Ezequiel Ponce scored in the 66th minute on Saturday night and Houston Dynamo scored 1-0 points of going to St. Louis City SC.
Houston (6–9–5, 23 digits) generated a target from a cross in the box. Franco Escobar Felip Andrade passed by the right post and got a wide-open pons, which added the ball to his fourth goal for his fourth goal.
The goalkeeper Jonathan Bond had to save only one-the stopage of the sedic tachin from the sixth minute center of the time-such as Dynamo earned its seventh clean sheet of the year, losing three-game losing the line by scoring 3-1 scores. Houston excluded St. Louis from 18–7, hit six shots on the frame.
It was another low phenomenon for St. Louis (3–11–6, 15 digits), which fell to 1–11–4 in its last 16 matches. Golki Roman Barki came with five rescues to help keep it in controversy, but a crime that entered the league in the 25th night at night, just threatened the bonds in goals.
Prior to Teuchert’s shot, St. Louis’s only decent scoring chance came in the 78th minute, but Joao Clus’s header left on the crossbar. Clus came in a match on a roll, scored a hat trick in 3-3 tie with La Galaxy on 14 June and added a goal to 4–2 defeat against Orlando City on Wednesday night.
An early indication is that it can be another long night for St. Louis, when interim coach David Kichlele was forced to pursue Alfredo Morales after a clear injury. Akil Vats replaced Morales, but was not able to add much to the attack.
The match was the last dynamo appearance for highly decorated midfielder Nico Lodiro, who won two MLS cups with Seattle in 2016 and 2019. Lodiro, who submerged during the 85th minute and finally took a handful of corners, will join the National Club in his original Uruguay.
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