FC Dallas suffered a loss on Saturday night. The team's newly acquired goalkeeper was forced out of the game due to an injury. This occurred early in the match when he hurt his leg while making a save.
The injury led to a substitution, with another goalkeeper finishing the game. Despite the effort, FC Dallas was unable to secure a win. Further details about the game, including the final score and performance of other players, are available from the source, NBC5 DFW.
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