Houston has just two more games remaining after this weekend, at the expansion Portland Timbers on Oct. 14, and at home against the Los Angeles Galaxy on the final day of the regular season Oct. 23. But with a win against Chicago, the Dynamo could make the final two games much less important, and enter the last game not needing a win against the top team in MLS. "We've got three games left now, two home and one away, so maybe it will start some momentum for the rest of the season and into the playoffs," said Houston defender Geoff Cameron, who had the lone goal against Dallas. "That's our main goal is to finish off the season strong, get into the playoffs, and make a run for it."
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Chicago Fire hopes three points at Houston
Houston has just two more games remaining after this weekend, at the expansion Portland Timbers on Oct. 14, and at home against the Los Angeles Galaxy on the final day of the regular season Oct. 23. But with a win against Chicago, the Dynamo could make the final two games much less important, and enter the last game not needing a win against the top team in MLS. "We've got three games left now, two home and one away, so maybe it will start some momentum for the rest of the season and into the playoffs," said Houston defender Geoff Cameron, who had the lone goal against Dallas. "That's our main goal is to finish off the season strong, get into the playoffs, and make a run for it."
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