ShareSt. Louis City will look to extend their unbeaten run in MLS to 13 games when they host FC Dallas, who are one place above in the West.Simon Becher says St. Louis City have "confidence in our identity" as they look to extend their unbeaten run when they host FC Dallas on Sunday.St. Louis are unbeaten in their last 12 MLS games (W8 D4) after defeating high-flying Houston Dynamo 2-1 last time out.They have maintained their impressive displays despite the exit of top scorer Marcel Hartel, who joined Hannover, while Eduard Lowen was traded to the San Jose Earthquakes during the week.Becher, who scored in St. Louis' win over Houston, is confident they can now go toe-to-toe with anyone in MLS."We have that confidence now in our identity and how we can go out and play against anybody in this league," said Becher."Houston is a very good team, so we talked a lot about this being a game [where] we wanted to establish our identity and not change how we play."And I think again, it's more confidence for us going forward."St. Louis boss Yoann Damet echoed Becher's thoughts."I'm very pleased with where we're at in terms of our identity,” Damet told MLSsoccer.com."The way we defend and the way we attack, and the way we're creating chances. I think it fits perfectly the group we've got, and their qualities."I think the players enjoy the way we play. That's the environment we're trying to create."St. Louis are sixth in the Western Conference, level on points with Dallas but one place behind their upcoming opponents.Dallas will be desperate for three points in this matchup after being on the wrong end of a 5-0 thrashing against the Vancouver Whitecaps last time out.PLAYERS TO WATCHSt. Louis City – Dante PolvaraDante Polvara scored his first career MLS goal with the matchwinner in St. Louis' 2–1 victory over Houston, as he became the 40th player to score an MLS goal in St. Louis’ club history.It was Polvara’s first goal in a league match since netting for Aberdeen against St. Mirren in December 2025.FC Dallas – Bernard KamungoFour of the six shots by Dallas against Vancouver came from substitutes, as the last shot attempted by a Dallas starter in the match came in the 41st minute.Substitute Bernard Kamungo was responsible for a team-high two shots.MATCH PREDICTION: ST. LOUIS CITY WINSt. Louis extended both their unbeaten (W8 D4) and goalscoring streaks to 12 straight matches across all competitions with a win over Houston. Both streaks are the longest in club history as they never had an unbeaten run of more than five matches prior to their current run.Dallas, meanwhile, conceded four goals in the first half of their 5–0 loss at Vancouver. It was the first time Dallas had allowed four or more first-half goals in an MLS match since conceding four prior to half-time in a September 2019 game at Chicago Fire.The last two meetings between St. Louis and Dallas have ended in draws, including a 1–1 stalemate at Toyota Park on April 11.St. Louis have never lost at home against Dallas in all competitions (W2 D2), the only team they have hosted at least four times at home without ever losing.OPTA WIN PROBABILITYSt. Louis City – 49.2%Draw – 23.6%FC Dallas – 27.2%St. Louis City will look to extend their unbeaten run in MLS to 13 games when they host FC Dallas, who are one place above in the West.Simon Becher says St. Louis City have "confidence in our identity" as they look to extend their unbeaten run when they host FC Dallas on Sunday.St. Louis are unbeaten in their last 12 MLS games (W8 D4) after defeating high-flying Houston Dynamo 2-1 last time out.They have maintained their impressive displays despite the exit of top scorer Marcel Hartel, who joined Hannover, while Eduard Lowen was traded to the San Jose Earthquakes during the week.Becher, who scored in St. Louis' win over Houston, is confident they can now go toe-to-toe with anyone in MLS."We have that confidence now in our identity and how we can go out and play against anybody in this league," said Becher."Houston is a very good team, so we talked a lot about this being a game [where] we wanted to establish our identity and not change how we play."And I think again, it's more confidence for us going forward."St. Louis boss Yoann Damet echoed Becher's thoughts."I'm very pleased with where we're at in terms of our identity,” Damet told MLSsoccer.com."The way we defend and the way we attack, and the way we're creating chances. I think it fits perfectly the group we've got, and their qualities."I think the players enjoy the way we play. That's the environment we're trying to create."St. Louis are sixth in the Western Conference, level on points with Dallas but one place behind their upcoming opponents.Dallas will be desperate for three points in this matchup after being on the wrong end of a 5-0 thrashing against the Vancouver Whitecaps last time out.PLAYERS TO WATCHSt. Louis City – Dante PolvaraDante Polvara scored his first career MLS goal with the matchwinner in St. Louis' 2–1 victory over Houston, as he became the 40th player to score an MLS goal in St. Louis’ club history.It was Polvara’s first goal in a league match since netting for Aberdeen against St. Mirren in December 2025.FC Dallas – Bernard KamungoFour of the six shots by Dallas against Vancouver came from substitutes, as the last shot attempted by a Dallas starter in the match came in the 41st minute.Substitute Bernard Kamungo was responsible for a team-high two shots.MATCH PREDICTION: ST. LOUIS CITY WINSt. Louis extended both their unbeaten (W8 D4) and goalscoring streaks to 12 straight matches across all competitions with a win over Houston. Both streaks are the longest in club history as they never had an unbeaten run of more than five matches prior to their current run.Dallas, meanwhile, conceded four goals in the first half of their 5–0 loss at Vancouver. It was the first time Dallas had allowed four or more first-half goals in an MLS match since conceding four prior to half-time in a September 2019 game at Chicago Fire.The last two meetings between St. Louis and Dallas have ended in draws, including a 1–1 stalemate at Toyota Park on April 11.St. Louis have never lost at home against Dallas in all competitions (W2 D2), the only team they have hosted at least four times at home without ever losing.OPTA WIN PROBABILITYSt. Louis City – 49.2%Draw – 23.6%FC Dallas – 27.2%