Houston Dynamo FC vs San Jose Earthquakes
Match pulse
Who won: Houston 3-1
Houston Dynamo FC beat San Jose Earthquakes 3-1 on Saturday, May 23, 2009 at Robertson Stadium. Goals for Houston: Brian Ching (4'), Kei Kamara (12') and Craig Waibel (50'). Goals for San Jose: Ryan Johnson (53').
Play by play
- 90'+2'

Joe Cannon makes a very good save (Catch)
- 90'+2'

Ade Akinbiyi hits a good left footed shot. Outcome: save
- End of the game
- 89'
SubHouston makes a sub: Ade Akinbiyi enters for Kei Kamara. Reason: Tactical
- 88'+3'
SubHouston makes a sub: Corey Ashe enters for Brad Davis. Reason: Tactical
- 88'
SubSan Jose makes a sub: Kelly Gray enters for Bobby Convey. Reason: Tactical
- 83'

Pat Onstad takes an indirect freekick with his right foot from his own half. Outcome: open play
- 83'

Cameron Weaver commits a foul on Andrew Hainault resulting on a free kick for Houston
- 82'

Geoff Cameron hits a good left footed shot, but it is off target. Outcome: miss left
GOAL80'Pat Onstad takes a long goal kick
HOU 8 - 6 SJ- 79'

Throw-in: Ryan Johnson takes it (Defending)
GOAL78'Joe Cannon takes a long goal kick
HOU 7 - 6 SJ- 78'

Brad Davis takes the corner kick from the left byline with his left foot and hits an inswinger to the near post, resulting in: open play
GOAL77'Pat Onstad takes a long goal kick
HOU 7 - 5 SJ- 76'

Throw-in: Ryan Johnson takes it (Attacking)
- 76'
SubSan Jose makes a sub: Shea Salinas enters for Chris Leitch. Reason: Tactical
- 75'

Ryan Johnson takes the corner kick from the left byline with his left foot and hits an inswinger to the near post, resulting in: open play
- 74'

Throw-in: Chris Leitch takes it (Attacking)
GOAL74'Joe Cannon takes a long goal kick
HOU 6 - 5 SJ- 73'

Stuart Holden takes the corner kick from the right byline with his right foot and hits an inswinger to the far post, resulting in: out of play
- 72'

Joe Cannon makes a very good save (Catch)
- 72'

Brad Davis hits a good right footed shot. Outcome: save
- 71'

Throw-in: Craig Waibel takes it (Attacking)
- 71'

Throw-in: Craig Waibel takes it (Attacking)
- 70'

Throw-in: Craig Waibel takes it (Defending)