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A 1-0 loss at Gotham drops Houston to eleventh in NWSL prior to a month-long break.

Houston Dash earned their first win in almost two months at their last home showing against Angel City before the World Cup break.

The Houston Dash showed resilience Wednesday night at Shell Energy Stadium, battling back late to earn a dramatic 2-2 draw against San Diego Wave in NWSL action.

The scoring struggles continued for the Houston Dash on Friday, May 15, 2026, as they fell 3-0 to the Kansas City Current, extending their goal drought from open play to 42 days.

Houston Dash lose at home and must look for a response following the international break.

Ruben Ocampo - Foxtrot Media The Houston Dash returned home this weekend with a mission: shake off a tough road loss and get back on track against a resilient Racing Louisville side. In what turned out to be one of the most chaotic matches in NWSL history, the Dash secured a massive 4-3 victory in front of their home fans. A Shaky Start and VAR Drama The Dash lineup saw a significant late change, as Makenzy Robbe was sidelined with an injury. Messiah Bright stepped into the