KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) -- Josh Wolff came on as a late sub and

scored on a diving header seven minutes into second-half

stoppage time, and the Kansas City Wizards overcame a two-goal

deficit to top the Houston Dynamo 4-3 on Wednesday night.

Wolff, who entered in the 85th minute, connected on a cross from

Michael Harrington to complete the Wizards' first winning rally

from two goals down since a 4-3 victory over New England on May

26, 2007.

The Wizards' comeback began with Teal Bunbury's goal in the 60th

minute, and Dynamo defender Adrian Serioux was charged with an

own-goal in the 72nd that tied the match at 3.

Kansas City (9-9-6) has lost just one of its past 10 and beat

Houston at home for the first time in five meetings. Houston

(6-14-5) lost its fourth straight and has won just one of its

past 15.

Dominic Oduro and Serioux scored four minutes apart in the first

half for Houston - with a goal in between from Kansas City's Kei

Kamara.

Cam Weaver opened the scoring in the 13th minute for the Dynamo.

Oduro's 34th-minute goal gave Houston a 2-0 lead. Kamara

answered a minute later for the Wizards, but Serioux made it 3-1

in the 37th.