The Sounders conceded a second own goal five minutes later that started when Barrios freed himself down the flank by cheekily slipping past Alex Roldan on a set play taken short.Arreaga tried to head the Hollingshead service out for a corner but instead redirected the ball past Stefan Frei for an own goal. FC Dallas finally made the Sounders pay for giving up too much of the ball when Michael Barrios eluded Alex Roldan and Kelvin Leerdam down the left flank before delivering a back post cross to Ryan Hollingshead, who then headed the ball back across the frame of the goal.The set piece chance marked the Sounders only clear opportunity to score in the first half. The Sounders finally got on the box score in the 26th minute when Xavier Arreaga showed off an impressive vertical and good power on a header towards goal off a back post Harry Shipp corner.The sloppy give away was one of many for the rave green in the first half. Dallas created their most dangerous scoring chance from the first quarter of the game in the 22nd minute, when the Sounders committed a bad turnover in their own half that led to an uncontested shot from Bryan Acosta.Both of those shots came from FC Dallas, which was emblematic of how the home team, while not particularly sharp in the final third, dominated possession throughout the opening stages. The match got off to a slow start with only two shots occurring in the first 20 minutes.In the end though, the lackluster first half proved too much to overcome for the second straight week. A second half switch to put two strikers up top made the game much more competitive, as Raul Ruidiaz would go on to bag a somewhat fortunate goal of his own. In reality, Seattle gave up far too much possession and too many chances, particularly in the first half, to have many complaints. On paper, that may be enough to say the team got unlucky. The Sounders gave up two goals in a match where they only officially conceded one shot on target.

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