Jonathan Sirois
DAL
GK
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Jun 27, 2001 (25)
Right
6'2"
179 lb
DallasSeven saves in win
Sirois made seven saves and allowed three goals in Saturday's 4-3 win over Sporting Kansas City.
Analysis: Sirois was outstanding between the posts, making six diving saves in a high-scoring match that required him to be at his best throughout. His 0.91 goals prevented on the night was a significant individual contribution in a match Dallas won despite the defensive workload placed on him. His next fixture against Minnesota United, who sit 11th in the Western Conference, presents a more favorable opportunity to add to his lone clean sheet of the season.
Concedes three goals against St. Louis
Sirois recorded two saves and allowed three goals in Sunday's 3-3 draw against St. Louis City.
Analysis: Sirois faced serious difficulties once again as his side suffered defensively in the weekend's clash. The goalkeeper has allowed three or more goals in three successive games, and his saves have only granted him limited value during that tough run. He could have an easier test next Saturday versus a Sporting Kansas City side that scored just two goals over the last six MLS matches.
Struggles to contain damage
Sirois made five saves and allowed five goals in Saturday's 5-0 defeat against Vancouver Whitecaps FC.
Analysis: It's funny to think what this scoreline could've been had Sirois not made five saves but he still did concede five goals. St. Louis SC isn't quite as lethal as Vancouver Whitecaps but they have found the back of the net at least once in 11 straight MLS matches.
Four saves in 4-3 win
Sirois had four saves and allowed three goals in Wednesday's 4-3 victory against Real Salt Lake.
Analysis: Sirois started in his sixth game of the season and conceded three goals for the first time in these games. His four saves did help the side stay in the game as they managed to win 4-3. In each of his games he has made at least three saves and this is his fifth game from six where he has made four or more saves. In total he has made 29 saves in six games, keeping one clean sheet.
Allows one in win
Sirois allowed a goal while making three saves during Sunday's 2-1 win over Austin.
Analysis: Sirois allowed a goal in the 57th minute but held Austin from there as Dallas found the game winning goal. The keeper has allowed two goals while combining for 16 saves over his last three appearances. Dallas head to RSL in mid week action Wednesday.
Nine saves in draw
Sirois made nine saves and secured a clean sheet in Saturday's 0-0 draw versus Los Angeles Galaxy.
Analysis: Sirois was the standout performer in Saturday's 0-0 draw at LA Galaxy, making nine saves across 90 minutes to deny the hosts on multiple occasions and single-handedly keeping FC Dallas in the match throughout a game where the Galaxy generated the majority of the clear-cut chances. The goalkeeper has now made at least four saves in four consecutive MLS matches, underlining the volume of work he is handling as Dallas' first-choice stopper following Daniel's hamstring injury, with his nine-save display one of the individual goalkeeping performances of the MLS season heading into the Austin fixture.
Comes off bench
Sirois recorded four saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-0 loss against San Diego FC.
Analysis: Sirois replaced injured Daniel in the 19th minute and proceeded to register four saves and two clearances, but conceded once in the 50th minute. Sirois is likely to start against Los Angeles Galaxy next weekend.
Concedes one
Sirois made four saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 2-1 victory versus Colorado Rapids.
Analysis: Sirois recorded four saves and two clearances. He has made just two appearances this campaign and has taken Michael Collodi's place for the last couple of games.
Saves penalty against San Jose
Sirois registered five saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 3-2 victory over San Jose Earthquakes.
Analysis: Sirois could not be blamed for the goals allowed, but he did come up big by denying Beau Leroux from the spot to keep his side from falling behind in the final minutes of the first half. It was the goalkeeper's season debut, as he took over the starting spot from Michael Collodi. If the adjustment sticks moving forward, the Canadian could receive a longer look to display his skills for a team that has found clean sheets hard to come by.
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