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Bad Bunny: FC Dallas-Austin FC gets furry pitch invader

By Jonathan SigalAnother MLS weekend, another pint-sized pitch invader.FC Dallas and Austin FC's 0-0 draw was interrupted in the 76th minute when a rabbit ran onto the Toyota Stadium pitch, bringing t...

Bad Bunny: FC Dallas-Austin FC gets furry pitch invader

In a surprising turn of events during an MLS match between FC Dallas and Austin FC, a rabbit made an unexpected appearance on the Toyota Stadium pitch, leading to a brief pause in play. The incident occurred in the 76th minute of the 0-0 draw, when the furry creature was promptly removed from the field by FC Dallas forward Logan Farrington and a team staffer.

This marks the latest in a series of animal-related interruptions in MLS games, following incidents involving a baby and a squirrel in recent weeks. As the 2026 season progresses, fans can expect to keep an eye out for any more animal visitors on the field.

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