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Luciano Acosta, Léo Chú rally Dallas to 2-1 victory over winless Sporting KC

Newcomers Luciano Acosta and Léo Chú scored two minutes apart in the first half and FC Dallas rallied to beat Sporting Kansas City 2-1 at Toyota Stadium

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Luciano Acosta, Léo Chú rally Dallas to 2-1 victory over winless Sporting KC

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