MLS Next U19: FC Dallas dominate Atlanta United to a 3-1 victory
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On Saturday, October 10, FC Dallas and Atlanta United clashed in the U19 age group at Toyota Soccer Center, in Frisco. FC Dallas did a better job of capitalizing on their chances and won 3-1, earning their first victory in the season.
The home team scored their first goal in the 34th minute of play. Goalkeeper
David Jaimes Martinez
David
Jaimes Martinez
6'2" | GK
State
#35
Nation
TX
played a long pass out of the back, forward
Jordyn Eason
Jordyn
Eason
F
State
#11
Nation
TX
redirected it to defender
Luke Martey
Luke
Martey
5'9" | F/D
Lone Star | 2028
State
TX
, who drove the ball forward and shot it. Atlanta's goalkeeper stopped it, but forward
Trey Glosson
Trey
Glosson
5'10" | F
Lone Star | 2027
State
#178
Nation
TX
picked up the rebound and scored.
Dallas found the back of the net again in the 50th minute, after Erik Vargas passed the ball to midfielder
Kyle Velazquez
Kyle
Velazquez
5'8" | M
Frisco Lone Star | 2027
State
TX
, who fired an incredible shot from outside the box that went into the upper corner. The third goal happened in the 76th minute, when defender
Zac Fumtim
Zac
Fumtim
F
TX
sent the ball back into the box after a corner kick, and fellow defender
Anderson Grimm
Anderson
Grimm
6'0" | D/M
Southlake Carroll | 2027
State
#92
Nation
TX
chested it down and fired a powerful left-footed shot. Atlanta got their only goal well into stoppage time, with Kai Jean Baptiste.
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Grimm played as a left back and had a very different role than Martey's, staying back to provide balance and leaving the attacking lane in front of him for midfielder Erik Vargas to explore. He was very important with his passing ability and ensured Dallas always had a clean buildup. Grimm also thrived defensively, using his size and positioning to make stops inside the box and challenge opponents out wide. He did very well in Dallas' third goal by remaining onside in the box after a corner kick, controlling a cross with his chest and finishing with power and precision. The defender also took a free kick in the first half that almost went in.
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