Jack McGlin tried a long distance after a hastime to break the deadlock and Houston Dynamo won 2–0 in FC Dallas on Saturday night.
Griffin Dorsi also scored late as Houston (4-6-4, 16 points) and won his first win and won the back-to-back league for the first time this season.
Jonathan Bond made three savings – which includes Anderson Julio’s first half a backpaidling refusal of the midfield attempt – to preserve its second consecutive clean sheet and the sixth overall manner of Houston.
Julio’s audacious attempt came to an unwavering attack for Dallas, which fell to his fourth house necklace.
After Dallas (4-5-4, 16 points), it was damaged that the previous meeting of these parties was won 2–1 on the opening weekend in Houston, which has only won the Texas Derby matches continuously for the second time.
The first time came when Dallas won consecutive games in Houston in April 2014 and in May 2015.
McGlin broke in the 64th minute. After receiving near the darsi in an innocent position beyond the 18-yard-box to the right, McGlin carried forward a couple. He then exposed a cruel, left leg attempt from a distance of about 25 yards, which left the diving Michael Kolodi and left inside the left post.
Daisi effectively finished the match as a competition 17 minutes later, with some excellent games right.
He first played a quick combination with McGlin to go on the midfield stripe. He then played another Give-end-go in the penalty area, this time to get into a shooting position with the substitute toys Olusanya.
Dorsi then completed the step with a completely curl strike inside the left post, away from a distance of about 12 yards for its first goal of the campaign.
In the 38th minute, Julio thought he had a chance to score one of the best balls of the season when he got the ball inside the center circle and looked away from his line.
Julio launched a completely purpose shot from half of his inside. But Bond rotated his torso and was able to quickly show to re -direct the excellent attempt on the crossbar.
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