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Pablo Ortiz, Felipe Andrade score 1st MLS goals as Dynamo top Loons
- Houston Dynamo defeated Minnesota United 2-0 on Wednesday night at Shell Oil Stadium with goals from Pablo Ortiz and Felipe Andrade.
- Minnesota United shuffled most of its lineup due to a congested schedule and suspensions, which led to Ortiz and Andrade starting for the first time.
- The Dynamo scored both goals on recycled corner kicks, with Ortiz’s header giving a halftime lead and Andrade doubling the score in the 77th minute.
- Minnesota was heavily outshot 11-1 during the first half, and in an effort to boost their offense, coach Eric Ramsay made a four-player substitution in the 64th minute; later, striker Kelvin Yeboah came close to scoring with a header in the 81st minute, but it sailed over the crossbar.
- Minnesota’s two-game winning streak ended while Houston improved their record to 3-6-4, and Minnesota is expected to field more regular starters in their next home match.
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Rookie defenders Pablo Ortiz and Felipe Andrade scored goals in the first starts of their careers, and Jonathan Bond posted his second clean sheet in five starts to help the Houston Dynamo cool off Minnesota United with a 2-0 victory.
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