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Houston Dynamo: 2020 Preview – Postseason return?

By Matt Coles

SANDY, UT - SEPTEMBER 29 : Tomas Martinez #10 of the Houston Dynamo is congratulated by teammates Alberth Elis #17 and Darwin Ceren #24 after scoring a goal against Real Salt Lake during their game at Rio Tinto Stadium September 29, 2019 in Sandy, UT.(Photo by Chris Gardner/Getty Images)
SANDY, UT - SEPTEMBER 29 : Tomas Martinez #10 of the Houston Dynamo is congratulated by teammates Alberth Elis #17 and Darwin Ceren #24 after scoring a goal against Real Salt Lake during their game at Rio Tinto Stadium September 29, 2019 in Sandy, UT.(Photo by Chris Gardner/Getty Images) /
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BYDOGOSZCZ, POLAND – JUNE 04: head coach Ramos Tab of USA gestures during the 2019 FIFA U-20 World Cup Round of 16 match between France and USA at Zdzislaw-Krzyszkowiak-Stadion on June 04, 2019 in Bydgoszcz, Poland. (Photo by TF-Images/Getty Images)
BYDOGOSZCZ, POLAND – JUNE 04: head coach Ramos Tab of USA gestures during the 2019 FIFA U-20 World Cup Round of 16 match between France and USA at Zdzislaw-Krzyszkowiak-Stadion on June 04, 2019 in Bydgoszcz, Poland. (Photo by TF-Images/Getty Images) /

2020 Outlook

The Houston Dynamo have six matches on their preseason slate, including three in a mini-tournament, the Visit Tucson Sun Cup, with three fellow MLS sides, the New York Red Bulls, Real Salt Lake and Columbus Crew.

A week after that preseason tournament, the regular season commences. The Dynamo start by hosting the LA Galaxy on February 29. They then travel to Sporting Kansas City for their first road game a week later.

Houston have two triple-headers at home throughout the campaign, with their first coming in April. They will face the Portland Timbers, new boys Inter Miami and U.S. Open Cup finalists Minnesota United in the space of 11 days. Their second three-game home run comes in August when they face New York City, FC Dallas and Toronto FC.

Houston’s run-in will see them face the Columbus Crew, Los Angeles FC, Vancouver Whitecaps and Sporting KC, before travelling to Saint Paul to face Minnesota on Decision Day.

The club will feature in the U.S. Open Cup and will be looking to emulate their victory from two years ago, but have no continental commitments this time around.

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With Tab Ramos now at the helm and the makings of what could be one of the most vibrant and vicious attacks in MLS, could the Houston Dynamo be on their way back to the playoffs?

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