Published October 15, 2026 · By the Goalorithm model desk
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Match report
San Diego and Houston Dynamo finished level at 3-3 in Major League Soccer on Wednesday, October 14, with a 3-3 draw after a half-time score of 2-3. The match produced three goals for San Diego, three goals for Houston Dynamo and six goals in all. The final score leaves both sides with a share of the points.
San Diego had 66% possession and an expected-goals figure of 1.37; Houston Dynamo finished with 34% possession and 0.47 expected goals. Those figures frame a match in which possession and expected goals did not translate into a winner. The score remained level at full time, despite both teams scoring repeatedly.
The numbers
San Diego registered 9 shots, including 4 on target. Houston Dynamo recorded 6 attempts, with 3 on target. The expected-goals totals were 1.37 for San Diego and 0.47 for Houston Dynamo. The figures show the shot volume, accuracy and expected-goals return for each side, alongside the shared outcome.
Possession stood at 66% for San Diego and 34% for Houston Dynamo. The corner count was 4 for San Diego and 2 for Houston Dynamo; the save figures were 0 for San Diego and 2 for Houston Dynamo. Together, those numbers add detail to the match beyond the scoreline: they record how the ball was shared, the attempts each team made, and the saves recorded. Neither side finished ahead, and the final score was a 3-3 draw.