Experience the passion of soccer with FC Dallas. Join thousands of fans at Toyota Stadium and support the team in every MLS match.
As one of the ten original clubs in Major League Soccer, FC Dallas boasts a rich history and a profound legacy in American soccer. Originally known as the Dallas Burn, the team adopted its current identity in 2005, coinciding with its move to Toyota Stadium in Frisco, one of the country's first soccer-specific stadiums. This move marked the beginning of a new era, focused on developing local talent through its prestigious academy, which has become a model for the league.
The club reached one of its highest points in the 2016 season when it achieved a historic double by winning the Supporters' Shield, awarded to the best team of the regular season, and the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. This success was the result of a club philosophy focused on a possession-based, attacking style of play, fueled by a mix of experienced veterans and promising young academy graduates. The club's culture is deeply rooted in the North Texas community, with supporter groups like the Dallas Beer Guardians and El Matador filling the stadium with energy at every match.
Attending an FC Dallas game is not just about watching a soccer match; it's about being part of a passionate community that has supported the team since its inception. The experience at Toyota Stadium, which also houses the National Soccer Hall of Fame, offers a vibrant and family-friendly atmosphere, solidifying the club as a sporting and cultural pillar in the region.
Plans have been announced for a major mixed-use development around Toyota Stadium in Frisco, set to include hotels, retail, and entertainment options, enhancing the fan experience on matchdays.
In an intense match for state bragging rights, FC Dallas and Austin FC finished in a 0-0 draw at Toyota Stadium, with both teams battling for dominance but unable to break the deadlock.
The club announced that it has waived Brazilian defender Geovane Jesus, who had joined the team prior to the 2025 season.
FC Dallas continued its strong run of form by defeating the Portland Timbers 2-1 at home, securing a crucial three points in their push for a playoff spot.
FC Dallas looked back on its historic victory in the 2016 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup final, one of the greatest achievements in franchise history, which was part of a double-winning season.
Academy prospects Jeyden Ros and Zachery Clark have been called into a combined U.S. U15/U16 national team camp, highlighting the strength of the club's development system.
The team traveled to Minnesota and earned a 2-1 victory over Minnesota United, showcasing their ability to get results in tough away environments.
In a spectacular match full of attacking action, FC Dallas edged Sporting Kansas City 4-3 at Toyota Stadium, providing a great show for the home fans.
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