Houston Dynamo fell into an early hole when he won his first six matches and won once in the first nine.
The results have been improved late, Dynamo tried to win three direct matches for the first time in about 16 months, when they visit Real Salt Lake in Sandy, Utah on Saturday night.
Houston (7-9-5, 26 points) started this season by scoring four times in six matches and 0–4–2. The club scored eight goals in its first nine to go 1-4-4. Since then, Dynamo is 6-5–1 in its last 12 competitions.
Houston followed his 1-0 domestic win over St. Louis City on June 28 with a 4-3 road win at San Diego FC last Saturday, put it in a position to win three for the first time since 16-30, 2024.
Houston scored four goals in a game for the first time, as 14 septures since the domestic victory over Real Salt Lake in the previous season. Azciel Ponce scored twice against San Diego, including a Go-forward goal in the second half stop time of the 10th minute.
Houston coach Ben Alassen said, “This was our best performance to date.” “We brought the level of intensity to the heart and we also brought quality, and we put both of them together for the first time during 100-few minutes.”
Real Salt Lake (6–10-4, 22 digits) is on an unbeaten line. After leaving 0-4-3 in its last seven competitions, RSL has scored six goals in its first three-game unbeaten streak since finishing the regular session of 2024 with 3–0-3 runs.
Real Salt Lake scored three goals for the second time this season, when he won 3–2 over St. Louis City last Saturday. Noel Caliskan and Dioogo Gonclaves captured the defensive mischut for their goal in the 64th minute before the Real Salt Lake in the first half.
Real Salt Lake coach Pablo Mastroni said, “I am proud of the way people are contacting this game.” “We still found things to work, but I think it keeps us in the right frame of the brain.”
Real Salt Lake won by playing without Diego Luna, who is returning from a term with the US Men’s National Team in the Cykode Gold Cup.
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