Dynamo Classic Rewind series to re-broadcast most memorable matches in Club history

With early season matches postponed due to the ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic, the Houston Dynamo will take fans down Memory Lane with a new Dynamo Classic Rewind series on KUBE 57 and HoustonDynamo.com. 
The series will highlight several of the most notable matches in club history, with matches airing on KUBE 57 every Saturday night at 7 p.m. and streaming on HoustonDynamo.com on demand Wednesdays starting at 8 a.m. 
The series begins on Wednesday, March 25 on HoustonDynamo.com with “Welcome to Houston, Dynamo” the first match in club history. More than 25,000 fans turned out to Robertson Stadium for the city’s first Major League Soccer match and were treated to a thriller, as the Dynamo hammered the Colorado Rapids 5-2 behind a club-record four goals from forward Brian Ching.  Watch here
The first match on KUBE 57 features one of the most notable individual performances in recent years as the Dynamo traveled into the Rockies for a showdown with the Colorado Rapids on March 30, 2019. “Elis Unstoppable in 4-1 Win” will air at 7 p.m. on Saturday, March 28. As the show title implies, forward Alberth Elis was a one-man wrecking crew on the night, scoring a goal, registering an assist and forcing two Rapids own goals in a dominant performance. 
Brian Ching finished with 14 goals in his first season with the Dynamo, but no goal is more memorable than a last-minute strike against D.C. United on a steamy September evening at Robertson Stadium in 2006. “Ching’s Goal of the Year” is the second match scheduled to stream on HoustonDynamo.com on Wednesday, April 1. The striker’s bicycle kick gave Houston a 1-0 win and was later voted MLS Goal of the Year – still the only time a Dynamo player has won that award. 
“First Year, First Title” will air on HoustonDynamo.com on Saturday, April 4 as the Dynamo cap off their first season in H-Town with a dramatic victory over the New England Revolution in the 2006 MLS Cup. A tense and tight contest throughout, the match was scoreless through 90 minutes as both teams saw their goalkeepers make dramatic saves and golden scoring chances go begging. In the second period of added extra time, New England appeared to seize control when forward Taylor Twellman broke the deadlock, but before the Revs could blink, Houston had tied things up just 71 seconds later thanks to a header from Ching. The match went to penalties before goalkeeper Pat Onstad came up with what is still the most iconic save in Dynamo history to deliver the Club’s first title.  
Additional matches will air each Wednesday and Saturday through at least mid-May as the 2020 Major League Soccer is suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Subsequent matches will be announced weekly.