On Thursday, FC Dallas will take on Arabe Unido at Toyota Stadium in the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinal.
After going 2-2-0, including a 5-2 comeback victory over Guatemalan side Suchitepéquez, FC Dallas found themselves as the seven seed in the seeding for the knockout rounds. Dallas accumulated the second least amount of points, only ahead of the New York Red Bulls due to their eight goals scored, compared to the Red Bull’s five.
Their reward was a matchup against Arabe Unido, who currently sit in seventh place in the Liga Cable Onda, the Panamanian first division.