Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Win Legal War With My Chemical Romance Over Fake Uniforms

The Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders have something new to cheer about … they’ve scored a legal W against My Chemical Romance.

TMZ has learned DCC and MCR reached an agreement … and it’s a clear win for the famous cheer squad … because the emo band agreed not to dress their cheerleaders up like the DCC for their upcoming concerts.

MCR can still do their act with cheerleaders dancing on stage … they just can’t make them look like DCC hotties, which they’d been doing before the company that owns the DCC brand — Pro Silver Star — had their legal team file for an injunction against MCR.

As you know, the cheerleaders were not happy to learn the band’s dancers were dressed in their uniforms … and it wasn’t your standard cheer choreo.

MCR’s dancers do wave pom-poms, but then pick up prop guns to pretend to protect the band with a fake firefight … before ultimately getting shot and crawling offstage.

There was an injunction filed Friday to get a judge to order the band to stop dressing dancers in the DCC uniforms, claiming it could cause “irreparable harm” to their brand.

But an agreement was reached before a court hearing … MCR folded and DCC won big.