William Agada's goal, Rafael Cabral's 4 saves help RSL beat Dynamo 1-0
Cabral has five shutouts this season for Salt Lake (7-10-4).
Agada, acquired in a trade with Minnesota in April, opened the scoring with his first goal for RSL. Agada's header, off a corner kick played in by Pablo Ruiz, was blocked by defender Franco Escobar but Agada — off the rebound — bounced in a half-volley from the center of the area.
Jonathan Bond stopped for shots for the Dynamo. Houston (7-10-5) had won back-to-back games for just the second time this season.
RSL beat the Dynamo 2-1 in Houston on March 15.
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