San Diego FC returns to Snapdragon Stadium on Wednesday, October 14, to host the Houston Dynamo in MLS Regular Season action. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. PT, with live coverage on Apple TV and radio coverage on San Diego Sports 760 AM.Â
SDFC enters Wednesday’s matchup with an 8-12-8 regular-season record (32 points) following a 4-1 loss to the New York Red Bulls on Saturday, October 10, at Sports Illustrated Stadium. Forward Cédric Bakambu scored San Diego’s lone goal in the first-ever meeting between the two clubs, redirecting a cross from winger Anders Dreyer in the 60th minute.Â
Houston enters the contest with a 13-9-6 record (45 points) following a 2-2 comeback draw on the road against Minnesota United FC on Saturday. The Dynamo currently sit fifth in the Western Conference and have avoided defeat in 11 of their 14 matches since the World Cup break. Houston can clinch a spot in the Audi 2026 MLS Cup Playoffs on Wednesday with a win, combined with favorable results in other Western Conference matches.Â
Wednesday’s match marks the second meeting between SDFC and Houston this season, following the Dynamo’s 1-0 victory at Shell Energy Stadium on April 22. Houston holds a 2-1-0 all-time regular-season record against San Diego.Â
With six matches remaining in the 2026 MLS Regular Season, SDFC currently sits in 12th place in the Western Conference with 32 points, four points below the current playoff line. San Diego will look to earn valuable points at home as the Club continues its push in the Western Conference standings.Â
Dreyer Continues to Lead SDFC’s AttackÂ
Winger Anders Dreyer remains a key creative presence for San Diego, recording his 13th assist of the 2026 MLS Regular Season against the New York Red Bulls. The Danish international now has 35 goals and 36 assists across all competitions with SDFC, including 32 career MLS Regular Season assists.Â
Forward Cédric Bakambu also found the scoresheet on Saturday, recording his second goal of the season with San Diego. The forward will look to continue building his connection with Dreyer as SDFC returns to Snapdragon Stadium on Wednesday.Â
Guilherme Leads Houston’s Attacking ThreatÂ
Attacker Guilherme has been one of Houston’s most productive players this season, recording 14 goals and eight assists for a club-record 22 goal contributions. His production accounts for 61.1 percent of the Dynamo’s 36 MLS Regular Season goals.Â
Houston also enters Wednesday’s matchup with goalkeeper Jonathan Bond having recorded 10 clean sheets this season, placing him among the league’s leaders. In midfield, Héctor Herrera will be available for selection after serving a one-match suspension against Minnesota United FC.Â
SDFC will face a Houston side that has demonstrated both attacking production and defensive consistency throughout the campaign.Â
SDFC to Travel to Face LA Galaxy on SaturdayÂ
Following Wednesday’s home match, SDFC will travel to Carson to face the LA Galaxy at Dignity Health Sports Park on Saturday, October 17.Â
San Diego won the first meeting between the clubs this season, earning a 3-1 victory at Snapdragon Stadium and extending its unbeaten record against the Galaxy to 3-0-0. SDFC defeated LA 2-0 in its inaugural MLS match on February 23, 2025, at Dignity Health Sports Park before earning a 2-1 home victory on May 24, 2025.Â
Both Wednesday’s match against Houston and Saturday’s matchup against the Galaxy will be broadcast live on Apple TV, with radio coverage on San Diego Sports 760 AM.Â
Tickets for SDFC’s next MLS Regular Season home match against the Houston Dynamo are available at SanDiegoFC.com/Tickets.
