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I think we gave a really good performance. A very attractive and willing-to-go-forward type of performance. I think we saw a team with more quality, cleaner in the way we built our attacks, and also in the final third. I still think we have to improve some of the movements and decisions we make, but I think we saw a more vertical team, that went forward every time they could.

"I couldn't be happier to be an Austin FC player," Torres said in a statement. "The ambition behind what the Club is building and the incredible soccer community there were both big factors in convincing me that this was the right move to make."

It was a huge upset, right? Right? Whether you find it maddening or irresistible, MLS's fine margins remain a key part of the league. Even against the best of the best, like last year's Miami team that set a single-season points record, struggling teams still have a chance to win thanks to closely controlled roster rules designed to maintain parity.

Eric Quill praised Ramiro as a crucial element for FC Dallas, noting his leadership qualities and versatility in various positions on the field. He emphasized Ramiro's competitive spirit, intelligence, and dedication to winning and supporting his teammates, reinforcing his importance within the team dynamics.

Olsen said, "We let ourselves down with the goals. Again, poor, kind of naive in the moments. We weren't killers in front of goal."

"I think that is the key, having that time to get onto the pitch and dig into some details. In possession, out of possession, in transition."

"I was very pleased with the intensity that the players showed but a lot of that was on them," Schmetzer said, reflecting on the Club World Cup.

"We have zero concerns. He's probably the most disappointed. But the goals will come for him. It would be an issue if he didn't care or work, but he runs arguably the most on the team."