The Austin FC manufactures his solid start for the season, when he travels south -east against Rebounding Houston Dynamo in the Copa Tejas match in Beau city on Saturday.
Varde (5-3–1, 16 points) has been one of the amazing sides in MLS. Austin’s most recent outing defending league champion La Galaxy was a 1-0 domestic win.
Brandon Wazakwez scored for Austin to produce the game loan goal in the 81st minute and amended to stop at the penalty kick in the 70th minute. Goalkeeper Brad Stuver shut down four shots to earn his league-agni fifth clean sheet of the season.
Varde was to play the last four-minute stops time when Brendon Hines-IIC was sent with another yellow card for poor sportsmanship.
“For me, it was the most full game we have played at home so far,” said Austin Coach Nico Estaews. “We have still got a lot to work. So we just have to step on the pitch every single day in training, give 100 percent and make sure that we keep correcting.”
Dynamo (1-4-4, 7 digits) has fought through its first eight matches, while outdoors have been out. Houston has an unbeaten line of three matches, including a win on Los Angeles FC on La Galaxy on 12 April and on April 19 at home against Colorado at home against Colorado.
Ondrayez Lingar scored a equal in the sixth minute of the second half stop time to allow Houston to divide the points. This was the initial match of the nominated player with his team when he was signed by SK Slavia Prague last month. Anime Bassi had the first target of the competition for Dynamo.
Houston coach Ben Alassen said Lingar provided an aggressive infusion of his team’s needs.
“(Lingar) did exactly what he needs to do,” Alassen said, “It is good to get a man at the end of something. I don’t think we have some time. It’s one of the things we like about it. We need to spread the line and be a man in the box.
Austin captured two of the three matches between the teams last year, including one in Houston.
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