CUP MATCHES

DATE MATCHUP 3/30 VAN 0 vs. SEA 0 5/10 VAN 1 vs. POR 0 6/29 SEA vs. VAN 7/21 SEA vs. POR 8/10 POR vs. VAN 8/23 POR vs. SEA

2019 CASCADIA CUP

THE RETURN OF SAMMY THE SOUNDER

Seattle Sounders FC has a new addition: Sammy the Sounder, a reboot of the club’s USL-era mascot. Sammy made his first appearance on Monday afternoon at Seattle Children’s Museum for a Forever Green Kids Club event presented by Delta Dental and debuted to the public at Seattle’s Kids May match on April 13

Sammy the Sounder joins the Rave Green as a descendant of the USL Sam-my, and, having spent time traveling with his pod, has returned to the Puget Sound. He is set to serve as a primary ambassador for Sounders FC’s youth programming, with a special focus on sustainability, a guiding tenet of the club. As a young orca himself, Sammy enjoys being around children and is a bit too shy to appear in front of crowds in-match, preferring to spend his time in his matchday habitat, which will be located outside Section 139 in Soccer Cele-bration as part of the new Forever Green Kids Club presented by Delta Dental.

DORTMUND FRIENDLY ON JULY 17

Seattle Sounders FC announced that it is hosting Bundesliga power Borussia Dortmund on Wednesday, July 17 at CenturyLink Field. The match against Dortmund - currently ranked second in the Bundesliga and battling for the top spot with Bayern Munich - marks Sounders FC’s second-ever competition against a German club, following a friendly draw with Eintracht Frankfurt in 2017. Kickoff for this year’s contest is slated for 7:30 p.m. PT, with television coverage on JOEtv and YouTube TV. The leader in global football attendance and one of the most decorated sides in Europe, Dortmund has 15 major titles to its name since 1963.

Founded in 1909, Borussia Dortmund is one of the largest clubs not only in Germany, but all of Europe. Since 1974, Die Schwarzgelben(The Black and Yellows) have played at Signal Iduna Park, formerly known as Westfalensta-dion, the largest stadium in Germany and seventh largest in Europe. With a capacity of 81,365, Signal Iduna Park is renowned for its legendary matchday atmosphere. Dortmund routinely leads the world in professional club football attendance, including a global-best 80,230 fans per game this season, besting second-place Manchester United and third-place Barcelona.

One of the original 16 teams of the Bundesliga in 1963, Dortmund has eight German league championships, four DFB-Pokal titles, one UEFA Champions League (1996-1997) and one UEFA Winners’ Cup (1965-1966), the latter being the first-ever European championship by a German club. Just six years ago, Dortmund made it all the way to the 2012-2013 UEFA Champions League Final, falling 2-1 to German rival Bayern Munich thanks to a late Bavarian winner.

In the 2018-2019 campaign, Dortmund currently sits second in the Bundesliga table with a record of 21-3-6, one point behind first-place Bayern Munich. After advancing out of the Group Stage of the 2018-2019 UEFA Champions League, Dortmund fell in the Round of 16 to Tottenham Hotspur, who just recently ousted Manchester City to advance to the Champions League Semifinals. Dortmund performs under the direction of first-year Manager Lucien Favre, a former Swiss international and longtime playmaking midfielder in Switzerland and France. Favre previously coached at OGC Nice, Borussia Mönchenglad-bach, Hertha BSC, FC Zürich, and other Swiss sides. Back challenging for the league title this year after a fourth-place finish one season ago, Dortmund is led by German National Team forward Marco Reus, who has been with the club since 2012 and has recorded 16 goals and 11 as-sists this season. Leading scorer Paco Alcácer has 17 goals this season, and recently completed a full transfer from FC Barcelona after previously joining Dortmund on loan. Winger Jadon Sancho, a 19-year-old Englishmen, leads the club with 17 assists to go along with 11 goals in his breakout season after joining Dortmund in 2017 following playing at the youth levels with Manchester City. The current squad also includes American playmaker Christian Pulisic, a 20-year-old attacker who signed with the German club in 2015 and became one of the most exciting prospects in Europe after impressing for both Dort-mund and the U.S. National Team. Earlier this year, Pulisic signed with English giant Chelsea on a deal that would see him remain at Dortmund through the 2018-2019 campaign.


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ALL ABOUT TROPHIESIn addition to the standout results in the regular season, Sounders FC has six major trophies since joining MLS, including one MLS Cup (2016), one Support-ers’ Shield (2014) and four Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cups (2009, 2010, 2011, 2014). Seattle has also advanced to the Scotiabank CONCACAF Champions League Knockout Round on three occasions (2011-2012, 2012-2013, 2015-2016). The Rave Green rank first in MLS with six trophies and are one of just seven clubs to earn more than one piece of hardware since 2009.

MOST TROPHIES SINCE 2009

TEAM MLS CUP SHIELD USOC TOTAL*Seattle Sounders FC 1 1 4 6LA Galaxy 3 2 0 5Sporting Kansas City 1 0 2 3Toronto FC 1 1 0 2+New York Red Bulls 0 2 0 2FC Dallas 0 1 1 2Montreal Impact 0 0 2 2

* Includes MLS Cup, Supporters’ Shield and Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup titles.+ Toronto FC also has four Candian Championship titles

MOST POINTS SINCE 2009

TEAM POINTS* W-L-D GOALS

567 162-103-81 507

553 153-100-94 551

543 152-107-87 544

518 145-118-83 496

513 140-111-93 473 *Through games of May 29, 2019

CLUB INKS TRAINING JERSEY PARTNER

Seattle Sounders FC is expanding its partnership with CHI Franciscan - al-ready the team’s Official Partner in Health since 2016 - to make the healthcare provider the official training jersey partner of the Rave Green through 2020. The partnership furthers the Northwest Healthy lifestyle principles rooted in both organizations.

“We’re happy to welcome CHI Franciscan as our official training jersey partner,” said Sounders FC Owner Adrian Hanauer. “Sounders FC and CHI Franciscan both share Washington roots and community-minded principles and have worked well together over the past few years. We’re looking forward to further developing our relationship with these additional training ground elements.” Through its Northwest Healthy campaign, CHI Franciscan is helping to build healthy communities by increasing awareness of important health issues, including promoting age-appropriate cancer screenings, identifying stroke symptoms early and providing suggestions to improve heart health. The train-ing jersey partnership furthers awareness of CHI Franciscan and its programs that promote the importance of health and wellness throughout the region, encouraging Sounders FC fans to cultivate healthy lifestyle practices - just like their favorite players. “CHI Franciscan is excited to further our partnership with Seattle Sounders FC and together engage thousands of fans about the importance of living an active and healthy lifestyle,” said Ketul J. Patel, CEO of CHI Franciscan. “The Sounders are role models in our communities and have been exceptional partners in health.” This season, fans and spectators will see the partnership represented on the Sounders FC First Team, USL and Academy training tops, as all the club’s athletes hone their skills on the training ground. The new CHI Franciscan partnership is also being symbolized in the signage and media backdrop at Starfire Sports, the club’s training facility in Tukwila. These elements will debut tomorrow, Thursday, March 28, at Sounders FC’s training session.

Additionally, CHI Franciscan is set to return in 2019 as the presenting partner of the Rave Green Run, Sounders FC and RAVE Foundation’s annual 5K run and walk. The popular event provides runners and walkers with an authentic Sounders FC experience through the trails at the Starfire Sports campus. The funds raised benefit RAVE’s mission of building small fields for free play and investing in programs that use soccer as a vehicle to inspire youth and strengthen communities.


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SOUNDERS GO CARBON NEUTRAL

Seattle Sounders FC announced that as part of its ongoing dedication to leading the way in sustainable, green practices, the club is going carbon neutral in 2019 and beyond, marking it as the first professional soccer team in North America to do so. Through this commitment, Sounders FC pledges that its operations will make no net contribution to atmospheric carbon dioxide, the leading cause of the climate crisis.

To begin its path to carbon neutrality, the club worked with Seattle-based Sustainable Business Consulting to calculate its greenhouse gas emissions and develop plans to reduce its impacts where possible. For sources unable to be eliminated - such as team travel for matches, scouting and other busi-ness - Sounders FC is offsetting the club’s emissions through the Evergreen Carbon Capture (ECC) program of Forterra, a nonprofit that works for regional sustainability. Using the club’s contribution to ECC, Forterra and its partner DIRT Corps are joining with the team and its fans to plant hundreds of trees in a part of the region that needs added tree cover. This not only reduces carbon dioxide, but enhances air and water quality.

In collaboration with Sustainable Business Consulting, the club first developed plans to reduce emissions where possible. After taking those steps, it looked for ways to mitigate the emission sources that remained, allowing Sounders FC to lower its climate impact beyond what can currently be achieved through internal efforts. By working with Forterra’s Evergreen Carbon Capture program, the Rave Green are able to not only directly impact the Puget Sound region by reducing carbon pollution and improving air and water quality, but to support a local non-profit and the local economy while creating meaningful hands-on projects in which the team and its staff, fans and partners can all participate.

Carbon neutrality serves a new step forward for Sounders FC, though the club has been dedicated to following sustainable practices in recent years, including the formation of an internal employee “Green Team” that discusses and implements green practices in the team offices and working closely with local nonprofit Washington Green Schools to find ways to empower youth to adopt sustainable lifestyles. Last season, Sounders FC and Washington Green Schools launched the “Rave Green Certification” program for schools across Washington State as a way to recognize schools that have demonstrated outstanding environmental leadership.

Sounders FC unveiled its new secondary kit for the 2019 Major League Soccer season, releasing the design in conjunction with MLS and adidas at a special reveal event at Zulily headquarters in Seattle. Named “Nightfall,” the all-black kit features striking pink accents along the sleeves and sides, as well as a unique jock tag and neck tape. Nightfall replaces the previous Heritage secondary option and will serve primarily as Seattle’s away kit, though it will be worn at a select home game announced later this season.

In contrast to Seattle’s signature Rave Green primary kit, the new secondary kit’s darker profile evokes a different dimension to the vibrant atmosphere on matchday. The club and adidas drew inspiration for Nightfall from the evening sky over CenturyLink Field during an iconic match in Sounders FC history, as Seattle faced rival Portland in front of 64,207 home fans on July 13, 2014. The pink sky highlighted an amazing game in which Clint Dempsey and Marco Pappa led the team to victory with a goal apiece.

In addition to the distinctive side striping elements, Nightfall features a new jock tag depicting two iconic silhouettes: The CenturyLink Field arches set against the background of Mount Rainier. Additionally, the neck tape proclaims “Cascades to Sea,” echoing the overall theme of the kit that celebrates the unique wild beauty of the region.

SEATTLE UNVEILS SECONDARY KIT MATCHDAY THEMES ANNOUNCEDSounders FC announced its collection of themed matchdays for the 2019 season, including dates for the club’s annual Pride match, among others. The theme days also include the continuation of the Sounders FC and Seattle Mariners Doubleheader promotion, scheduled for April 13.

April 13 vs. Toronto FC: Kids Day, Sounders FC and Seattle Mariners Doubleheader

April 24 vs. San Jose Earthquakes, presented by Washington Federal: Heritage Match

June 29 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC, presented by Starbucks: Pride

July 14 vs. Atlanta United FC: RAVE Foundation

September 18 vs. FC Dallas, presented by Zulily: Kick Childhood Cancer

October 6 vs. Minnesota United FC: Fan Appreciation


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2019: SOUNDERS FC MLS REGULAR SEASON SPLITSSITUATIONAL SPLITS PLAYER SPLITS GOAL SPLITS

Overall 7-2-5

Home 6-0-2Away 1-2-3

March 3-0-1April 2-1-2May 2-1-2June 0-0-0July 0-0-0August 0-0-0September 0-0-0October 0-0-0

vs. Eastern Conf. 4-0-1vs. Western Conf. 3-2-4

National TV 1-2-1Local TV 6-0-4

When leading at half 5-0-0When tied at half 2-0-4When trailing at half 0-2-1 When scoring first 5-0-1When conceding first 2-2-2Scoreless draws (2)

With 0 goals scored 0-0-2With 1 goal scored 2-1-2With 2 goals scored 2-1-1With 3 goals scored 1-0-0With 4+ goals scored 2-0-0

Conceding 0 goals 3-0-2Conceding 1 goal 2-0-2Conceding 2 goals 2-0-1Conceding 3 goals 0-1-0Conceding 4+ goals 0-1-0

When Lodeiro...Scores 2-0-0Scores or assists 3-1-1Starts 7-2-5

When Marshall...Scores 0-0-0Scores or assists 0-0-0Starts 5-0-3

When Morris...Scores 2-0-1Scores or assists 2-0-1Starts 7-1-4

When Rodriguez...Scores 1-0-0Scores or assists 2-1-0Starts 6-1-3

When Ruidiaz...Scores 4-1-0Scores or assists 4-1-0Starts 5-1-1

When C. Roldan...Scores 2-0-1Scores or assists 3-0-1Starts 7-2-5

When Svensson...Scores 0-0-0Scores or assists 0-0-0Starts 5-1-2

GOALS SCORED (24)While leading 8While tied 8While trailing 8

Inside the six-yard box 2Inside the 18-yard box 20Outside the area 2Penalties 0

Run of play 20Set piece (PK) 3 (1)Own Goals 0

Unassisted 8One assist 8Two assists 8

Forwards 9Midfielders 11Defenders 4 Own Goal 0

GOALS ALLOWED (17)While leading 6While tied 6While trailing 5

Inside the six-yard box 6Inside the 18-yard box 8Outside the area 3Penalties 0

Run of play 16Set piece (PK) 1 (0)Own Goals 0

Unassisted 5One assist 6Two assists 6

Forwards 11Midfielders 5Defenders 1Own Goals 0

2019: SOUNDERS FC STARTING XI BY THE NUMBERS (MLS)

MIDFIELDER Lodeiro (14) MIDFIELDER MIDFIELDER C. Roldan (14) Svensson (8) Delem (6)

MIDFIELDER / FORWARD FORWARD MIDFIELDER / FORWARD Rodríguez (10) Ruidíaz (7) Morris (8) Bwana (2) Morris (4) Shipp (3) Shipp (1) Bruin (3) Bwana (2) A. Roldan (1)

LEFT BACK CENTER BACK CENTER BACK RIGHT BACK Smith (12) Marshall (8) Kim (9) Leerdam (12) Nouhou (2) Kim (5) Torres (6) Abdul-Salaam (2) Campbell (1) GOALKEEPER Frei (14)


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HEAD COACH BRIAN SCHMETZERAfter leading Sounders FC to one of the most improbable comebacks in MLS history, Brian Schmetzer was named the club’s second-ever Head Coach on November 2, 2016. Upon assuming the interim manager role on July 26, 2016 following the departure of Sigi Schmid, Seattle sat in ninth place in the Western Conference with a 6-12-2 record. Under Schmetzer, Sounders FC finished the season with an 8-2-4 record and a fourth-place finish, becoming the first team in MLS history to make the MLS Cup Playoffs after having 20 or fewer points through the first 20 matches of the season. He is the first coach in MLS history to lead his team to the MLS Cup title after assuming the Head Coach position midseason.

In his first full season as Sounders FC’s Head Coach, Schmetzer led Sounders FC to another great season in 2017. After finishing tied atop the Western Con-ference with Portland in the regular season, the Rave Green cruised through the Western Conference playoffs and advanced to the club’s second consecu-tive MLS Cup, this time falling to Toronto FC 2-0 at BMO Field. In 2018, he led Sounders FC to its record 10th consecutive postseason appearance after go-ing 14-2-1 in the second half of the campaign, good for 2.53 points per game, the highest half-season average in league history, before ultimately falling to the Timbers in the Western Conference Semifinals.

A longtime Sounders FC assistant and former USL Sounders manager, Schmetzer entered his eighth season as Top Assistant Coach in 2016, a position he retained since December 22, 2008. He is one of the Puget Sound soccer community’s most recognizable and respected figures after playing and coaching for the region’s top professional franchises since 1980.

Schmetzer served seven seasons as the Head Coach of the Sounders’ United Soccer League’s First Division club from 2002-2008 before making the jump to MLS. He guided Seattle to USL-1 championships in 2005 and 2007, and Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup semifinal advancements in 2007 and 2008.

Schmetzer has 16 years of coaching experience and a 15-year background playing at the professional level. He was a member of six championship teams during that span. In addition to the two USL championships, his teams also twice won the Commissioner’s Cup for the league’s best record (2002, 2007), while also qualifying for the playoffs six of seven years. He was chosen USL-1 Coach of the Year in 2002 after going 23-4-1. The Sounders were league runners-up in 2004. His overall regular season record in the USL era was 100-57-41.

Previously, he was assistant to former United States National Team defender Fernando Clavijo with the Seattle SeaDogs from 1996-1997. Seattle won the Conti-nental Indoor Soccer League title in 1997.

A Seattle native, Schmetzer was coached by his father, Walt, as a youth. His team won seven out of 10 state youth championships. He signed with the Sounders’ North American Soccer League franchise following his graduation from Seattle’s Nathan Hale High School in 1980. He played three seasons as a midfielder for Seattle before going to Tulsa for the final NASL season in 1984.

Schmetzer signed with the San Diego Sockers in 1984 and played seven seasons in the Major Indoor Soccer League with San Diego (1984-1988), Tacoma (1988-1990) and St. Louis (1990-1991). He was a member of San Diego’s MISL cham-pionship teams in 1985, 1986 and 1988. He returned to Seattle for the Sounders’ inaugural A-League season in 1994 before completing his playing career with the SeaDogs from 1995-1996.

In 1985, Schmetzer played on loan to FC Seattle, scoring twice in a 2-1 friendly win over Brazil’s Santos. While with Tacoma and FC Seattle, Schmetzer’s teammates included younger brothers Andy and Walter.

Schmetzer and his wife Kristine have six children between them.

SOUNDERS FC HISTORY

SOUNDERS FC ALL-TIME LEADERS (MLS)CAREER

GAMES STARTED 277 Alonso 266 Alonso 200 Evans 179 Evans178 Frei 178 Frei156 Marshall 154 Marshall137 Gonzalez 120 Gonzalez 136 C. Roldan C. Roldan MINUTES GOALS23,380 Alonso 47 Dempsey15,974 Frei 47 Montero15,487 Evans 40 Martins13,623 Marshall 28 Neagle10,638 Gonzalez 23 Johnson

ASSISTS SHOTS44 Lodeiro 426 Dempsey34 Montero 411 Montero Rosales 301 Alonso28 Dempsey 190 Neagle27 Evans 181 Lodeiro

SAVES SHUTOUTS548 Frei 52 Frei270 Keller 30 Keller135 Gspurning 18 Gspurning

SINGLE-SEASON GAMES STARTED34 C. Roldan, 2018 34 C. Roldan, 2018 Frei, 2014 Frei, 2014 Keller, 2011 Keller, 2011 Morris, 2016 33 Lodeiro, 201733 Lodeiro, 2017 C. Roldan, 2017 C. Roldan, 2017 Frei, 2017 Frei, 2017 3 others 8 othersMINUTES GOALS3,060 Frei, 2014 17 Martins, 2014 Keller, 2011 15 Dempsey, 20142,970 Frei, 2017 Martins, 20152,965 Lodeiro, 2017 14 Johnson, 20122,963 C. Roldan, 2018 13 Montero, 2012

ASSISTS SHOTS16 Lodeiro, 2018 126 Montero, 201213 Martins, 2014 116 Dempsey, 2017 Rosales, 2012 113 Dempsey, 2014 Rosales, 2011 108 Montero, 20112 Lodeiro, 2017 91 Montero, 201011 Jones, 2017

SAVES SHUTOUTS111 Frei, 2018 13 Frei, 2017 Frei, 2015 11 Keller, 2010110 Keller, 2011 10 3 times


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2019 SOUNDERS FC ROSTER No Name Pos Ht Wt Birthdate Hometown Previous Club 1 Trey Muse GK 6-4 195 7/26/99 Louisville, KY Indiana University (NCAA)

3 Jonathan Campbell D 6-2 188 7/27/93 Greensboro, NC North Carolina (NCAA)

4 Gustav Svensson M 6-0 155 2/7/87 Gothenburg, Sweden Guangzhou (R&F)

5 Nouhou D 5-10 175 6/23/97 Douala, Cameroon Sounders FC 2 (USL)

7 Cristian Roldan M 5-8 165 6/3/95 Pico Rivera, CA Washington (NCAA)

8 Víctor Rodríguez M 5-7 154 7/23/89 Barcelona, Spain Sporting Gijon (ESP)

9 Raúl Ruidíaz F 5-7 145 7/25/90 Lima, Peru Morelia (MEX)

10 Nicolás Lodeiro M 5-7 150 3/21/89 Paysandú, Uruguay Boca Juniors (ARG)

11 Brad Smith D 5-10 155 4/9/94 Penrith, Australia AFC Bournemouth (ENG)

12 Saad Abdul-Salaam D 6-4 185 9/8/91 Charlotte, NC New York City FC

13 Jordan Morris F 6-0 185 10/26/94 Mercer Island, WA Stanford (NCAA)

16 Alex Roldan M 5-10 155 7/28/96 Pico Rivera, CA Seattle University (NCAA)

17 Will Bruin F 6-2 194 10/24/89 St. Louis, MO Houston Dynamo

18 Kelvin Leerdam D 5-10 154 6/24/90 Utrecht, Netherlands Vitesse (NED)

19 Harry Shipp M 5-9 145 11/07/91 Lake Forest, IL Montreal Impact

20 Kim Kee-hee D 6-2 175 7/13/89 Busan, South Korea Shanghai Shenua (China)

21 Jordy Delem M 5-11 156 3/18/93 Fort-de-France, Martinique Sounders FC 2 (USL)

23 Henry Wingo M 6-0 170 10/4/95 Seattle, WA Washington (NCAA)

24 Stefan Frei GK 6-3 195 4/20/86 Altstaetten, Switzerland Toronto FC

25 Xavier Arreaga D 6-0 165 9/28/94 Guayaquil, Ecuador Barcelona S.C. (ECU)

29 Román Torres D 6-2 195 3/20/86 Panama City, Panama Milionarios (COL)

33 Joevin Jones D/M 5-11 160 8/3/91 Carenage, Trinidad & Tobago SV Darmstadt 98 (GER)

35 Bryan Meredith GK 6-2 209 8/2/90 Scotch Plains, NJ San Jose Earthquakes

70 Handwalla Bwana M 5-9 145 6/25/97 Seattle, WA Washington (NCAA)

75 Danny Leyva M 5-10 140 5/5/03 Las Vegas, NV Tacoma Defiance (USL)

87 Alfonso Ocampo-Chavez F 5-10 142 3/25/02 Merced, CA Tacoma Defiance (USL)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

No. Name Pos Pronunication5 Nouhou D NEW-hoo7 Cristian Roldan M Roll-dahn9 Raúl Ruidíaz F Roo-ee-DEE-az10 Nicolás Lodeiro M NEEKO-loss lo-DARE-oh12 Saad Abdul-Salaam D sahd ab-DOOL sa-LAHM16 Alex Roldan M Roll-dahn18 Kelvin Leerdam D Leer-DAHM24 Stefan Frei GK STEF-in FRY29 Román Torres D roe-MAHN70 Handwalla Bwana M HOND-wall-uh BWON-uh

COACHING STAFF Brian Schmetzer Head CoachGonzalo Pineda Assistant CoachPreki Assistant CoachDjimi Traore Assistant CoachTom Dutra Club Director of GoalkeepingDamian Roden High Performance Director

TECHNICAL STAFF Garth Lagerwey General Manager & President of SoccerChris Henderson VP of Soccer & Sporting DirectorGrant Clark Team Administration DirectorVince Johnson Team Services DirectorMarc Nicholls Director of Player DevelopmentChris Cornish Director of Sports MedicinePaul Lombardo Assistant Athletic TrainerJake Bronowski Assistant Athletic TrainerHilary Obert Assistant Athletic TrainerNolan Myer Director of Equipment OperationsTyler Peeler First Team Equipment ManagerAndrew Carlin Assistant Equipment ManagerRavi Ramineni Director of Soccer AnalyticsTom Childs Sports Science Video AnalystSean Muldoon Assistant Strength Coach / Sports ScientistAmber Rowell Performance Data Analyst


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2019 MLS REGULAR SEASON STATSUNF POS Player GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC/FS OFF CK C/E

9 F Raul Ruidiaz 9 7 626 5 1 26 10 9/6 3 0 0/0

18 D Kelvin Leerdam 13 12 1098 4 2 10 4 17/8 1 0 3/1

13 F Jordan Morris 12 12 978 4 1 14 7 9/8 7 0 1/0

7 M Cristian Roldan 14 14 1188 3 1 14 4 11/30 0 0 3/1

10 M Nicolas Lodeiro 14 14 1242 2 8 28 9 30/56 2 85 5/0

19 M Harry Shipp 11 4 486 2 2 11 5 4/8 1 0 0/0

17 F Will Bruin 7 3 293 2 0 8 5 7/1 7 0 1/0

8 M Victor Rodriguez 10 10 734 1 3 18 5 7/19 2 0 1/0

70 M Handwalla Bwana 7 4 347 1 0 7 4 4/2 2 0 1/0

11 D Brad Smith 13 12 1105 0 4 5 1 6/4 2 0 0/0

20 D Kim Kee-Hee 14 14 1182 0 1 6 1 16/5 0 0 3/0

4 M Gustav Svensson 8 8 678 0 1 6 1 8/5 0 0 1/0

12 D Saad Abdul-Salaam 3 2 181 0 0 1 0 1/1 0 0 0/0

D Xavier Arreaga 1 0 52 0 0 0 0 0/0 0 0 0/0

3 D Jonathan Campbell 1 1 90 0 0 0 0 2/0 0 0 1/0

21 M Jordy Delem 8 6 541 0 0 1 0 7/11 0 0 1/0

24 G Stefan Frei 14 14 1260 0 0 0 0 0/5 0 0 0/0

14 D Chad Marshall 8 8 720 0 0 7 1 6/2 0 0 0/0

16 M Alex Roldan 3 1 114 0 0 1 0 1/1 0 0 0/0

5 D Nouhou 10 2 227 0 0 2 0 7/3 0 1 1/0

29 D Roman Torres 10 6 585 0 0 5 1 4/3 0 0 2/0

23 M Henry Wingo 3 0 60 0 0 0 0 0/0 0 0 0/0

Team totals 14 14 1260 24 24 170 58 156/188 27 86 24/2

Opponent totals 14 14 1260 17 21 200 66 188/156 18 57 23/0

GAME-WINNING GOALS: Nicolas Lodeiro 2, Cristian Roldan 2, Jordan Morris 1, Kelvin Leerdam 1, Handwalla Bwana

GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: Nicolas Lodeiro 2, Cristian Roldan 1, Gustav Svensson 1, Kelvin Leerdam 1

PENALTY KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: Nicolas Lodeiro 1-1

UNF POS Player GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W-L-D SO

24 G Stefan Frei 14 14 1260 66 49 17 1.21 0 0 7-2-5 5

Team totals 14 14 1260 66 49 17 1.21 0 0 7-2-5 5

Opponent totals 14 14 1260 58 34 24 1.71 1 1 2-7-5 2


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2019 MLS REGULAR SEASON BOX SCORESSounders FC 4 vs. FC Cincinnati 1March 2, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 39,011

SCORINGCIN - Leonardo Bertone 13’SEA - Kelvin Leerdam 27’SEA - Jordan Morris (Nicolás Lodeiro) 33’SEA - Jordan Morris (Víctor Rodríguez, Nicolás Lodeiro) 43’SEA - Raúl Ruidíaz (Víctor Rodríguez) 87’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Kee-hee, Marshall, Smith (Nouhou 84’); Svens-son (Delem 90’+2’), C. Roldan, Morris (Shipp 77’), Lodeiro, Rodríguez; Ruidíaz

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Bruin, Torres, Bwana

Sounders FC 2 vs. Colorado Rapids 0March 9, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 37,725

SCORINGSEA - Kelvin Leerdam 5’SEA - Raúl Ruidíaz 8’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Kee-hee, Marshall, Smith; Svensson, C. Roldan, Morris (Torres 85’), Lodeiro, Rodríguez (Shipp 68’); Ruidíaz

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Bruin, Delem, Bwana, Nouhou

Sounders FC 4 at Chicago Fire 2March 16, 2019 at SeatGeek Stadium (Bridgeview, IL)Attendance: 10,032

SCORINGSEA - Víctor Rodríguez 8’SEA - Jordan Morris (Nicolás Lodeiro) 15’SEA - Nicolás Lodeiro (penalty) 49’CHI - Raheem Edwards (C.J. Sapong, Przemyslaw Frankowski) 56’CHI - Fabian Herbers 84’SEA - Raúl Ruidíaz (Brad Smith) 88’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Kee-hee, Marshall, Smith; Svensson, C. Roldan, Morris (Shipp 86’), Lodeiro (Torres 72’), Rodríguez (Nouhou 90’); Ruidíaz

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Delem, Bwana, A. Roldan

Sounders FC 0 at Vancouver Whitecaps FC 0March 30, 2019 at BC Place (Vancouver, BC)Attendance: 24,803

SCORINGNone

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Kee-hee, Marshall, Smith; Svensson (Bwana 83’), C. Roldan, Morris, Lodeiro, Rodríguez; Ruidíaz (Bruin 87’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Torres, Nouhou, Delem, A. Roldan

Sounders FC 1 vs. Real Salt Lake 0April 6, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 37,722

SCORINGSEA - Nicolás Lodeiro (Cristian Roldan) 18’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Kee-hee, Marshall, Smith; Svensson, C. Roldan, Morris, Lodeiro, Rodríguez (Nouhou 81’); Bruin (Shipp 73’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Torres, Delem, A. Roldan, Bwana

Sounders FC 3 vs. Toronto FC 2April 13, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 37,722

SCORINGTOR - Jozy Altidore (Alejandro Pozuelo) 11’SEA - Will Bruin 24’SEA - Will Bruin (Brad Smith, Nicolás Lodeiro) 66’SEA - Cristian Roldan (Kelvin Leerdam, Gustav Svensson) 68’TOR - Jozy Altidore (Alejandro Pozuelo, Laurent Ciman) 70’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Kee-hee, Marshall, Smith; Svensson, C. Roldan, Morris (Shipp 86’), Lodeiro, Rodríguez (Nouhou 90’+1’); Bruin (Torres 79’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, A. Roldan, Delem, Bwana

Sounders FC 1 at LAFC 4April 21, 2019 at Banc of California Stadium (Los Angeles, CA)Attendance: 22,221

SCORINGLAFC - Carlos Vela (Mark-Anthony Kaye) 12’LAFC - Eduard Atuesta (Mark-Anthony Kaye) 39’SEA - Harry Shipp (Víctor Rodríguez) 51’LAFC - Carlos Vela (Eduard Atuesta) 55’LAFC - Christian Ramirez (Mark-Anthony Kaye) 61’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Torres, Kee-hee (Delem 64’), Smith; Svensson, C. Roldan, Shipp, Lodeiro, Rodríguez (Nouhou 64’); Morris (Wingo 68’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Abdul-Salaam, A. Roldan, Bwana

Sounders FC 2 vs. San Jose Earthquakes 2April 24, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 37,722

SCORINGSJ - Shea Salinas (Magnus Eriksson) 34’SJ - Shea Salinas (Cristian Espinoza) 53’SEA - Kelvin Leerdam (Kim Kee-hee, Nicolás Lodeiro) 65’SEA - Harry Shipp (Nicolás Lodeiro, Brad Smith) 67’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Kee-hee, Marshall, Nouhou (Smith 55’); Svens-son (Shipp 56’), C. Roldan, Bwana, Lodeiro, Rodríguez (Wingo 63’); Morris

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, A. Roldan, Delem, Torres

Sounders FC 1 vs. Los Angeles FC 1April 28, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 38,581

SCORINGSEA - Jordan Morris 1’LAFC - Carlos Vela (Diego Rossi, Jordan Harvey) 4’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Torres, Kee-hee, Smith; Delem, C. Roldan, Shipp (A. Roldan 70’), Lodeiro, Bwana (Wingo 79’); Morris (Abdul-Salaam 90’+7’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Campbell, Leyva


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2019 MLS REGULAR SEASON BOX SCORESSounders FC 1 at Minnesota United FC 1May 4, 2019 at Allianz Field (St. Paul, MN)Attendance: 19,832

SCORINGMIN - Ike Opara (Jan Gregus) 26’SEA - Cristian Roldan 42’

Lineup: Frei; Abdul-Salaam, Kee-hee, Marshall, Smith; Delem, C. Roldan, Bwana (Bruin 60’), Lodeiro, Rodríguez (Ruidíaz 85’); Morris (Torres 79’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Nouhou, Shipp, A. Roldan

Sounders FC 1 vs. Houston Dynamo 0May 11, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 39,232

SCORINGSEA - Cristian Roldan 5’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Torres, Kee-hee, Smith; Delem, C. Roldan, Mor-ris (Nouhou 85’), Lodeiro, Rodríguez (Shipp 15’); Ruidíaz (Bruin 73’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Campbell, Abdul-Salaam, Bwana

Sounders FC 2 vs. Orlando City SC 1May 15, 2019 at CenturyLink Field (Seattle, WA)Attendance: 37,722

SCORINGSEA - Raúl Ruidíaz (Brad Smith, Harry Shipp) 19’SEA - Handwalla Bwana (Nicolas Lodeiro) 68’ORL - Chris Mueller (Dillon Powers) 75’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Torres, Kee-hee, Smith (A. Roldan 86’); Delem, C. Roldan, Morris (Bwana 53’), Lodeiro, Shipp (Nouhou 67’); Ruidíaz

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Campbell, Abdul-Salaam, Bruin

Sounders FC 0 at Philadelphia Union 0May 18, 2019 at Talen Energy Stadium (Chester, PA)Attendance: 37,722

SCORINGNone

Lineup: Frei; Abdul-Salaam, Kee-hee, Torres, Campbell, Nouhou (Leer-dam 71’); C. Roldan, Delem (Bwana 76’), A. Roldan; Lodeiro - captain, Bruin (Ruidíaz 79’)

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Smith, Shipp, Wingo

Sounders FC 2 at Sporting Kansas City 3May 26, 2019 at Children’s Mercy Park (Kansas City, KS)Attendance: 19,882

SCORINGSKC - Johnny Russell (Yohan Croizet, Nicolas Hasler) 29’SKC - Johnny Russell (Ilie Sanchez) 45’+1’SEA - Raúl Ruidíaz (Kelvin Leerdam, Harry Shipp) 63’SKC - Johnny Russell (Kelyn Rowe, Yohan Croizet) 68’SEA - Kelvin Leerdam (Nicolás Lodeiro) 71’

Lineup: Frei; Leerdam, Torres, Kim (Arreaga 38’), Smith; Delem (Bruin 78’), C. Roldan, Shipp, Lodeiro, Bwana (Nouhou 60’), Ruidíaz

Substitutes Not Used: Meredith, Abdul-Salaam, A. Roldan, Svensson


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Height: 6-4 Weight: 195Born: July 26, 1999 Hometown: Louisville, KYCitizenship: United States College: Indiana

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed as a Homegrown Player on January 15, 2019.

CAREER NOTES

• Became Sounders FC’s 11th Homegrown Player signing on January 15, 2019• Named a First Team All-American and Big 10 Goalkeeper of the Year in 2018• Led Indiana University to the College Cup in both of his collegiate campaigns• Posted a 38-4-7 record with a 0.39 goals against average and 30 shut-outs in two seasons at Indiana• Joined the Sounders Academy in 2015 from Derby City Rovers in Louis-ville, Kentucky.

1 GK TREY MUSE

Height: 6-0 Weight: 175Born: February 7, 1987 Hometown: Gothenburg, SwedenCitizenship: Sweden

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed to contract on January 30, 2017.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Guangzhou R&F (2016), IFK Goteborg (2014-2015), Tarivya (2012-2013), Bursaspor (2011-2012), IFK Goteborg (2006-2010).

CAREER NOTES

• Started 53 of 56 appearances in first two seasons with Sounders FC• Member of Swedish National Team that qualified for 2018 FIFA World Cup• Began pro career with hometown side IFK Göteborg, where he played from 2006-2010, leading the club to the 2008 Svenzka Cupen (Swedish Cup) title and a 2009 second-place finish• Played for Bursaspor of the Turkish Super Lig in 2010, where he made 38 appearances in the 2010-2011 and 2011-2012 campaigns• Has six appearances for the Swedish National Team, beginning with two caps in 2009. The midfielder has also appeared in a pair of matches for Sweden in 2015 and 2016.• Moved to Guangzhou R&F of the Chinese Super League in 2016 and started all 28 of his appearances

4 M GUSTAV SVENSSON Height: 5-10 Weight: 175Born: June 23, 1997 Hometown: Douala, Cameroon Citizenship: CameroonPronunciation: NEW-hoo toe-LOW

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on January 26, 2017.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Rainbow FC (2015).

CAREER NOTES

• Started 23 of 28 appearances in second MLS season in 2018• Started both of Seattle’s postseason appearances in 2018 Audi MLS Cup Playoffs• Earned first cap with Cameroon National Team in 2017• Made MLS debut off the bench against Crew SC (May 31)• Scored first USL goal in 2-1 road win over LA Galaxy II (April 15)• Started all 24 of his appearances for S2 in 2016, leading the team with 2,061 minutes• Joined S2 in April of 2016 from Cameroonian side Rainbow FC

5 D NOUHOU

Height: 6-2 Weight: 188Born: June 27, 1993 Hometown: Greensboro, NCCitizenship: United StatesCollege: North Carolina

HOW ACQUIRED

Acquired via trade from Chicago for natural Fourth Round pick in 2020 MLS SuperDraft on December 28, 2018

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Chicago Fire (2016-2018)

CAREER NOTES

• Made 11 starts in 15 appearances with Chicago in 2018• Recorded one assist, the second of his MLS career, in 2018• Started 30 of 32 appearances as a rookie with Chicago in 2016

3 D JONATHAN CAMPBELL


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Height: 5-8 Weight: 165Born: June 3, 1995 Hometown: Pico Rivera, CaliforniaCitizenship: United StatesCollege: Washington Pronunciation: roll-dahn

HOW ACQUIRED

Drafted by Seattle as the 16th pick in the MLS SuperDraft on January 15, 2015.

CAREER NOTES

• Matched a club record by starting all 34 matches in 2018• Set career highs in assists (9) and minutes (3,053) in 2018• Named 2017 Sounders FC team MVP after recording six goals and three assists in 33 appearances (all starts) in 2017• Earned first senior caps for U.S. Men’s National Team in 2017• Appeared in 22 MLS regular season matches as a rookie, starting 11, which ranks fourth-most games played by a rookie in team history (2015)• Recorded first career MLS assist on a goal by Obafemi Martins in a 3-0 win against Vancouver Whitecaps FC (September 19, 2015) • Named NSCAA Third Team All-American as a sophomore at University of Washington• 2013 Gatorade National Player of the Year as a senior at El Racho High School

7 M CRISTIAN ROLDANHeight: 5-7 Weight: 154Born: July 23, 1989 Hometown: Barcelona, SpainCitizenship: Spain

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on August 2, 2017 using Targeted Allocation Money (TAM).

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Sporting Gijón (2016), Getafe CF (Loan, 2015-2016), Elche CF (2014-2016), Zaragoza (2012-2014), UE Vilajuïga (Loan, 2008-2009), CF Badalona (2008-2012).

CAREER NOTES

• Set career highs in games played (19), starts (14), goals (5) and assists (6) in 2018• Signed with Seattle after nearly a decade of professional experience in Spain, including four of the past five seasons in La Liga• In 2014-2015 while playing for Elche CF, Rodríguez made 36 appear-ances and scored four goals - a career high in La Liga• Spent four years in FC Barcelona youth system.

8 M VÍCTOR RODRÍGUEZ

Height: 5-7 Weight: 150Born: March 21, 1989 Hometown: Paysandú, Uruguay Citizenship: Uruguay Pronunciation: lo-DARE-oh

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on July 27, 2016 as a Designated Player.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Boca Juniors (2015-2016), Corinthians (2014-2015), Botafago (2012-2014), Ajax (2010-2012), Nacional (2007-2010).

CAREER NOTES

• Set a club record with 16 assists in 2018• Scored eight goals in 27 regular-season matches last season• Helped Uruguay qualify for 2018 FIFA World Cup• Earned 2016 MLS Newcomer of the Year, a spot on MLS Team of the Week in his first two weeks with club and named Etihad Player of the Month for August• Has 51 caps and four goals for Uruguay National Team• Member of Uruguay’s 2010 and 2014 FIFA World Cup roster• Previously played for Boca Juniors (Argentina), Corinthians (Brazil), Botafogo (Brazil) and Ajax (Netherlands)• Participated in 2012 Summer Olympics and three Copa America tourna-ments. Uruguay won the 2011 edition of Copa America

10 M NICOLÁS LODEIROHeight: 5-7 Weight: 145Born: July 25, 1990 Hometown: Lima, Peru Citizenship: Peru Pronunciation: Roo-ee-Dee-az

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on June 29, 2018 as a Designated Player.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Morelia (2016-2018), Universitario (2009-2011, 2013-2016), Universidad de Chile (2013), Coritiba (2012).

CAREER NOTES

• Led Sounders FC with 10 goals in 14 games in his first season with the club• 40 Liga MX goals scored while playing for Morelia from 2016-2018, including Campeón del Goleo titles for the 2016 Apertura and 2017 Clausura• Won 2009 Peruvian Primera Division title with Universitario and 2012 Chilean Primera Division title with Universidad de Chile• Scored in six consecutive matches from August 17-September 26, 2017, the first Morelia player to achieve that mark• Part of Peru squad that competed at 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia• 31 career caps for Peruvian National Team• Helped Peru to a third-place finish at the 2011 Copa América and a Quarterfinal run at the 2016 Copa América Centenario

9 F RAÚL RUIDÍAZ


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13 F JORDAN MORRISHeight: 6-0 Weight: 185Born: October 26, 1994 Hometown: Mercer Island, Washington Citizenship: United StatesCollege: Stanford

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed as Homegrown Player on January 21, 2016.

CAREER NOTES

• Missed entire 2018 season after suffering right ACL tear in Scotiabank CONCACAF Champions League first leg at Santa Tecla FC (February 22)• Three goals in 23 regular-season appearances before suffering strained hamsting that sidelined him in September, before making two substitute appearances in 2017• 2016 AT&T Rookie of the Year with American rookie record 12 goals• Has 24 caps and five goals for United States Men’s National Team• Tied MLS rookie record with a goal in four consecutive matches• Became the first college player since 1995 to make senior USMNT appearance (November 2014)• As a senior at Stanford, led Cardinal to National Championship and won the MAC Hermann Trophy• Scored 28 goals in 32 games for Sounders FC Academy in 2012

Height: 5-10 Weight: 155Born: April 8, 1994 Hometown: Penrigh, AustraliaCitizenship: Australia

HOW ACQUIRED

Acquired by Sounders FC on loan from AFC Bournemouth on August 8, 2018 using Targeted Allocation Money (TAM).

PREVIOUS CLUBS

AFC Bournemouth (2016-2018), Liverpool (2013-2016), Swindon Town (2014-2015).

CAREER NOTES

• Started all six appearances in his first season with the club in 2018• Came up through Liverpool’s youth system after moving to England from Australia at age 14• Has seen action in English Premier League, F.A. Cup, English League Cup and Europa League play• Scored lone professional goal with Liverpool in 2-2 draw with Exeter City in 2015-2016 F.A. Cup on January 8, 2016• 19 caps for Australian National Team, including 12 in 2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifying, after representing England at the youth international levels

11 D BRAD SMITH 12 D SAAD ABDUL-SALAAM Height: 6-4 Weight: 185Born: September 8, 1991 Hometown: Gahanna, OHCitizenship: United States College: Akron

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed with Sounders FC on February 26, 2019 after the club acquired his rights from New York City FC in exchange for $50,000 in Targeted Allocation Money (GAM).

PREVIOUS CLUBS

New York City FC (2018), Sporting Kansas City (2015-2017)

CAREER NOTES

• Named Sporting Kansas City’s Defensive Player of the Year in 2016• Scored his first MLS goal on June 3, 2017 vs. Minnesota• Selected with the 12th overall pick in the 2015 MLS SuperDraft

16 M ALEX ROLDANHeight: 5-10 Weight: 155Born: June 28, 1996Hometown: Pico Rivera, CaliforniaPronunciation: Roll-dahn

HOW ACQUIRED

Selected with the 22nd pick of the First Round (22nd overall) in the 2018 MLS SuperDraft. Signed to First Team contract on February 13, 2018.

CAREER NOTES

• Recorded 19 appearances including seven starts in 2018, his first season with the club• Started all 82 games over his four years at Seattle University with 18 goals and 17 assists, including six goals and team-leading eight assists in 2017• Made Sounders FC debut as substitute in Scotiabank CONCACAF Champions League match at Santa Tecla FC on February 22, 2018• Younger brother of Sounders FC midfielder, Cristian Roldan


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17 F WILL BRUIN Height: 6-2 Weight: 194Born: October 24, 1989 Hometown: St. Louis, MissouriCitizenship: United States College: Indiana

HOW ACQUIRED

Acquired via trade from Houston Dynamo for Targeted Allocation Money and General Allocation Money on December 23, 2016.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Houston Dynamo (2011-2016).

CAREER NOTES

• Third on Sounders FC with seven goals in 2018• Scored 50 goals and added 20 assists in his six professional seasons with the Houston Dynamo• Scored career-high 12 tallies in 2012. Also reached double digits in the scoring column with 10 goals in 2014 and 11 in 2015.• Recorded 33 goals in 66 appearances for the Hoosiers, including a team-high 18 tallies as a junior, when he finished second in the voting for the MAC Hermann Trophy• Two career caps for the U.S. National Team, making his debut in a friendly against Canada in 2013.

19 M HARRY SHIPPHeight: 5-9 Weight: 145Born: November 7, 1991 Hometown: Lake Forest, Illinois Citizenship: United StatesCollege: Notre Dame

HOW ACQUIRED

Acquired via trade from Montreal for General Allocation Money on De-cember 22, 2016.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Montreal Impact (2016), Chicago Fire (2014-2015).

CAREER NOTES

• Matched his career high with three goals in 2018• Two assists for Sounders FC in 2017 Audi MLS Cup Playoffs• Spent the 2016 season with Eastern Conference finalist Montreal Impact, starting 20 of his 27 appearances and recording two goals and three assists• Tallied seven goals and six assists in 33 appearances as an AT&T MLS Rookie of the Year finalist in 2014• Helped lead the Fighting Irish to the first national championship in program history during his senior season, where he was a NSCAA First Team All-American and a MAC Hermann Trophy finalist

Height: 5-10 Weight: 154Born: June 24, 1990 Hometown: Utrecht, NetherlandsCitizenship: Netherlands

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on July 1, 2017 using Targeted Allocation Money (TAM).

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Vitesse (2013-2017), Feyenoord (2008-2013).

CAREER NOTES

• Set career highs in games played (26), starts (24) and assists (5) in 2018.• Spent nine seasons in Dutch Eredivisie with Feyenoord and Vitesse, amassing 186 career league appearances with 16 goals and eight assists.• Made 19 appearances for the Netherlands’ U-21 side from 2010-2013 and three appearances the U-19s in 2009.

18 D KELVIN LEERDAM

20 D KIM KEE-HEEHeight: 6-2 Weight: 175Born: July 13, 1989Hometown: Busan, South Korea Citizenship: South Korea

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on February 27, 2018 using Targeted Allocation Money (TAM).

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Shanghai Shenua (2016-2017), Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC (2013-2016), Al-Sailiya (2012-2013), Daegu FC (2011-2013)

CAREER NOTES

• Started 28 of 29 games in his first season with the club in 2018• Made Sounders FC debut at Chivas Guadalajara on March 14, 2018• Signed with Sounders FC prior to 2018 campaign after nine professional seasons in Korea, China and Qatar• Spent the past two seasons with Shanghai Shenua of the Chinese Super League, starting all 45 of his appearances, including all 30 games of the 2016 campaign• Spent 2013-2015 seasons with Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors FC in Korean topflight, winning league titles in 2014 and 2015• 23 caps for the South Korean National Team, including six appearances during South Korea’s successful run in 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifying.


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24 GK STEFAN FREIHeight: 6-3 Weight: 195 Born: April 20, 1986 Hometown: Altstaetten, Switzerland College: California Pronunciation: STEF-in FRY

HOW ACQUIRED

Acquired via trade from Toronto on December 10, 2013.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Toronto FC (2009-2013).

CAREER NOTES

• Set Sounders FC franchise record with 114 saves in 2018.• Recorded a team-record 11 saves on June 13, 2018 at New York Red Bulls.• MLS record-holder with current 624-minute individual postseason shut-out streak spanning 2016 and 2017 Audi MLS Cup Playoffs• Became first Sounders FC goalkeeper to earn 50th win in 3-0 road shutout at LA Galaxy (April 23)• Named 2016 MLS Cup MVP• First goalkeeper in club history with 300 career saves• Recorded nine shutouts and 99 saves in first season for Seattle (2014)• Became second player in Sounders FC history to play in every minute of a season in 2014 • Four-time Canadian Cup Championship winner with Toronto

Height: 6-0 Weight: 170Born: October 4, 1995Hometown: Seattle, WashingtonCollege: Washington

HOW ACQUIRED


CAREER NOTES

• Made his first MLS start on March 4, 2018 vs. LAFC• 11 appearances in rookie campaign in 2017• Made professional debut in 2017 season opener at Houston Dynamo (March 4)• Made 56 appearances and earned All-Pac-12 Second Team honors in 2015 and 2016 at Washington• Played at least 18 matches in each of his three seasons with the Hus-kies, starting 35 of 37 of his appearances in 2015 and 2016• Spent the 2012-2013 and 2013-2014 campaigns with the Sounders FC Academy

23 M HENRY WINGOHeight: 5-11 Weight: 156Born: March 18, 1993 Hometown: Fort-de-France, MartiniqueCitizenship: Martinique

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed to a First Team contract on March 2, 2017.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Club Franciscain (2015), AC Arles-Avignon B (2014).

CAREER NOTES

• Set career highs in games played (16) and starts (10) in 2018.• Scored his first MLS goal vs. Minnesota on April 22, 2018.• Started nine of 14 appearances in first MLS season in 2017, in addition to two appearances (one start) in 2017 Audi MLS Cup Playoffs• Made 19 appearances for S2 in 2016 and recorded an assist in a 1-1 draw against Whitecaps FC 2 (August 6)• Previously played for Club Franciscain of Martinique’s Championnat National League and France’s AC Arles-Avignon B squad• Has 33 caps and five goals for the Martinique National Team

21 M JORDY DELEM

25 D XAVIER ARREAGAHeight: 6-0 Weight: 165Born: September 28, 1994Hometown: Guayaquil, Ecuador Citizenship: Ecuador

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on May 7, 2019 as a Designated Player.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Barcelona SC (2016-2019), Manta FC (2014-2015).

CAREER NOTES

• Played 6,787 minutes across four seasons for Barcelona of Guayaquil in the Ecuadorian topflight, starting 78 of his 79 appearances• Tallied eight goals with Barcelona of Guayaquil, including three each in the 2017 and 2018 seasons.• Started all 10 of his appearances in 2019, registering 887 minutes played• Spent two seasons to start his pro career with Manta FC of Ecuador, scoring four goals in 2015• Earned his first international cap for Ecuador in a 2-1 friendly win over Panama on November 20, 2018


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Height: 5-9 Weight: 145Born: June 25, 1997 Hometown: Seattle, WashingtonCitizenship: United States / KenyaCollege: Washington

HOW ACQUIRED


CAREER NOTES

• Scored two goals and recorded one assist in 12 games during his rookie season in 2018• Signed as a Homegrown Player after two seasons at the University of Washington, where recorded 12 goals and 13 assists in 39 appearances• All-Pac-12 First Team selection in 2017 after leading the Huskies with eight goals and ranking second with six assists• Ballard High School graduate earned Pac-12 Freshman of the Year honors in 2016 after tallying four goals and seven assists

70 M HANDWALLA BWANAHeight: 6-2 Weight: 195Born: August 2, 1989 Hometown: Scotch Plains, NJ Citizenship: United States College: Monmouth

HOW ACQUIRED

Selected in Stage One in 2016 Re-Entry Draft on December 16, 2016. Re-signed on December 14, 2017.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

San Jose (2014-16), New York Cosmos (2013), IK Brage (2013), Sound-ers FC (2011-12), Kitsap Pumas (2011).

CAREER NOTES

• Made his first MLS start since 2012 on June 30, 2018 vs. Portland and made three saves• Originally drafted by Seattle in the Second Round of the 2011 MLS SuperDraft• Made his first MLS appearance in the second half against the LA Gal-axy on May 2, 2012• Posted a 3-3-5 mark during the 2012 MLS season with a 1.27 goals against average and three shutouts• Also played for Kitsap Pumas and San Jose Earthquakes

35 GK BRYAN MEREDITH

29 D ROMÁN TORRESHeight: 6-2 Weight: 195Born: March 20, 1986Hometown: Panama City, Panama Citizenship: Panama Pronunciation: roe-MAHN

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on August 12, 2015 using Targeted Allocation Money (TAM).

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Millonarios (2012-2015), La Equidad (2008-2009, 2012), Atlètico Nacional (2011), Atlètico Junior (2010), Cortulua (2006-2007), San Francisco FC (2005-2008), Chepo FC (2003-2005).

CAREER NOTES

• Captained Panama to 2018 FIFA World Cup berth and scored clinching goal vs. Costa Rica in last match of CONCACAF qualifying• Scored decisive penalty-kick in shootout to win 2016 MLS Cup• Suffered season-ending ACL tear in 1-1 draw at San Jose (September 1, 2015), then underwent successful surgery on September 22, 2015• Current captain of Panamanian National Team, appearing in 91 interna-tional matches and scoring 14 goals• Amassed 331 career appearances and 32 goals in 11 professional sea-sons of topflight leagues in South and Central America• Five club championships with four different teams in Panama and Colombia

33 D/M JOEVIN JONESHeight: 5-11 Weight: 160Born: August 3, 1991Hometown: Carenage, Trinidad & Tobago Citizenship: Trinidad & Tobago

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed on May 7, 2019 using Targeted Allocation Money (TAM).

PREVIOUS CLUBS

SV Darmstadt 98 (2018-2019); Sounders FC (2016-2017); Chicago Fire (2015); HJK Helsinki (2014); W Connection (2009-2014).

CAREER NOTES

• Spent the past two seasons with SV Darmstadt 98, where he recorded 44 appearances with six goals over two seasons in 2. Bundesliga, the German second division• Spent the 2016 and 2017 seasons with Seattle, helping the club to back-to-back MLS Cup appearances and the 2016 title• Recorded three goals and 14 assists in two seasons with Sounders FC, including a career-high 11 helpers in 2017• Posted five assists in 11 postseason appearances in 2016 and 2017• Mainstay for the Trinidad & Tobago National Team, where he has 71 career caps and eight goals


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Height: 5-10 Weight: 140Born: May 5, 2003 Hometown: Las Vegas, NevadaCitizenship: United States

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed as Homegrown Player on April 9, 2019.

CAREER NOTES

• Youngest signing in club history at 15 years and 339 days upon signing• Six appearances for Tacoma Defiance in 2018 and 2019 prior to signing with Sounders FC• Member of Sounders FC U-17 squad that won 2017-2018 USSDA National Championship• Has participated with U.S. U-15 and U-16 National Team squad

75 M DANNY LEYVA 87 F ALFONSO OCAMPO-CHAVEZHeight: 5-10 Weight: 142Born: March 25, 2002Hometown: Merced, California Citizenship: United States

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed as Homegrown Player on May 1, 2019.

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Tacoma Defiance (2017-2019)

CAREER NOTES

• 13th Homegrown Player signing in club history• Led Sounders FC U-17 side in scoring during 2019 Generation adidas Cup Champions Division championship• Seven appearances for Tacoma Defiance from 2017 to 2019 prior to signing with Sounders FC• Member of Sounders FC U-17 squad that won 2017-2018 USSDA National Championship

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CIN COL CHI VAN RSL TOR LFC SJ LFC MIN HOU ORL PHI KC

4-1 2-0 4-2 0-0 1-0 3-2 1-4 2-2 1-1 1-1 1-0 2-1 0-0 2-3

1 Trey Muse

3 Jonathan Campbell 90D

4 Gustav Svensson 89M 90M 90M 83M 90M 90M 90M 56M

5 Nouhou Tolo 6 1 9 1 26 55D 5 23 71D 30

7 Cristian Roldan 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 18M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M

8 Victor Rodriguez 90M 68M 89M 90M 81M 89M 64M 63M 85M 15M

9 Raul Ruidiaz 90F 90F 90F 87F 5 73F 90F 11 90F

10 Nicolas Lodeiro 90M 90M 72M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90F 90M 90M 90M 90M 90F 90M

11 Brad Smith 84D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 35 90D 90D 90D 86D 90D

12 Saad Abdul-Salaam 1 90D 90D

13 Jordan Morris 77M 85M 86M 90M 90M 86M 68F 90F 89F 79F 85M 53M

14 Chad Marshall 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D

16 Alex Roldan 20 4 90M

17 Will Bruin 3 73F 79F 30 17 79F 12

18 Kelvin Leerdam 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 89D 90D 90D 19 90D

19 Harry Shipp 13 22 4 17 4 90M 34 70M 75 67M 90M

20 Kim Kee-Hee 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 64D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 38D

21 Jordy Delem 1 26 90M 90M 90M 90M 76M 78M

23 Henry Wingo 22 27 11

24 Stefan Frei 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G

25 Xavier Arreaga 52

29 Roman Torres 5 18 11 90D 90D 11 90D 90D 90D 90D

35 Bryan Meredith

70 Handwalla Bwana 7 90F 79M 60M 37 14 60M

75 Danny Leyva

87 Alfonso Ocampo-Chavez

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Game log:

Game #1 03/02/2019 SEA 4 vs CIN 1 W Leerdam 1 (unassisted) 27; Morris 1 (Lodeiro 1) 33; Morris 2 (Rodriguez 1, Lodeiro 2) 43;

Ruidiaz 1 (Rodriguez 2) 87

Game #2 03/09/2019 SEA 2 vs COL 0 W Leerdam 2 (unassisted) 5; Ruidiaz 2 (unassisted) 8

Game #3 03/16/2019 SEA 4 at CHI 2 W Rodriguez 1 (Morris 1, Ruidiaz 1) 8; Morris 3 (Lodeiro 3) 15; Lodeiro 1 (penalty kick) 49; Ruidiaz 3 (Smith 1) 88

Game #4 03/30/2019 SEA 0 at VAN 0 T

Game #5 04/06/2019 SEA 1 vs RSL 0 W Lodeiro 2 (C. Roldan 1) 18

Game #6 04/13/2019 SEA 3 vs TOR 2 W Bruin 1 (unassisted) 24; Bruin 2 (Smith 2, Lodeiro 4) 66; C. Roldan 1 (Leerdam 1, Svensson 1) 68

Game #7 04/21/2019 SEA 1 at LFC 4 L Shipp 1 (Rodriguez 3) 51

Game #8 04/24/2019 SEA 2 vs SJ 2 T Leerdam 3 (Kim 1, Lodeiro 5) 65; Shipp 2 (Lodeiro 6, Smith 3) 67

Game #9 04/28/2019 SEA 1 vs LFC 1 T Morris 4 (unassisted) 1

Game #10 05/04/2019 SEA 1 at MIN 1 T C. Roldan 2 (unassisted) 42

Game #11 05/11/2019 SEA 1 vs HOU 0 W C. Roldan 3 (unassisted) 5

Game #12 05/15/2019 SEA 2 vs ORL 1 W Ruidiaz 4 (Smith 4, Shipp 1) 19; Bwana 1 (Lodeiro 7) 68

Game #13 05/18/2019 SEA 0 at PHI 0 T

Game #14 05/26/2019 SEA 2 at KC 3 L Ruidiaz 5 (Leerdam 2, Shipp 2) 63; Leerdam 4 (Lodeiro 8) 71

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