DALLAS, TEXAS - OCTOBER 14: Joaquín Valiente #21 of the FC Dallas is defended by Stuart Hawkins #39 and Kalani Kossa-Rienzi #85 of the Seattle Sounders FC during the first half at Toyota Stadium on October 14, 2026 in Dallas, Texas. (Stacy Revere / Getty Images)
FRISCO, Texas - Kaick Ferreira scored in the second half and Daniel De Sousa Britto made it stand up as FC Dallas beat Seattle 1-0 on Wednesday night, ending the Sounders' four-match win streak and an unbeaten run that reached nine.
Ferreira took a pass from defender Osaze Urhoghide in the 63rd minute and scored for the fourth time this season after scoring twice in 27 appearances as a 19-year-old rookie last year. Urhoghide's helper was his third after collecting one last season in 27 matches as a rookie.
De Sousa Britto finished with seven saves for his third clean sheet in six starts with Dallas (14-7-8). He had 14 shutouts in 78 career starts with the San Jose Earthquakes before joining the club.
Andrew Thomas totaled two saves for Seattle (11-10-8), which went 4-0-5 during its unbeaten streak.
Seattle beat Dallas 2-1 at home to close out April.
Dallas improves to 7-2-5 at home, while the Sounders drop to 4-6-5 on the road.
Up next
Seattle: Hosts CF Montreal on Saturday.
Dallas: At Houston Dynamo on Saturday.
The Source: Information in this story came from The Associated Press.
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