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Houston Pulls Out Scoreless Draw vs. Minnesota United
Bond’s five saves kept Houston level and moved him into a tie for second in MLS shutouts with 12.
- On Saturday night, the Houston Dynamo played Minnesota United to a scoreless draw, as goalkeeper Jonathan Bond recorded his 12th clean sheet of the season with five saves.
- The Dynamo extended their winless streak to seven games with this fourth consecutive draw, their last victory dating back to Sept. 9 against Real Salt Lake.
- Bond is tied with LAFC's Hugo Lloris for second place in shutouts this season, while Nashville's Brian Schwake leads MLS with 14 clean sheets and Vancouver's Yohei Takaoka has 13.
- Minnesota has now played to a draw in three of its last four matches, continuing a pattern of inconsistent results.
- Houston plays at Seattle on Wednesday, while Minnesota returns home to play Sporting Kansas City the same day.
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Jonathan Bond earns 12th clean sheet of the season as Dynamo play Minnesota to scoreless draw – WTOP News
HOUSTON (AP) — Jonathan Bond made five saves for his 12th clean sheet of the season and the Houston Dynamo played Minnesota United to a scoreless draw on Saturd
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Houston pulls out scoreless draw vs. desperate Minnesota United
Houston goalkeeper Jonathan Bond made five saves and the host Dynamo salvaged a 0-0 tie with visiting Minnesota United on Saturday night.Although Houston (13-9-9, 48 points) has already qualified for the playoffs, its winless streak was extended to seven matches (0-2-5).
·Raleigh, United States
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