Dallas looked set to depart Talen Energy Stadium with a point until a stoppage time goal from Alejandro Bedoya put the Union up 2-1. Dallas’ second half collapse was indicative of a team that started five homegrown players and was without Carlos Gruezo, Jesse Gonzalez, or Pablo Aranguiz because of the always concerning “violation of team policy.” While the eye test says that Dallas deserved a point, they were out shot 18-3 and gave up the lion’s share of possession to Philly. Is this game an outlier or a indicator of tough times to come?
What we learned against the Philadelphia Union: Road struggles continue
