Whether it's Fabian Castillo or Michael Barrios, Dallas has speed to burn all over the field.
When FC Dallas visits the New England Revolution on Saturday, it won't just be an ordinary MLS side coming to town. Instead, it'll be one that boasts a 5-0-2 record at home, 23 points through 13 games and a youthful core with speed to burn.
The goals have come in bunches for head coach Oscar Pareja's side, and a rundown of its attack reveals why. Mauro Diaz, an Argentinian playmaker, pulls the strings in midfield; the Colombian-born duo of Fabian Castillo and Michael Barrios blaze down the wings; Mauro Rosales, a 35-year-old attacking midfielder, offers a veteran presence; and Tesho Akindele and Maxi Urruti are proven goal-scorers.