Gallegos started the match at right back and ended it at center forward, showing remarkable versatility and the ability to perform different roles. He had to focus more on defending when in the backline as Dallas dominated possession and had mixed results, making a key stop to prevent a shot from going in and taking Melvin down in the play that led to the opponents’ first goal after he was put in a bad spot and had to scramble to cover a teammate. Gallegos moved into the attack halfway into the second half and didn’t need much time to make an impact there, making a good play inside the box and converting the penalty kick he drew with an excellent shot into the upper corner.