Houston Dynamo vs. Los Angeles Football Club | 2019 MLS Match Preview

2019-07-12-HOU-LAFC

2019 MLS Regular Season — Week 19
Houston Dynamo vs. Los Angeles Football Club
BBVA Stadium — Houston
July 12 — 9:00 PM ET


TV: UniMás
STREAMING: Twitter, MLS LIVE on DAZN in Canada


The Houston Dynamo are one of three MLS teams still undefeated at home, but that is on the line Friday night when LAFC invade BBVA Stadium. 


The Dynamo (8-7-3) sit just above the playoff line following a 3-2 loss to FC Cincinnati at Nippert Stadium Saturday. Houston fell in a 3-0 hole after 61 minutes on goals by Kekuta Manneh, Rashawn Dally and Victor Ulloa, but pulled to within a goal on a Romell Quioto penalty kick and Nick Hagglund own goal three minutes apart. But the comeback fell just short.  


LAFC followed a 5-1 win over Sporting Kansas City with a 6-1 rout of the Vancouver Whitecaps, avenging their first loss of the season. After falling behind five minutes following kickoff on a Yordy Reyna goal, LAFC leveled on an Andy Rose own goal. Adama Diomande put the hosts in front in the 41st minute before Carlos Vela netted a second-half brace, along with goals by Mark-Anthony Kaye and Diego Rossi to complete the comprehensive victory.


Houston Dynamo

Houston Dynamo vs. Los Angeles Football Club | 2019 MLS Match Preview - Project Starting XI
  • Injury Report:
    • OUT: Eric Bird (M) - hip injury
    • OUT: Memo Rodriguez (M) - left hamstring
  • Suspended: None
  • Suspended after next caution: A.J. DeLaGarza (D)
  • International duty:  None


Los Angeles Football Club

Houston Dynamo vs. Los Angeles Football Club | 2019 MLS Match Preview - Project Starting XI
  • Injury Report:
    • OUT: Javier Perez (M) - left ACL tear
    • QUESTIONABLE: Danilo Silva (D) - left hamstring strain
    • QUESTIONABLE: Alejandro Guido (M) - right quad strain
  • Suspended: Eduard Atuesta (M)
  • Suspended after next caution:  Walker Zimmerman (D)
  • International duty:  None


Series Matchup at Dynamo


  • Dynamo: 0 wins, 2 goals
  • LAFC: 0 wins, 2 goals
  • 1 draw


Officials


  • Referee: Armando Villarreal
  • Assistant Referees: Jeffrey Greeson, Jeff Hosking
  • 4th Official: Guido Gonzales Jr
  • VAR: Kevin Terry Jr