Jonathan Bond
HOU
GK
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May 19, 1993 (33)
Right
6'4"
187 lb
Houston DynamoShuts out Charlotte
Bond kept a clean sheet while making three saves during Saturday's 0-0 draw with Charlotte.
Analysis: Bond helped Houston to a share of the points Saturday as he shut out Charlotte. The keeper has kept two straight clean sheets while allowing just two goals and combining for nine saves over his last three starts. Bond and company take on Real Salt Lake at home Wednesday.
Four saves in clean sheet
Bond made four saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 0-0 draw versus San Jose Earthquakes.
Analysis: Bond put the previous outing's loss behind him with a big performance between the posts, making four saves to continue his run as one of the most in form goalkeepers around. The clean sheet was his sixth in seven games and ninth overall, part of a stretch that has produced 18 saves. A difficult challenge lies ahead on Saturday against a Charlotte side that has scored 11 goals across its last four outings.
Two saves in loss
Bond made two saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 2-1 loss to St. Louis City SC.
Analysis: Bond faced only four shots during Saturday's loss and stopped two of them. The goalkeeper will have hoped to do better as the shots weren't unstoppable. He has a chance to bounce back quickly when he takes on San Jose next time out in league action.
Keeps fifth straight clean sheet
Bond kept a clean sheet while making a save during Wednesday's 1-0 win over Vancouver.
Analysis: Bond helped Houston claim all three points by blanking the Whitecaps on Wednesday. The keeper has kept five consecutive clean sheets while combining for 12 saves over that stretch.
Holds onto clean sheet
Bond registered no saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 1-0 victory versus Los Angeles Galaxy.
Analysis: Bond wasn't required to make a save as he cruised to his seventh clean sheet of the season. That already matches his total from 2025 and comes seven matches sooner. Across 19 league appearances, he's conceded 24 goals while recording 47 saves. The keeper will face off with Vancouver for the next match on Wednesday, who have scored five goals in the last five contests. Bond had kept a clean sheet with three saves against the opponent during their last outing on May 17.
Third consecutive clean sheet
Bond registered two saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 2-0 win versus New England Revolution.
Analysis: Bond was called into action as early as the 90th second of Saturday's 2-0 win over New England, diving low to parry away Peyton Miller's shot before settling into a composed performance that produced two saves across 90 minutes and a third consecutive clean sheet. The goalkeeper has now made 11 saves across his last three MLS appearances, contributing to a Houston defensive run that has been as important as the attacking output in their unbeaten streak since the World Cup break. Bond heads into the LA Galaxy fixture having established himself as one of the most in-form goalkeepers in the Western Conference, with his consistency and shot-stopping quality a foundation upon which Houston's top-three push is being built.
Four saves in clean sheet
Bond recorded four saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 2-0 win against Sporting Kansas City.
Analysis: Bond was excellent in the first half, making three saves to keep his side level. His job became easier just before halftime when the opposing side had a man sent off, and he needed only one more save after the break to complete a well earned clean sheet.It represents his first back to back shutout of the campaign and his first on the road, with Bond in fine form heading into Saturday's clash against New England.
Excellent for clean sheet
Bond recorded five saves and secured a clean sheet in Saturday's 3-0 win over Austin FC.
Analysis: Bond stopped all five shots he faced and earned an excellent clean sheet in the Texas rivalry clash. The goalkeeper was brilliant, facing more shots than his counterpart, but not conceding a single goal. Bond will hope to build on this excellent showing when he travels to take on Sporting Kansas City next time out.
No saves for draw
Bond made no saves and allowed one goal in Wednesday's 1-1 draw against D.C. United.
Analysis: Bond faced a single shot, failed to stop it, and was left with the draw. It was a match that Houston controlled throughout, but unfortunately, Bond couldn't come up clutch at the most important moment. Bond will hope to bounce back and have a better showing against Austin in an in-state rivalry showdown.
Makes five saves in draw
Bond had five saves and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Los Angeles Galaxy.
Analysis: Bond made his second-most saves in the season to help Houston earn one point on the road. The goalkeeper still has three clean sheets in 14 starts. He will now host DC United on Jul 22 after the World Cup break.
Third straight home clean sheet
Bond recorded three saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 1-0 victory against Vancouver Whitecaps FC.
Analysis: Bond faced minimal danger, with all three saves coming from long range and offering little difficulty. The goalkeeper nonetheless posted a third successive clean sheet at home and now turns his focus to Los Angeles Galaxy on Saturday.
Three goals conceded, zero saves
Bond made no saves and allowed three goals in Wednesday's 3-0 loss to Real Salt Lake.
Analysis: Even though Bond has conceded four and six goals respectively during 2026, the goalkeeper's latest appearance may be his worst. At least for Bond's other appearances, he logged several saves, which was not the case Wednesday. The goalkeeper's next opporutnity to redeem himself comes Saturday against Vancouver.
Four saves in win
Bond had four saves and allowed one goal in Sunday's 4-1 victory over Los Angeles Football Club.
Analysis: Bond came up with four saves in Sunday's 4-1 road win against LAFC, flashing his shot-stopping ability with a full-stretch dive to his right in the 71st minute to deny Ryan Porteous' long-range rocket before showing sharp reflexes again in the 81st minute with a quick low stop to keep the scoreline intact. The only blemish came just before halftime when Nathan Ordaz's deflected left-footed effort found the net, a tough break on a cross that took a ricochet off a Houston defender and went in against the run of play. Bond will look to carry that momentum into Wednesday's matchup against Real Salt Lake.
Keeps clean sheet Saturday
Bond recorded two saves and secured a clean sheet in Saturday's 1-0 win over Colorado Rapids.
Analysis: Bond kept his second clean sheet of the season Saturday, both of which have come in his last three starts. He only needed to make two saves to do so, a credit to his defense for shutting down the Colorado attack. He faces a difficult matchup Sunday at LAFC, a side which has scored 19 goals through 11 matches this season.
Keeps clean sheet
Bond made one save and secured a clean sheet in Wednesday's 1-0 victory over San Diego FC.
Analysis: Bond got the start and made the most of it, though he only had to make one save against a San Diego side which was surprisingly poor offensively in this one. Things are unlikely to keep being this easy against Austin FC, a team which has scored six goals in three matches ahead of its Wednesday contest.
Starting Wednesday
Bond (eye) is in the starting lineup for Wednesday's match against San Diego.
Analysis: Bond didn't suffer a serious injury after leaving the previous game at halftime, so he'll hope to increase his production this time. The goalkeeper is averaging 2.7 saves and 2.3 goals conceded per game this season. Jimmy Maurer will be once again among the substitutes with Bond available from kickoff.
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