HOUSTON – It’s safe to say that every Houston Dynamo fan has seen the Mauro Manotas solo goal against Toronto FC a number of times. Turns out, the Colombian striker watches it every five minutes if he can. “I’ve seen the video [of the goal] and I don’t get tired of watching it,” Manotas told […]
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HOUSTON – Two of the Houston Dynamo’s recent offseason signings were centerbacks, and while both have helped solidify the backline, it’s still an uphill battle to stop leaking goals. Houston hopes it’s latest signee, José Bizama, can help in that regard. Bizama, a Chilean international who has three caps with the national team, joins La
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HOUSTON – The Houston Dynamo’s lack of points on the road over the past two-and-a-half seasons has been talked about and written about to death — and with good reason. In the two-and-a-half seasons that Dynamo head coach Wilmer Cabrera and Dynamo vice president and general manager Matt Jordan have been running the show, the
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HOUSTON – The Houston Dynamo entered Friday’s match against LAFC holding an unbeaten home record, but a second-half collapse cost them three points in a 3-1 loss. The story of the game is the story of the Dynamo’s season to date. Dominate the first half, and sleepwalk through the second. The game was there for the
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After a year and a half of full-time employment, I am now a free agent. Technically, I was laid off and I’m now unemployed, but calling myself a free agent has a better ring to it. Why was I let go? Well, it wasn’t because of my performance. That’s something my superior made sure I
HOUSTON – Friday’s night Gold Cup nil-nil draw between El Salvador and Jamaica left the sell-out crowd of 22,026 wanting — especially the throng of El Salvadorean fans. El Salvador entered Friday’s Gold Cup bout against Jamaica knowing the atmosphere would be like a home game — thanks to the large El Salvadorean community in
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HOUSTON – Every professional soccer player dreams of making their professional debut, and Dynamo ‘keeper Michael Nelson is no different. But there is one added bonus that Nelson couldn’t have predicted, debuting for the team you grew up watching. On Tuesday, Nelson’s dreams became a reality when the Katy-born ‘keeper made his debut between the
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HOUSTON – The Houston Dynamo are out of the 2019 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup after conceding three second-half goals to Minnesota United FC in a 3-2 loss at BBVA Stadium. For Dynamo head coach Wilmer Cabrera, and Dynamo fans, this game was a case of Deja vu. The game followed the same pattern as
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HOUSTON – Houston Dynamo head coach Wilmer Cabrera didn’t mince words about the Dynamo’s second-half performance against Austin Bold — and who can blame him. After scoring three goals in the first half — and pretty much dominating the Bold — Houston entered the second half gassed, zapped of energy, and with a lack of
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HOUSTON – Unlike their slow start to the 2018 U.S. Open Cup, the Houston Dynamo came out of the gate flying against the Austin Bold and survived a sluggish second half to prevail 3-2 in front of 4,765 fans. The early pressure by the Orange lead to the game’s first goal in the 14th minute courtesy
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