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Duncan McGuire scores stoppage-time goal for Dynamo in 2-2 tie with Minnesota
McGuire’s first goal for Houston came in the second minute of stoppage time and preserved a point after Minnesota twice took the lead.
- On Saturday, Duncan McGuire scored his first goal for the Houston Dynamo in stoppage time, flicking in a header to secure a 2-2 draw against Minnesota United.
- Lyle Foster opened the scoring for the Dynamo in the 18th minute, but Minnesota responded with a 48th-minute volley from Kelvin Yeboah and a 78th-minute strike by Marcus Caldeira.
- Houston goalkeeper Jonathan Bond recorded three saves before leaving due to an apparent injury, with substitute Blake Gillingham adding one save and Minnesota's Drake Callender tallying three saves.
- Minnesota snapped a five-game losing streak with the result, though the club remains winless in seven straight Major League Soccer matches with a 7-12-9 record.
- Looking ahead, Minnesota visits Colorado on Wednesday for its next match, while the Dynamo holds a 13-9-6 record entering upcoming fixtures.
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Houston Dynamo rescued a 2-2 draw against Minnesota United thanks to Duncan McGuire's lead goal in the added time.
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Leaning Left5Leaning Right2Center9Last UpdatedBias Distribution56% Center
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