MATCH HIGHLIGHTS: San Jose Earthquakes vs FC Dallas | July 16, 2025

Orango will drift out wide, but Martinez, who scored when these two teams met back on June 25th, his job stays central because of the three center backs for San Jose. Kamongo can get isolated. And if he does, that’s where he’s at his best going himself. Another comfortable evening here in San Jose. It’s the earthquakes in the White Tops. It’s FC Dallas in blue and red. There is the whistle. We are underway tonight from PayPal Park. San Jose able to keep this alive. Comes to the top for Harks. Rodriguez. Rodriguez went for it. Falls into the middle. Martinez lays it off for Harks. Oh, that’s some aura. Ian Harks. One nil Quakes. It looks like it’s being set for the two finishers to combine. When this pass comes in, watch the care in which this is played first from Arango to Martinez. But then when Martinez realizes he cannot get a shot off, he lays it back to Harks with care. So the decision there is for Harks to shoot because of the pace. He gets the technique absolutely right. This is a stunning finish from Ian Harks in the Heritage Kids where his dad was playing in that opening match. And season one, match one of Major League Soccer. It’s It’s a set piece just outside the area now for FC Dallas. Delgado sends it in right into the middle. Saved. Big stop from Danielaga on the doorstep presented by T-Mobile. Watch Ibiaga create the space and he’s musling his way through. That is such a good entry pass from to try to change the halftime team talks from both managers. Keep an eye on Ibiaga number 25. He’s always the target on the set pieces for FC Dallas played short. Delgado the inswinger. The heads go up and it’s just over the bar. Abubakar. The options are just so few it seems for FC Dallas. Maybe something will work here. Delgado sprung in behind. Patrick Delgado chips the keeper off the bar. Musa, he scores. The moose is loose again for FC Dallas. The equalizer to just create half a step inside the box once he’s able to receive this. This is where this is too much space. Musa is too good of a finisher. Does really well with that. Tom Bogurt kind of breaking down the backstory of Bolaroo cut from the earthquakes U14. Here’s Arango going for the curler and chest wide. Two good options. Espinosa and Orango. Chicho Orango around the wall and just wide. Both of them are right footed. So when Espinosa stood up as if he was going to take it with his left foot, it really took away all the guessing that Delgado whips this one in. comes all the way through. Ibeyaga is there and it’s saved. Kned back centrally and eventually Iagaga puts it towards the end line and out of play. Turned over again. Romero for Petar Musa. Musa wide. That’s a bad giveaway. Musa Kamongo. Bernard Kamongo off the outside of the post. Another big chance for FC Dallas. Three-man wall. Espinosa whips it towards goal and over the bar. FC Alistister really good at defending set pieces. So Espinosa with that in the back of his mind. More and Ramiro comes into the area. Fington is back to goal. Ramire’s making the runner put in front and tapped in it when Musa is applying the finish. So confident from Ferington. His head is up. Good movement from Ramiro to follow the pass. No Lucho Acasta tonight. They’re looking for someone to step up. Here’s Scain. Puts it in the middle. The header’s down. The equalizer. Able to stay on his feet. And if he leaves the ground, he has to win this or commit the foul outside of the box. Roberts just does enough to save it. Martinez, I believe the game is over. The referee has blowed his whistle and ended this game. So then why stop it in the run of play? It doesn’t make sense.

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