Dallas welcome Austin to Toyota Stadium in Frisco on 14/09/2025 for a Regular Season clash that feels like a crossroads for both clubs. Dallas sit 12th in the standings after 28 games with 31 points, a team that has often ground out draws this season — ten draws tell the story of a side that can be hard to beat but struggles to turn stalemates into wins. Their recent run reads as a sequence of mixed results with four draws in their last five and a 1-1 stalemate away at St. Louis City as their most recent outing, where goalkeeper Jacob Jackson was singled out with an eye-catching 8.95 rating for his work between the posts.
Austin arrive in better nick, occupying 6th place with 41 points from the same number of matches. Their form on paper is more convincing; the latest results include a 2-1 win at Sporting KC and a 3-1 victory over San Jose just prior, and Owen Wolff’s 8.63-rated performance in the Sporting KC clash highlights a team capable of decisive contributions. Austin’s recent sequence shows more wins and fewer draws than Dallas, and that momentum is meaningful when the fixture list starts to tighten.
Both teams present a blend of attacking intent and defensive vulnerability that suggests an open, competitive game. Dallas have scored 40 and conceded 48 across the campaign, with a home goals tally of 18 versus 23 conceded at Toyota Stadium — numbers that underline their inconsistency at both ends. Austin have been slightly more conservative in scoring (31) and a little tighter overall defensively (34 conceded), but their away numbers show they can be prone to conceding as well, with 22 goals let in on the road.
Shot metrics favor Austin in the aggregate: more total attempts and a higher count of shots inside the box and dangerous attacks. Dallas do produce chances but convert inconsistently, while Austin’s forward play has been sharper in recent weeks. The teams met earlier this season and played out a 1-1 draw, a reminder that open exchanges often result in both sides finding the net.
Considering form, head-to-head, and defensive records, the most attractive market here is the goal market: Both Teams To Score — Yes. The numbers point to two teams that create chances and concede too freely for a clean-sheet-heavy outcome to be likely. Recent meetings and current momentum suggest goals at both ends rather than a sterile 0-0. Backing BTTS provides a sensible balance between risk and value given the data available.
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