Enemy Scouting Report - San Diego FC

(image via Houston Dynamo FC)

The Houston Dynamo are coming off a much-needed win over St. Louis CITY, finally putting an end to their losing streak. While it wasn’t their sharpest performance, the result gives Ben Olsen’s team a boost as they prepare for their first-ever trip to face San Diego FC.

San Diego has been one of the top teams in MLS this season, showing strong form and consistency throughout the year. Their attack has been especially dangerous, led by standout forwards Anders Dreyer, Hirving Lozano, and Milan Iloski. Dreyer has been a key playmaker, Lozano brings international experience and clutch scoring, and Iloski adds pace and creativity on top with a knack for goals.

Houston will need a solid defensive showing and improved execution if they hope to carry their momentum into one of the toughest road tests of the season.

San Diego FC Record: 12W-3D-5L

Results in the last 30 days:

May 31 - San Diego 2-0 Austin

June 14 - Minnesota 2-4 San Diego

June 25 - Vancouver 3-5 San Diego

June 28 - Dallas 2-3 San Diego

Last Match Staring XI (from fotmob.com)

2025 Roster

Goalkeepers: CJ dos Santos, Pablo Sisniega, Jacob Jackson

Defenders: Joakim Nilsson, Henry Kessler, Willy Kumado, Andrés Reyes, Hamady Diop, Paddy McNair, Franco Negri, Ian Pilcher, Luca Bombino, Oscar Verhoeven, Christopher McVey

Midfielders: Jeppe Tverskov, Onni Valakari, Luca de la Torre, Heine Gikling Bruseth, Jasper Löffelsend, Aníbal Godoy, Emmanuel Boateng, Manu Duah, Alejandro Alvarado Jr., Alex Mighten

Forwards:  Marcus Ingvartsen, Tomás Ángel, Anders Dreyer, Hirving Lozano, Anisse Saidi, Milan Iloski

Can the Dynamo build on their recent win and pull off a result against one of the league’s top teams in San Diego?

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