Houston Dynamo FC and FC Dallas draw as Musa equalizes with the final kick

Cappis puts Dallas ahead

Christian Cappis opened the scoring for Dallas with a left-footed shot from the left side of the box into the upper-right corner. Houston’s Guilherme shot over in the 23rd minute after passes from Lyle Foster and Bogusz, before Jonathan Bond saved Herman Johansson’s header a minute later.

Cappis’ goal was his second for Dallas, making him the club’s 15th different scorer of the season. Job earned his first club assist on the opener, while Bernard Kamungo contributed his fifth assist of the season.

Bond saves the retake

Daniel Job also earned a penalty during his first club start for Dallas. The forward’s derby appearance included both an assist on the opening goal and the opportunity for Dallas to extend its lead.

After Resch fouled Daniel Job, Musa took his initial penalty before the whistle. Bond dived left to save the retake. Shaq Moore then blocked Franco Negri’s header in first-half stoppage time.

Herrera levels before late penalties

Héctor Herrera equalized in the 49th minute, heading Guilherme’s inswinging corner home near the back post. Mateusz Bogusz put Houston ahead from the penalty spot at 90+4 after Nolan Norris handled. Duncan McGuire’s foul on Ran Binyamin then gave Dallas a penalty.

Musa closes with a record goal

Petar Musa converted in the 11th minute of second-half stoppage time. He became the first Dallas player to reach 20 regular-season goals, setting a club single-season record.

His equalizer was the final kick, completing the scoring and answering Bogusz’s stoppage-time penalty to leave the teams level at full time.

The draw reclaimed El Capitán for Dallas, whose record after the match stood at 14-7-9 with 51 points.