Venuto scores in stoppage time, Whitecaps tie Dallas 2-2
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FRISCO, Texas – Lucas Venuto scored for Vancouver in second-half stoppage time and the Whitecaps tied FC Dallas 2-2 on Wednesday night to extend their undefeated streak to six games.
Vancouver (4-6-7) overcame a two-goal deficit to tie for the second straight game.
Yordy Reyna pulled Vancouver to 2-1 in the 81st, cutting back his defender in the box and finishing with a left-footed shot. Venuto turned his defender after getting a loose ball and sent in a shot from distance.
Jesús Ferreira and Ryan Hollingshead scored four minutes apart early in the second half to give FC Dallas (7-6-5) a 2-0 lead. Ferreira tapped home Michael Barrios’ pass on a fast break. Hollingshead scored on a deflected shot from distance, sneaking it inside the near post with goalkeeper Zac MacMath going the other way.