In this episode, the guys break down a frustrating Leagues Cup campaign for the Houston Dynamo. With the tournament nearly over, all eyes turn to the MLS regular season. But with the squad's quality lacking in key areas, it might be time to start thinking ahead to next season.

The Dynamo's Friday night clash with LA Galaxy was postponed and now Houston shifts its full attention to a pivotal week in the Leagues Cup. César Procel joins the show to help break down expectations for the tournament and what fans can anticipate from the Dynamo.

The Houston Dynamo are in the midst of a six-game home stretch. So far, Houston has suffered a loss to Vancouver and managed a draw against Philadelphia. Now, they head into the final game of this initial run—hosting LA Galaxy on Friday—a match they desperately need to win before Leagues Cup play kicks off on Tuesday.

The Houston Dynamo were unable to keep their momentum going, falling 1-0 against Real Salt Lake over the weekend. Now, they return home for a crucial three-game homestand—starting with a midweek clash against Vancouver, followed by a Saturday showdown with Philadelphia.

There’s been a whirlwind of soccer action surrounding the city of Houston. The Dynamo faced off against San Diego FC for the very first time—and stunned everyone with a thrilling 4-3 victory. Meanwhile, NRG Stadium made history by hosting the first-ever Gold Cup Final held in Houston—and it did not disappoint.

The crew is back to break down the Houston Dynamo’s crucial victory over St. Louis. Attention now turns to a tough road trip as the Dynamo head west to face San Diego. We also dive into Jack McGlynn’s underwhelming run with the U.S. Men’s National Team at the Gold Cup.

The guys break down the Houston Dynamo’s frustrating home loss to CF Montréal. With no matches on the schedule until next week, the crew revisit their preseason MLS predictions. Plus, the Gold Cup is coming to Houston this week! And don’t forget — we’ll be hosting a live stream of the podcast next week at WeGotSoccer, and we’d love to see you there!

In this episode, the guys break down a tough week for the Houston Dynamo, starting with their disappointing exit from the U.S. Open Cup. The conversation then shifts to the weekend clash in San Jose. Then we look ahead to a midweek trip to New York City followed by a return home for a matchup against Sporting Kansas City.

Cristian and Rudy are back to break down a strong week for the Houston Dynamo, who secured impressive wins over Minnesota United and FC Dallas. Next up: a high-stakes showdown with Austin FC at Q2 Stadium in the U.S. Open Cup.

In this episode, the crew breaks down the Houston Dynamo’s U.S. Open Cup clash against Phoenix Rising and looks ahead to the crucial tournament showdown with Austin FC. They also revisit the tough loss to the Seattle Sounders — a match notably impacted by a controversial referee decision. Plus, a preview of this week’s upcoming matchups as the Dynamo prepare to face Minnesota United and FC Dallas.

Episodio Especial con Boniek García – Ídolo del Houston Dynamo y referente del fútbol hondureño. Con más de 200 partidos en la MLS y una carrera internacional destacada, Boniek nos acompaña para revivir sus mejores momentos, su impacto en el club y el legado de los futbolistas hondureños en los 20 años del Dynamo.

The guys break down the disappointing result against LAFC. The Dynamo fell 2-0 in a match that everyone knew would be tough to get a result from. However, there's no time to dwell on the loss, as U.S. Open Cup action kicks off midweek against Phoenix Rising. Then, Houston returns to Shell Energy Stadium to face the Seattle Sounders, who will be looking to spoil the Season 20 celebrations.

The crew breaks down Houston Dynamo’s impressive 2-0 victory over Austin FC. Ondřej Lingr found the back of the net for the second straight match, while Amine Bassi dazzled with a standout performance. Ibrahim Aliyu has been transferred to Columbus, making way for new signing Toyosi Olusanya. And much more!

In this episode, the crew breaks down the intense 2-2 draw between the Houston Dynamo and the Colorado Rapids. Plus, the guys discuss the immediate impact of new signing Ondrej Lingr, whose presence is already turning heads and injecting fresh energy into the squad. And much more!

In this episode, the guys break down the Houston Dynamo’s away match against the LA Galaxy. Despite earning a point on the road, it felt more like a loss after the Dynamo took an early lead and played with a man advantage for most of the match following a Galaxy red card. The crew also looks ahead to Saturday’s clash with the Colorado Rapids — a key test in Houston’s mission to turn Shell Energy Stadium into a fortress and secure all 3 points.

The Houston Dynamo finally secured their first win of the season, and it came with an impressive performance against LAFC. Jack McGlynn delivered his best performance of the season so far, scoring the game-winner. Meanwhile, the Dynamo 2 squad also did their part, completing the sweep of Los Angeles in their MLS NEXT Pro matchup. And much more!

Welcome to a special episode of the Bayou City Soccer Podcast! We had the chance to chat with Keith Costigan, who will be calling the match between the Dynamo and LAFC this Saturday night at Shell Energy Stadium. In this episode, we preview the upcoming game, discuss Houston's current form, and explore what the 2025 season could hold for them. We also cover the latest news around the league, including how a new regular-season schedule might benefit or hinder MLS. Plus, we dive into much more!

Welcome to the Bayou City Soccer Podcast! Another tough result for the Dynamo, this time a loss in Portland. Houston has now gone six games without a win, scoring only four goals in that span. Things just don’t seem to be going their way with the available players, and the team is in desperate need of recently acquired players to step in and make a difference. It’s a crucial moment for Ben Olsen’s squad to turn things around. Up next is LAFC, which could be the perfect opportunity for their first home win. But the question remains: Can the Dynamo stop shooting themselves in the foot?