Watch: Dallas, Seattle score three goals late in crazy MLS playoff game

FC Dallas and the Seattle Sounders combined to score three goals in a seven-minute span late in Sunday’s MLS Western Conference semifinal.

FC Dallas and the Seattle Sounders combined to score three goals in a seven-minute span late in Sunday’s MLS Western Conference semifinal. 

Seattle led 2–1 after the first leg and the second leg was scoreless until Dallas’s Tesho Akindele scored on a header in the 84th minute.

GOAL! FC Dallas 1, Seattle Sounders 0: Akindele's header results in huge FC Dallas goal. https://t.co/0kpd7daqBL

— FS1 (@FS1) November 9, 2015

If that score had held, Dallas would have advanced on the away goals tiebreaker, but Chad Marshall scored for Seattle in the 90th minute, putting the Sounders back ahead on aggregate. 

GOAL! Seattle equalize thanks to Chad Marshall's header. FC Dallas 1, Seattle Sounders 1. #DALvSEA. https://t.co/wUkCFmFkkQ

— FS1 (@FS1) November 9, 2015

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A Dallas goal by Walker Zimmerman in the first minute of added time forced the game to go to extra time, because the teams were tied on aggregate and away goals. 

Free soccer. Free really, really good soccer. #DALvSEA to extra time on @FS1 thanks to this goal. #MLSCupPlayoffs https://t.co/scJNMzMeeK

— Major League Soccer (@MLS) November 9, 2015

FC Dallas won on penalty kicks after a scoreless extra period and will face the Portland Timbers in the Western Conference final.

- Dan Gartland