MLS FC Dallas

FC Dallas Sells out 2021 Home Opener against Colorado Rapids

Published on April 14, 2021 under Major League Soccer (MLS)
FC Dallas News Release


Frisco, TX - FC Dallas' 2021 MLS regular season opener against the Colorado Rapids at Toyota Stadium on Saturday, April 17 is officially sold out, the team announced today. Toyota Stadium capacity will be limited to no more than 50% for Dallas' first four home games of the 2021 season (April 17 vs Colorado, May 1 vs Portland, May 8 vs Houston, May 22 vs Real Salt Lake). Capacity for remaining matches will be determined based on local, state and MLS regulations as those evolve.

The match against the Rapids, which is presented by MTX, kicks off at 7PM CT. Pregame coverage on TXA 21 and the FCDTV Network begins at 6:30PM CT. Saturday's match also marks FC Dallas' debut on Estrella Media's KMPX-29 in the Dallas/Fort Worth market. Pregame coverage on KMPX-29 begins at 6PM CT. The match will be streamed in English in the Dallas/Fort Worth market at FCDallas.com/Stream. All fans outside of the DFW and FCDTV network viewing markets may watch the match on ESPN+. The match can also be heard in Spanish on TUDN 1270AM and in English at FCDallas.com/Radio.

As FC Dallas opens the 2021 MLS regular season with a limited capacity at Toyota Stadium, the club continues to focus on providing a safe and exciting matchday experience. For the latest health and safety guidelines, please visit FCDallas.com/StadiumSafety. This page will be updated throughout the season as the policies and procedures evolve.

Tickets to Saturday's match might be available through the secondary resale marketplace at FCDallasTickets.com. Fans can also purchase seats for Dallas' matches against Portland (5/1), Houston (5/8) and Real Salt Lake (5/22) at FCDallasTickets.com.

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