Houston Routs Chicago on Soccer Betting

In fact, after the final whistle finally blew of the soccer betting game, Chicago found itself on the wrong end of 4-0 beating in its own backyard.

Not even the presence of new coach Juan Carlos Osorio could do much to stop the tide and his MLS coaching debut is a soccer betting event he would likely forget.  The Fire has been struggling mightily of late and the arrival of Mexican legend, Cuauhtémoc Blanco can come none too soon for this squad.  But it still won’t erase the embarrassing home field soccer betting loss suffered last week, for them and for the online betting soccer followers of the team.

Out of the gates Chicago seemed to hold under pressure and looked as if they might push Dynamo a bit and challenge the defense that hadn’t given up a goal in over six soccer betting games. But then, reality struck in the form of a Stuart Holden goal in the 31st minute.  Wade Barret crossed in a delicate ball that Holden headed into the back of the net, just over the finger tips of Fire keeper Matt Pickens.  Unfortunately for the Fire, it would be just the first of many.  Although the Fire did manage to keep it to a 1-0 margin heading into the half of the soccer betting match up.

But in the second half of the soccer betting game, Houston exploded for three more goals and put an emphatic exclamation point on the victory.  The second goal came in the 58th minute when Joseph Ngwenya dribbled a rather weak pass that got through three Fire defenders and reached teammate Nate Jaqua at point blank range who easily beat Pickens and found the upper right-hand corner of the goal.  Goal number three came just several minutes later when Juqua returned the favor and found Ngwenya who bulldozed through the Fire’s back line and keeper and tapped the ball in.  Online betting soccer experts watch that the final nail in the coffin came in extra time of this soccer betting game as Dwayne DeRosario sent a beautiful pass across the front of the goal and sub Chris Wondolowski tapped it in.