web.mlsnet.com - 9/1/2008
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August 31 --- MLSNet.com: The Houston Dynamo have not lost back-to-back games all year, and they did not want Sunday night to be the first time against high-powered Chicago. --- Thanks to a well-balanced attack and good goalkeeping from Pat Onstad, the Dynamo did just enough to beat the Fire, 2-1.
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Recapping the MLS weekend
Soccer Examiner —
Recapping the MLS weekend We ll dive into the MLS more in the next few days, but the San Jose Earthquakes deserve a quick Sunday night mention as they are becoming a better story every day. It was newbie Darren Huckerby who nodded the Quakes past a Kansas City team that desperately needed a result. That puts San Jose out of last place in the West finally (welcome to the loneliest place on earth Rapids) and back up at 25 points, where they now sit in a tie with the L.A. Galaxy. The Quakes are now just two points out of third place and five out of second with plenty of season left. The productivity of these newcomers is just uncanny. Huckerby claimed the final winner and ...
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web.mlsnet.com 9/1/2008 — August 31 --- Chicago comes up just short against defending MLS champions --- by Lucas Ogden-Davis / MLSNet.com: "We know Houston is a very good team, we knew that they were going to come out tonight and compete," said Fire coach Denis Hamlett. "We competed until the end."
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The Houston Dynamo's two-month surge to the top of the Western Conference included four wins, five shutouts and no losses in seven matches. Their last game didn't fall into any of those positive categories. The two-time defending MLS champions look to ...
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