FC Dallas dominated Real Salt Lake 3–1 at home in an MLS encounter where the hosts' superior attacking efficiency proved decisive. Playing in a 4–4–2 formation, Dallas controlled the match with 11 shots, four of which found the target, generating 2.05 expected goals while limiting their visitors to just nine attempts and 2 shots on target. Real Salt Lake's 3–4–2–1 shape offered little resistance, managing only 0.59 xG despite their defensive setup. Dallas's clinical finishing was evident as Sam Sarver, Santiago Moreno, and Kaick each contributed goals, while Diego Luna's single effort for Salt Lake proved insufficient. The home goalkeeper's 25% save percentage reflected Dallas's dominance; they restricted Salt Lake to low-quality chances throughout. This victory underscores Dallas's attacking prowess and ability to convert limited opportunities into goals. Dallas's comfortable win suggests growing momentum in their campaign.