Seattle Sounders:

Kasey Keller (6): Not his most commanding performance, but still played well. Can't really fault him on the goal.

James Riley (8): Didn't do much wrong all day. Got involved in the attack, and completely kept Corey Ashe out of the game.

Jhon Kennedy Hurtado (4): Gave the ball away multiple times, and looked nervous out there. Probably his worst performance of the season.

Patrick Ianni (7): Had two missed clearances in the opening minutes, the second led to Houston's only goal. Much better in the second half, and a what a finish from the center back, eh?

Tyson Wahl (5): Another average performance, not horrible, but not great. Will need to step it up in the next couple of games if he wants to challenge Leo Gonzalez for the left back spot.

Freddie Ljungberg (7): Always dangerous when he is on the ball, but is a step slower than when he was with Arsenal. Another tireless effort.

Peter Vagenas (6): Filled in fairly well in Alonso's absence. Tackles well, but doesn't have the vision or playmaking abilities of Osvaldo.

Stephen King (5): A rather quiet game for Mr. King. Involved in Montero's goal but wasn't as influential as a center midfielder should be.

Steve Zakuani (7):  A constant menace with the ball on his feet. Needs to get his fitness up so he can play more than 55-60 minutes per game. Would also like to see him use his pace and make more slashing runs to get in behind the defense.

Nate Jaqua (6): A good game for the big man. Would have liked to have seen him stay more central and take advantage of his physical qualities over the shorter Dynamo centerbacks.

Fredy Montero (8): His composure and finish were world class, regardless of whether or not it should have been a goal. Houston's defense had trouble containing him.

Subs:

Sebastian Le Toux (5): Worked hard as always, but not as dangerous as Zakuani going forward.

Roger Levesque (NR): Would have liked to have seen him sooner, as Ljungberg looked tired and was getting frustrated towards the end of the game.

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