International
International Roundup - September 10
Although the U.S. national team fell 2-1 Friday night in their World Cup qualifying match against Jamaica, Houston Dynamo players had a successful weekend with their respective national teams, going 3-0-0.
Dynamo defender Jermaine Taylor and midfielder Je-Vaughn Watson started and played 90 minutes in the Reggae Boyz' 2-1 win over the United States. Taylor was strong along the Jamaican backline, helping stifle the U.S. attack after the home side gave up the early goal.
Tigres UANL, C.D. Aguila to play friendly at BBVA Compass Stadium on September 8
The Houston Dynamo and BBVA Compass Stadium today announced that Tigres UANL of Mexico and C.D. Aguila of El Salvador will meet in a friendly match at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 8 at the Houston Dynamo’s new home.
Both clubs have enjoyed recent success, with Tigres capturing the Mexican Primera Division’s Apertura title in 2011 and Aguila winning the Salvadoran Primera Division’s Clausura championship in May, its fifteenth title in the club’s 87-year history.
CONCACAF Roundup: Three Dynamo players get international playing time
Three of the four Dynamo men on international duty were in action on Tuesday, and each of them came out of their matches with a draw.
US kick off 5-game stretch in friendly vs. Scotland
Here we go.
The US men’s national team plays the first game of a five-match stretch on Saturday against Scotland in Jacksonville, Fla. The match, to be broadcast nationally on NBC Sports and Galavision, is the first of three friendlies the US face before kicking off their World Cup qualifying campaign with a June 8 home game against Antigua and Barbuda and a June 12 match against Guatemala in Guatemala City.

