Bryan Reynolds had two assists in the second as Rennes beat Auxerre 4-1 to move into a tie with Lille for second place in Ligue 1 just one point behind Monaco. Reynolds, the youngest Homegrown signing when he joined FC Dallas in 2016 at the age of 15, has been in Europe since 2021.
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MLS’s Top 5 players on a roll: From a world star to a pair of teens
This summer’s biggest signing, a Brazilian veteran, a Canadian goalkeeper, an American teenage defender and an 18-year-old MLS Next Pro call-up stood out for superb performances as MLS transitioned into Leagues Cup play.
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Crew ousts Swedish coach Henrik Rydström after 14 games
The Columbus Crew became the fourth MLS team to make a coaching change in the first three months of the 2026 season.
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On a roll: Five MLS players to keep an eye on this weekend
If you’ve missed it, Sam Surridge has been balling out so far. With seven goals in MLS (eight in all competitions), the Englishman is on top of the Golden Boot race.
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World Cup host Dallas: Through the eyes of Andy Swift
Andy Swift serves on the Board of Directors as the Secretary of the North Texas Organizing Committee.
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FC Dallas to raffle World Cup tickets at Hall of Fame watch party
FC Dallas will host a watch party for the World Cup draw on Dec. 5 at 11 a.m. inside the Gallagher Club at the National Soccer Hall of Fame at Toyota Stadium.
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World Cup 2026: Dallas soccer veteran Steve Davis leads legacy quest in North Texas
There may not be as many as the New Yorkers who claim to have been at Yankee Stadium the day Don Larsen threw his World Series perfect game against the Brooklyn Dodgers. In Dallas, Steve Davis says a significant number of people say they were in the Cotton Bowl stands in 1994, when Brazil edged […]
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Expansion San Diego FC claims Western Conference top spot
The big winner on MLS’s Decision Day was expansion San Diego FC.
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The USMNT’s Alabama pipeline
Against Ecuador, Mauricio Pochettino started players representing eight different states, in addition to Folarin Balogun, who grew up in England, and Malik Tillman, raised in Germany.
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Jacob Jackson holds off St. Louis onslaught in FC Dallas debut
FC Dallas earned a 1-1 draw at St. Louis City despite losing goalkeeper Michael Collodi with a red card in the 16th minute.