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Six-Goal Thriller Ends in Draw at Snapdragon Stadium

San Diego FC and Houston Dynamo FC shared the points in a six-goal affair on Wednesday, with Guilherme netting twice for the visitors.

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October 16, 20261 min read

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October 14, 2026

A Six-Goal Exchange

Six goals were scored in total during the MLS contest between San Diego FC and Houston Dynamo FC on Wednesday, October 14, 2026. The match concluded as a draw, leaving both clubs with a single point each from their regular-season encounter at Snapdragon Stadium.

Early San Diego Surge

San Diego FC established an early lead through rapid attacking play. Anders Dreyer opened the scoring for the home side in the 20th minute. Just two minutes later, Cédric Bakambu doubled the advantage for San Diego, finding the net in the 22nd minute. The visitors responded immediately, with Guilherme pulling one back for Houston Dynamo FC in the 24th minute.

Houston Takes Control

Houston Dynamo FC seized momentum in the second half of the first period. Mateusz Bogusz leveled the score at 2-2 in the 33rd minute. Guilherme continued his productive afternoon, scoring his second goal of the night to give the visitors a 3-2 lead in the 37th minute.

San Diego FC fought back late in the match, with Gabriel Pirani equalizing for the home team in the 86th minute.

Final Records and Key Stats

The result leaves San Diego FC with a record of 8-9-12, while Houston Dynamo FC improves to 13-7-9. Guilherme Augusto was the top performer for Houston, registering four total shots. On the other side, Cédric Bakambu led San Diego FC's attack with three total shots. Jonathan Bond secured three saves for the visiting team.

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Owen Iverson· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Owen Iverson covers Dallas high school and area college sports.

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