Marco Fabian de la Mora scored off a giveaway in the 86th minute to snap a 1-1. Tie and give Mexican first partition club Chivas de Guadalajara a 2-1 victory over FC Dallas in a approachable game Sunday.

FC Dallas held a 1-0 lead with just 10 minutes lasting, but a late rally by the 11-time Mexican champions left them undefeated in five matches against their American .

Chivas completed its two-game Major League Soccer tour with a 1-1 record after dropping a 1-0 result against the New York Red Bulls on Wednesday in Phoenix.

Juan Toja gave Dallas the lead in the 21st minute, scoring from the far side of the box off a angle kick by Andre Rocha, and FC Dallas appeared to be in direction.

Chivas Luis Michel Vergara made two key saves midway through the second half. He stopped Ricardinho on a separate in the 76th minute and then aside Bobby Rhine’s point-void slogan in the 79th minute off a location kick.

Ramon Morales got the equalizer in the 82nd minute, capitalizing on a penalty kick and backdrop the stage for de la Mora’s success 4 transcript later.

Dallas champion Anthony Wallace made an ill- back pass near center arena and de la Mora on it, racing in on a autonomous. As Dallas goalkeeper Dario Sala stimulating him, de la Mora, who had entered the game in the 59th minute, him about 25 yards out, then drilled it into the open net.

Dallas played most of its habitual , but did rest overfriendly Kenny Cooper, who is currently third in the MLS with .

Although the competition was at FC Dallas’ home pulverized, the vast middle-of-the-road of the 10,689 in crowd unequivocally cheered for Chivas.

Posted on June 30th, 2008 by admin
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