MLS

September 4, 2010
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    Philadelphia
    Kansas City
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    Chicago
    Los Angeles
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    DC United
    Columbus
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    New England
    Seattle
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    Dallas
    Toronto
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    Colorado
    Chivas USA
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    Salt Lake
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Full-time

FC Dallas

1 - 0

Toronto FC

Eastern Conference

1:30 BST, September 5, 2010

Pizza Hut Park, United States

Referee: Alex Prus

Jeff Cunningham's goal fuels FC Dallas past Toronto

Scoring Summary

FC Dallas Toronto FC
Jeff Cunningham (45') 

Match Stats

FC Dallas

Toronto FC

7(5) Shots (on Goal) 5(2)
6 Fouls 12
1 Corner Kicks 1
7 Offsides 1
- Time of Possession -
1 Yellow Cards 2
0 Red Cards 1
2 Saves 4

Teams

FC Dallas Toronto FC
1 Kevin Hartman24 Stefan Frei
5 Jair Benítez4 Nick Garcia
4 Heath Pearce12 Adrian Cann
14 George John8 Dan Gargan
19 Zach Loyd33 Maksim Usanov
18 Marvin Chavez20 Robert Tyrel Harden
20 Brek Shea21 Nick LaBrocca
24 Eric Alexander25 Martin Saric
10 David Arturo Ferreira15 Nane Joseph
9 Jeff Cunningham10 Mista
6 Jackson17 O'Brian White
Substitutes
44 Dario SalaJon Conway 1
15 Kyle DaviesMilos Kocic 1
27 Edson EdwardRaivis Hscanovics 34
12 Eric AvilaJacob Peterson 23
8 Bruno GuardaGabe Gala 27
21 Bryan LevyaDoneil Henry 
34 Ruben LunaMaicon Santos 29
Substitutions
Bruno Guarda for George John (53)
Jacob Peterson for Nane Joseph (57)
Eric Avila for Marvin Chavez (68)
 
Ruben Luna for Jeff Cunningham (81)
 
Yellow Cards
Jair Benítez (88)
Martin Saric (14)
 Nick LaBrocca (45)
Red Cards
 Martin Saric (88)
· Squads: FC Dallas | Toronto FC

FRISCO, Texas (AP) -- Jeff Cunningham scored in the 47th minute to help lift FC Dallas to a 1-0 win over Toronto FC on Saturday night, extending its club-record unbeaten streak to 13.

David Ferreira set up Cunningham's goal by looping a pass over three defenders to Marvin Chavez who redirected the ball back to Cunningham, who scored from the top of the penalty box.

Goalkeeper Kevin Hartman came out of the goalie's box and made a sliding save to stop a shot by Toronto's Jacob Peterson in the 90th minute, helping FC Dallas (10-2-10) improve to 8-0-5 during its streak.

Cunningham, who started for the injured Milton Rodriguez, scored his 129th career MLS goal to move three behind D.C. United's Jaime Moreno for the all-time lead.

Both teams struggled for early scoring opportunities as FC Dallas did not register a shot until Jackson Goncalves' attempt in the 24th minute.

Toronto (7-9-6) went 34 minutes without a shot between Ty Harden's attempt in the 5th minute and Nick LaBrocca's in the 39th.

FC Dallas played without starting midfielders Daniel Hernandez and Atiba Harris. Both players missed the game due to yellow card accumulation.