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July 13, 2024 – Major League Soccer (MLS)
Houston Dynamo FC News Release

NEED TO KNOW: FW Sebas Ferreira scored his fifth goal of the season, while DF Erik Sviatchenko recorded his first assist on the play Houston has only lost once in its last eight matches, scoring 17 goals over that stretch The Dynamo next start a two-match road trip to the West Coast, facing the San Jose Earthquakes on Wednesday, July 17 before taking on Vancouver Whitecaps FC on Saturday, July 20

MEDIA RESOURCES: Highlights from today’s game are available below: FW Sebas Ferreira’s goal in the 82nd minute is available HERE Five-minute highlight package is available in English HERE and Spanish HERE Photos from today’s match are available HERE – credit Houston Dynamo FC Postgame sound from today’s match: Dynamo head coach Ben Olsen is available HERE Dynamo MF Artur is available HERE

HOUSTON – Houston Dynamo FC played Minnesota United FC to a 1-1 draw at Shell Energy Stadium tonight behind forward Sebas Ferreira’s fifth goal of the season. Houston has only lost once in its last eight matches, while finding the back of the net 17 times over that stretch.

The Dynamo tied the match at one goal apiece when Ferreira smashed the ball home in the 82nd minute from a looping corner delivery from captain Héctor Herrera that was redirected by defender Erik Sviatchenko. The play marked the Paraguayan’s fifth goal of the season and Sviatchenko’s first assist of the campaign.

Minnesota struck first in the 70th minute when a delivery from the left side found Robin Lod at the near post, who poked the ball into the bottom corner of the net.

Houston goalkeeper Steve Clark was called into action in the fourth minute when he stepped up to block Joseph Rosales’ shot from left of goal.

Forward Amine Bassi played a through ball to forward Aliyu Ibrahim in the 24th minute, and the Nigerian cut back inside the box to create space for a shot, but his attempt went just wide of the far post.

Midfielder Artur took his chances from deep in the 29th minute, but goalkeeper Alec Smir was able to corral the ball.

Bassi and Ibrahim connected again, playing a one-two inside the box to give Ibrahim a strong shot on goal from a tight angle that forced a diving save from Smir.

Houston’s first dangerous chance of the second half came in the 51st minute when midfielder Adalberto “Coco” Carrasquilla played a ball over the top to Ibrahim, but his attempt bounced just off the near post after he managed to get a shot off in traffic….

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