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Houston Dynamo visit San Diego FC after shutout victory
SAN DIEGO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUL 4 – San Diego FC seeks a fifth consecutive win despite multiple season-ending injuries, while Houston Dynamo look to rebound after a recent shutout victory, officials said.
- San Diego FC will host the Houston Dynamo at Snapdragon Stadium on Saturday, marking Houston's first visit to the venue this season.
- Houston enters the match struggling offensively with a 6-9-5 record and sitting 10th in the Western Conference, while San Diego leads the conference after a strong May and June.
- San Diego's key players include Milan Iloski with nine goals and Anders Dreyer who leads MLS with 13 assists at midseason, despite multiple season-ending injuries to teammates.
- The game is expected to draw a loud home crowd as San Diego has a 12-5-3 record overall and aims to continue its attacking style to potentially claim the Supporters’ Shield.
- San Diego's coach Varas emphasized the team focuses on season-end position, noting they play four of the next five games at home, highlighting the stakes of Saturday’s match.
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