Houston Dynamo 2 Sporting Kansas City 1: Hosts rally to keep play-off hopes alive
Dynamo scored twice in 14 second-half minutes as the hosts rallied to beat Sporting KC in Houston on Wednesday.

Houston Dynamo's hopes of reaching the MLS play-off are still alive after they overcame Sporting Kansas City 2-1.
Dynamo scored twice in 14 second-half minutes as the hosts rallied to beat Sporting KC in Houston on Wednesday.
Occupying second spot in the Western Conference, Sporting KC took the lead just past the half-hour mark when Jimmy Meranda scored with the outside of his foot from outside of the penalty area.
But Houston hit back after the interval thanks to Tomas Martinez and Erik Palmer-Brown's own goal.
First time. Outside of the boot. puts in front! October 12, 2017
Martinez equalised in the 63rd minute with a powerful volley before Palmer-Brown turned the ball into his own net.
Dynamo are now fifth in the west, three points clear of sixth-placed FC Dallas and two adrift of Sporting KC.
Allll square in Houston. It's Tomas Martinez! October 12, 2017
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