FC DALLAS 0, CHIVAS USA 0
FC DALLAS HEAD COACH STEVE MORROW
On the game:
"I thought it was a good competitive game. Both teams matched up well against each other. I thought we dominated for the most part and had some decent chances. Obviously, getting a red card with Bobby (Rhine) disrupted our play a little bit. From then, it was just trying to hang on a little bit and trying to get some sort of shape within our team. I think there are a lot of positives to come from the game as well. We started off a little slow but for the most part I thought we dominated the game and I thought we deserved the three points."
FC DALLAS MIDFIELDER ADRIAN SERIOUX
On the game:
"It was kind of hard to get into the flow. At times we looked good when we played our game -- moving the ball quickly. But it just comes down to the last third. We're having a tough time scoring right now, or at least creating opportunities. The upside to it is we prevented them from scoring a goal. We haven't done that in a while, shutting out a team. Hopefully we can just keep progressing this way over the next couple of games heading into the playoffs."
CHIVAS USA HEAD COACH PREKI
On the game:
"It was a defensive struggle. I felt neither team created a lot. They had one or two opportunities and we had one or two opportunities as well. Nobody was able to break the other side down, and sometimes it works like that. We still have two games to go and we are still in it for the first spot in our division. We still have two games left to play."
On Ante Razov's injury:
"I talked to the trainer and he said at least four-to-six weeks. That's what I'm getting."
CHIVAS USA GOALKEEPER BRAD GUZAN
On the game:
"We knew it was going to be a tough game. Obviously Dallas is a good team that's trying to get some momentum going into the playoffs. Coming in, we wanted to knock the ball around and create some chances; put them under pressure. I think we weren't bad, but we could have been a little sharper in all areas of the game. A tie is not the worst result for us. We can go home on Sunday, get a big win, and clinch first place."
On the final two games:
"We're pushing for it. We obviously want to get a big win on Sunday and then see what the Houston game has for us in store. Obviously, they're a good team but we don't want to look to them. We want to get a win against Colorado first. We have two tough games coming up."
On Razov's injury:
"'Te's a huge leader for this team. He not only leads on the field, but off the field as well. He's a guy that a lot of people look up to. Hopefully we get some MRI's or X-rays and get back to L.A. to see what the news is. Obviously, the worst-case scenario is that we lose him. But, like I said he's not just a leader on the field, he's a leader off the field, and either way I think he's going to help us."
CHIVAS USA FORWARD ANTE RAZOV
On his injury:
"I turned and I heard a pop. You feel some things sometimes and, I don't know, it just wasn't good. I wasn't able to move around on the field, but we didn't have any subs so I had to stay on. I'm hoping for the best but I don't think I've been injured before like this one."
On past injuries:
"No, I've never had a serious knee injury. This one feels like the MCL got hit pretty good, but we'll see with the MRI. We'll schedule a time to do it ASAP and just see what happens."
On the play when the injury was suffered:
"It was a free kick they had from the outside. I was defending our near post and I just reached for it and pulled back into my foot. It was one of those that you catch on the inside of your foot, which happens a million times, and sometimes it hurts and you shake it off. This time it was a little bit different."
