McGuire’s Stoppage-Time Goal Gives Dynamo a 2-2 Draw at Minnesota

Late Equalizer

Duncan McGuire’s goal in the second minute of stoppage time gave Houston Dynamo FC a 2-2 draw with Minnesota United FC on Saturday at Allianz Field. Houston was the visiting team, while Minnesota played at home.

The result was level after exactly four goals, with each team scoring twice. Houston’s late goal came after Minnesota had taken a 2-1 lead in the second half.

Houston Strikes First

Lyle Foster opened the scoring for Houston in the 18th minute, putting the Dynamo ahead. Minnesota went into the second half trailing 1-0 before Kelvin Yeboah scored in the 48th minute to make it 1-1.

Minnesota Moves Ahead

Minnesota went in front when Marcus Caldeira scored in the 78th minute. The lead lasted until the second minute of stoppage time, when McGuire scored for Houston to complete the 2-2 scoreline.

Records and Performances

After the draw, Minnesota United FC’s record stood at 7-9-12, while Houston Dynamo FC moved to 13-6-9.

Yeboah recorded four total shots for Minnesota. Drake Callender made four saves for Minnesota, while Houston goalkeeper Jonathan Bond made three saves. Guilherme Augusto had three total shots for Houston.

Sources

ESPN