Minnesota United heads down south and returns to the Lone Star State for the second of three trips this season. Last time down the Loons fell to Austin FC in the Capital City, but this time it’s a showdown with FC Dallas in North Texas. MNUFC broke their losing streak this week, with a draw against LA Galaxy and are now 1-1-3 in their last five. The Loons sit in ninth place of fourteen in Major League Soccer’s Western Conference with a record of 4-3-5 with 15 points. Tonight’s match against the Toros is the Loons third this week and third match in a series of five games in fifteen days.
Preview: MNUFC at FC Dallas
