Rafael Navarro recorded a stag, with its goal in the 72nd minute that proved the equalizer, when Colorado Rapids and FC Dallas contented themselves with a 3-3 draw on Saturday in a Western Conference match in Commerce City, Colo.
Both created late score chances but could not benefit from one of them either.
Rapids (0-0-2, 2 points), who did not even handle a shot on goal in their MLS season opening speechless features at St. Louis, wasted some time to light up the scoreboard on Saturday.
Keegan Rosenberry, who worked on the left side in the sixth minute, took an innocent pass from Oliver Larraz and lifted an arch shot against the remote post. The Dallas goalkeeper Maarten Paes could not correct it, giving the home team a 1-0 lead.
Colorado dominated the first 40 minutes and increased the advantage in the 39th minute when Djordje Mihailovic’s passport into the goal man was redirected on the head of Rafael Navarro, which pressed the ball into the net anticipation.
Dallas (1-0-1, 4 points) responded hard and halved his deficit just four minutes later when Pedrinho bleed a declined pass from Anderson Julio into the net beyond Rapid goalkeeper Zack Steffen. It was Pedrinho’s first MLS goal.
Toros then found the equalizer, with Luciano Acosta and Petar Musa who worked a lovely GE-and-Go that resulted in a neat, featured shot of Acosta. He lifted the ball over a diving Steffen in the 45th minute.
Dallas continued to make the actors early in the second half. Musa Volleyed Rebound Julio’s shot after Steffen made the block and found the open net in the 68th minute.
But Toro’s leadership was short -lived. Colorado swung back just four minutes later when Navarro produced his second speech and drove to Far Post for a touch assistant from Larraz after a spring pass with Mihailovic and binds the score of 3-3.
Dallas looked to have found the net again on the 79th minute, but Logan Farringon’s shot in the network was flagged for offside and verified by video overview.
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