The last time FC Dallas played in Utah, they lost on Real Salt Lake's dramatic tiebreaking goal in stoppage time. This time, Dallas got a measure of revenge.

Fabian Castillo scored the opening goal helping to lift FC Dallas to a 2-1 victory over Salt Lake on Saturday night. Dallas (8-11-8) stretched its unbeaten streak to four games and snapped a six game losing streak in Utah dating back to 2007.

David Ferreira got the winner 2 minutes into stoppage time, finishing off a counter attack by firing the ball over the shoulder of Salt Lake goalkeeper Nick Rimando.

''Rather than conceding goals in the second half, we're scoring some - which is certainly a turnaround,'' Dallas goalkeeper Kevin Hartman said.

Alvaro Saborio scored the tying goal in the 76th minute for Real Salt Lake (13-10-3), which lost its third straight MLS contest. Saborio outjumped a crowd of players to get to a corner kick sent into the six-yard box by Javier Morales and his efforts paid off with a header that knotted the score.

''They definitely flipped the script on us this time,'' Salt Lake center-back Nat Borchers said, referring to his team's win on May 27th.

Castillo gave Dallas a 1-0 lead in the 61st after he took a pass from David Ferreira and cut past Tony Beltran on a run toward the left post. Castillo took his shot as he neared the post and sent the ball across the goalmouth, burying it inside the right post.

''We made a couple of tactical changes at halftime that gave us some strength to go at them and make them worry a little bit,'' Dallas coach Schellas Hyndman said. ''Two good goals by us. And we just continued to weather the storm.''

Salt Lake controlled possession for much of the first half and created plenty of scoring chances. Stellar play from Dallas goalkeeper Kevin Hartman prevented Salt Lake from converting those chances.