US EditionUnion, Dynamo Play to Draw in Physical Contest
HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS, JUL 20 – Jack McGlynn scored a crucial penalty to tie the game against Philadelphia Union, his former club, in a match played under intense summer heat, maintaining the Union's strong Eastern Conference standing.
- Saturday saw Houston Dynamo and Philadelphia Union play to a 1-1 draw, with heavy discipline and a game in Houston’s summer heat.
- This match followed Houston’s new signing Jack McGlynn making his first appearance against his former club, after being traded under MLS’s new ‘cash-for-player’ system.
- Rosendo Mendoza issued seven yellow cards including one that suspended Nathan Harriel, enforcing discipline during the match.
- The draw left Union sharing second place with Nashville, Bradley Carnell said he was content with two wins in three games while remaining unbeaten.
- Union enter their next fixtures chasing top spot, with 47 points, while FC Cincinnati leads after a late win at Real Salt Lake.
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MLS Phenom Ignites Petty Beef With Celebration
Houston Dynamo midfielder Jack McGlynn got the last laugh during his first MLS match against his former team, the Philadelphia Union. The 22-year-old United States National Team player scored the game-tying goal on the club that developed him after his former teammates mocked his celebration. Major League Soccer beef is alive and well! McGlynn made the most of his first opportunity for revenge. Some MLS fans are outraged by his behavior. Who is …
St Catharines Standard
Dynamo play the Union to a 1-1 draw on Jack McGlynn’s penalty kick against his former club
HOUSTON (AP) — Jack McGlynn scored on a penalty kick in first-half stoppage time against his former club and the Houston Dynamo played the Philadelphia Union to a 1-1 draw on Saturday night.
Rockdale Citizen & Newton Citizen
Union, Dynamo play to draw in physical contest
A late VAR decision in the 85th minute helped split the points between the Philadelphia Union and host Houston Dynamo FC on Saturday night after former Union midfielder Jack McGlynn scored a first-half penalty kick in the 1-1 draw.
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