Overview
- Houston defeated the New England Revolution 2-0 on Saturday to stretch the Dynamo's unbeaten run to six matches.
- Guilherme Santos scored his 11th goal of the season in first-half stoppage and rookie Agustin Resch headed home his first MLS goal from a Jack McGlynn corner in the 63rd minute.
- Goalkeeper Jonathan Bond recorded his third straight clean sheet and sixth shutout of the campaign, making two saves to preserve the shutout.
- New England managed only two shots on target, saw Designated Player Jack Harrison make his club debut as a second-half substitute, and now face six of their next seven matches on the road.
- The match was a March 7 make-up that had been postponed for turf installation, and Houston's recent 8-2-2 run over 12 games underlines the club's growing form and postseason positioning while forcing New England to prioritize finishing and tactical adjustments.