FC Dallas are in the hunt for an unexpected finish atop the Western Conference as the 2026 MLS regular season approaches its conclusion, and Petar Musa is a key reason why the legacy side continues to…

Petar Musa scored a decisive late brace on Saturday night to lead FC Dallas to a 3-0 victory against the San Jose Earthquakes in Frisco, Texas. The Croatian striker netted two goals within a five-minute span in the late stages of the second half, keeping Dallas firmly in the hunt for an unexpected top finish in the MLS Western Conference.
Musa opened the scoring in the 83rd minute following assists from Bernard Kamungo and Santiago Moreno, ending a scoreless duel between Daniel De Sousa Britto and San Jose goalkeeper Angus Gunn. Former Earthquakes goalkeeper De Sousa Britto contributed to the shutout as Dallas secured the three points in the closing weeks of the 2026 regular season.
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