Dynamo rescues point in stoppage-time
Los Angeles FC missed the chance to go top of the Western Conference as second-half stoppage-time strikes from Mauro Manotas and Philippe Senderos earned Houston Dynamo a 2-2 draw.
Bob Bradley's side looked set to move ahead of Dallas and leaders Sporting Kansas City when Mark-Anthony Kaye added to Latif Blessing's opener five minutes from time, but Houston struck twice in quick succession at the death to edge closer to the top six.
After lightning storms in Texas delayed kick-off by an hour, Los Angeles took the lead inside five minutes when Blessing found the bottom-right corner off Adama Diomande's throughball.
The host pressed for a leveller, but LAFC doubled its lead with 18 minutes remaining when Kaye ran clear to score with former-Hull City forward Diomande again the provider.
Houston did not give up and Manotas breezed past Laurent Ciman to score his ninth MLS goal of the season and what appeared to be a likely consolation in the 94th minute.
But the Dynamo completed a dramatic comeback six minutes into stoppage time, former Arsenal defender Senderos' deflected volley at the back post rescuing an unlikely point.
LAFC will aim to bounce when it hosts struggling Orlando City, while Houston returns to the BBVA Compass Stadium to face Minnesota United on Sunday (AEST).
