BY THE NUMBERS: A numerical guide to Red Bulls vs. Dynamo

BY THE NUMBERS: A numerical guide to Red Bulls vs. Dynamo -

The New York Red bulls face the Houston Dynamo at home on Saturday, March 19, at 7 p.m. ET. The Red Bulls look to end their goal drought and capture their first win after two losses to begin the 2016 season.


Coverage of Saturday’s match will begin at 6:30 p.m. ET (TV: MSG2, MSG GO; RADIO: Red Bulls Radio English/Spanish on TuneIn).


Here are some numbers to know before the Red Bulls’ clash with Houston:


4: Luis Robles has recorded four career regular season shutouts in seven games played against Houston Dynamo. The goalkeeper, who last week was nominated for MLS Save of the Week, has a combined 1.00 goals against average versus the Dynamo.


5: The Red Bulls have won the last five meetings against Houston at Red Bull Arena. In the five wins, they have won by a combined score of 10-0.


6: Bradley Wright-Phillips has six career goals in six games played against the Dynamo, including a hat trick at Red Bull Arena in 2014. The forward has also recorded two assists against Houston.


11: New York has hosted 11 regular season home games against Houston and has never lost. The Red Bulls are 8-0-3 all-time in those matches.


20: Lloyd Sam needs just one goal and two assists to join the Red Bulls’ 20 & 20 club. In joining this club, Sam would be among only four other players in franchise history who have tallied 20 goals and 20 assists.


108: Luis Robles made his 108th consecutive start in goal for New York last weekend. Robles, who became the all-time franchise leader for career wins and shutouts last season, is four games shy of tying Kevin Hartman’s league record of 112 consecutive full games played.


250: Red Bulls captain Dax McCarty made his 250th league appearance last weekend, and 144th for New York. He is in sole possession of fourth place and two behind Carlos Mendes for third in club history.


2012: Dynamo forward and MLS player of the week Andrew Wenger was Jesse Marsch’s first round pick in the 2012 MLS SuperDraft for Montreal. Wenger was the first pick in Impact history, and went on to make 51 appearances for Montreal over two and a half seasons.


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