Well this has been an exhilarating week, huh? Two matches in the BBVA fortress, two wins, and tons of optimism swirling around the camp. After dropping DC United 2-0, your boys in Orange turned to Santos for the first leg of their CCL quarterfinal matchup. The 1-0 win isn't fabulous, but its nothing to scoff at either.
Coming off a glorious 3 points last night from our Men in Red, Fire fans should be in a pretty
good mood today. We have done an open thread for other soccer games before here at HTIOT and it
seems like it has gone over pretty well. For that reason I thought I would set one up and host it
today for the 2 MLS matches taking place.
It's a shame there were only about 15,000 if that many at BBVA Compass Stadium Tuesday night because the Dynamo and Santos Laguna played a brilliant match.
Local soccer fans should have sprinted to BBVA to see two quality sides in a match that lived up to everything you'd expect of a CONCACAF Champions League match.
Aprovechando que este fin de semana se para la Liga MX debido a la fecha FIFA, el Club Tigres
programó un partido amistoso ante el Águila de El Salvador este sábado en Houston. El partido se
jugará en el BBVA Compass Stadium a las 19:30 hrs, donde ahora juega el Dynamo de la MLS.
Tigres va con plantel completo, obviamente quitando a los seleccionados.
After a burst of news last month, the story concerning Houston Rockets' owner Les Alexander
buying the Dynamo went silent, but that doesn't mean the wheels weren't turning behind the
scenes.
According to separate reports from the Sporting News and the Chronicle, the deal is progressing
and couple be wrapped up within the month.
Well that wasn't the start John Hackworth would have been hoping for in his first match leading
the Union away from PPL Park.
But it was only one match. And amid a regime change and a congested fixture schedule, it is hard
to read too much into one less than sterling performance.
Guest article by our FIF Wes Burdine who attened his first game at Houston's new BBVA Compass
Stadium.
Nothing seems to get American soccer fans, journalists, and the MLS brass more excited than
soccer-specific stadiums these days. Sure the Dynamo beat the Galaxy, but did you see the stadium?
The battle at LIVESTRONG Sporting Park this weekend should be a good one. (Getty Images)
Talk about a wild start to the week. Just like that Toronto FC won the Canadian Cup (yet they
are still winless in league play), San Jose shocks LA on the road, and Columbus continues to
improve as they won on the road in Seattle of all places.
Fresh off approval from the Houston City Council, the policies and procedures for tailing at the
new BBVA Compass Stadium have been released. It appears you'll need to purchase parking passes
ahead of time (no cash spots) and there will be limited space. Here are the highlights:
While the 2012 season saw many things come and go, it also saw one thing that didn't change. The Houston Dynamo opened BBVA Compass Stadium in May having not lost a match at home since June of 2011. When they beat DC United 3-1 in the first leg of the Eastern Conference Finals on November 11th, they had completed an unbeaten season at home in their new stadium.
In what could be the biggest international match in the brief history of BBVA Compass Stadium, the Mexican national team might be coming to Houston on Oct. 12 to play a World Cup qualifier. The Chronicle has learned that BBVA Compass Stadium officials have been in contact with the promoters who bought the rights for Read More