DALLAS (AP) – Ariel Graziani's injury-time goal gave the Dallas Burn a 3-2 overtime victory over the Chicago Fire on Saturday.

Graziani took Bobby Rhine's pass just inside the penalty box and knocked a shot into the left corner for his first goal of the season to complete a comeback by the Burn (2-1).

Dallas trailed 2-0 with less than 10 minutes to play in regulation before goals by Rhine and Jason Kreis forced overtime.

Rhine made it 2-1 with eight minutes to play, and Kreis tied it in the closing seconds of regulation with a free kick.

Carlos Bocanegra scored the game's first goal for Chicago (1-1-1) on a header off a corner kick three minutes before halftime. Chicago's second goal came in the 81st minute, when Jamar Beasely put in a pass from Dema Kovalenko.