Two teams are eager to reverse their luck on Saturday night while visiting St. Louis City SC Houston Dynamo.
St. Louis (3–10-6, 15 points) is losing 4–2 in Orlando City on Wednesday night which dropped it 1–10-4 in its last 15 matches. Meanwhile, Houston (5-9-5, 20 points) suffered a 3–1 defeat in Minnesota on Wednesday night-its third direct defeat with that score.
St. Louis placed himself in a difficult place against Orlando, falling back 3–0 in the 22nd minute and converted by visitors due to a defensive point-in-the———-ies after a series of poor plays.
Interim coach David Krichle said that his team continues to try to find the best version of his own.
“It was not a step in the right direction,” he said. “The structure is for people. Players have to feel free to make decisions and decisions, and at the same time I feel something like we remember today.”
A good news for St. Louis was that Joao Claus scored his sixth goal of the year in the first half stop time, giving him four goals in the last two fixtures.
While St. Louis dug up his hole quickly, Houston fell a delay in its most recent loss. The match was going in the 60th minute, before Dynamo captured the defensively, accepted all the three goals in a 10 -minute interval to decide the result.
Houston defeated Minnesota and defeated him, but could not translate into the result that would have to start acquiring land in the waste table. Dynamo entered 11th position in Saturday’s match, five points behind Colorado for the final playoff place at the conference.
Dynamo coach Ben Olsen said, “This is about keeping this puzzle together, taking out our best team from there and continues to move forward.” “We know who we are.”
However, Houston would not be able to exclude his best team until Jack McGlin extended the US National Team Duty. The USMNT played Costa Rica in the Gold Cup quarter -finals on Sunday.
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