HOUSTON – Coming out of last weekend's loss to Sporting Kansas City one question persists: Has the blueprint been created for beating the Houston Dynamo at home?

The Dynamo are ready for anything as they look to resume normal service with a home win when the New England Revolution visit BBVA Compass Stadium on Saturday night (BUY TICKETS).

THE BASICS
Houston Dynamo vs New England Revolution
Saturday, May 18, 7:30 p.m. CT
BBVA Compass Stadium

BROADCAST INFORMATION
KPRC Local 2 - 7:30 p.m. (7 p.m. pregame)
Yahoo! Sports Radio 1560 AM - 7:30 p.m. (7 p.m. pregame)
La Ranchera 850 AM - 7:30 p.m. (7 p.m. pregame)

Following last weekend's home loss to Sporting KC, the Houston Dynamo will have little time to think about their record-long home unbeaten streak. The Dynamo will host the New England Revolution on Saturday in their final home match before the league breaks for international matches. Here are five things to look for ahead of Saturday's match:

1. Starting a new streak

Entering preseason, forward was arguably a deep position for the Houston Dynamo. The Dynamo had a mix of hold-up forwards as well as forwards who could stretch a defense, allowing head coach Dominic Kinnear some flexibility with his lineup choices. But over the past few weeks, the injury bug has struck Houston and the forward line has not been immune.

HOUSTON – Houston Dynamo goalkeeper Tally Hall left January's US national team camp hoping that his next chance would not be far away, but not sure when exactly it would come.

Jason Johnson was not overawed when he made his first Dynamo home appearance as a late substitute against Sporting Kansas City on Sunday, but then high-profile debuts are nothing new to the young forward.