D.C. United split last week's two road games, losing to San Jose while beating Toronto. more ›

D.C. United fans, break out the champagne glasses: we've got a winning streak on our hands! The hometown team handed the Houston Dynamo a 3-2 defeat on Saturday night at RFK. more ›

After the Washington Wizards' John Wall was seen sporting a New York Red Bulls jersey at a nightclub, D.C. United stepped in to do something about it. more ›

The Capitals couldn't close the deal against Boston, the Nationals were rained out and Chris Pontius led D.C. United to a big win in the grudge match with the New York Red Bulls. more ›

Maybe New York forgot to imbibe the energy drink that is its team's namesake, because D.C. United handed its rivals from up north a 4-1 defeat at RFK on Sunday. more ›

In honor of Sunday's matchup between D.C. United and the New York Red Bulls at RFK Stadium, our resident soccer writer decided to extend the heated rivalry and engage in some pre-game trash talkin' with his New York-based colleague. more ›

After putting forth a subpar first half effort against a clearly inferior opponent, D.C. United may find last night's tie with expansion Montreal Impact much more frustrating than either of their two losses this year. On a damp evening, a small crowd of 10,000 at RFK Stadium saw the hometown team struggle to a 1-1 draw, a troubling sign ahead of Sunday's matchup against rival New York Red Bulls. more ›

D.C. United looked ready to settle for a draw on Saturday, until Chris Pontius' 82nd minute goal propelled the black and red to an all-important road win at New England. The victory kept D.C. United's four-game unbeaten streak alive and gave the team sole possession of third place in the Eastern Conference. more ›

The Capitals won in Boston, the Nationals' pitching stayed amazing, Chris Pontius delivered the fatal blow in New England and the Wizards are, well, the same. more ›

Last Friday, four D.C. United players wore hooded sweatshirts during pre-game introductions in solidarity with Trayvon Martin, the Florida teenager who was shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer while wearing a hooded sweatshirt. We spoke to two of them about it. more ›

Yesterday, we accidentally used the word "the" before "D.C. United," not aware that the soccer team does not take a definite article. But it got us wondering just why that is. more ›

Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley wants his state to pay for a study that would determine the economic feasibility of building a stadium for D.C. United in the heart of Baltimore, but legislators rebuffed it. more ›

For the first time since last September, D.C. United won a game—and did so convincingly, routing FC Dallas 4-1 at RFK Stadium Friday evening. more ›

D.C. United fans, step away from the ledge. For now. The black and red ground out its first point of the season Saturday night in a hard-fought 0-0 draw on the road in Vancouver. more ›

Sunday morning post featuring Dick Cheney's heart transplant, the Trayvon Martin Ralley and baby bald eagles. more ›

With the Los Angeles Galaxy playing its full roster of starters and D.C. United opting to bench some of its own, the black and red had little chance against the defending MLS champions during a road game on Sunday. more ›

D.C. United's future in the District continued to gain clarity today with the announcement that the team has finalized their new lease with Events D.C., keeping them at RFK through the end of the 2013 season. more ›

On Saturday, over 16,000 fans hoped to see a newly revamped D.C. United upset Sporting Kansas City. What they got instead was a DCU that seemed to pick up right where it left off last season—giving up a goal in the 93rd minute and leaving the pitch without any points. more ›

With the regular-season opener only days away, D.C. United wrapped up its preseason this past week by winning the ninth annual Carolina Challenge Cup in Charleston, S.C. more ›

What a difference a couple of weeks makes. Since we last checked, D.C. United's roster has taken shape and the team is closer to a deal that will keep it at RK Stadium through the 2012 season. more ›

Despite hinting that it would settle for anything from College Park to Baltimore as an alternative to its aging digs at RFK Stadium, D.C. United looks poised to remain in the District for the 2012 season. more ›

With last year's late-season meltdown on their minds and their first march scheduled for late February, D.C. United players braved the cold this past week for their first pre-season training sessions of 2012. more ›

If you own a baseball or football team, getting the attention of your local D.C. legislators isn't particularly hard. If you own a soccer team, well, good luck with that. more ›

Just in case you thought Major League Soccer was not-too-serious about helping to facilitate D.C. United's exit from Washington -- even though they've been surveying Baltimore residents about potentially relocating United to the city -- well, think again. more ›

After wrapping up yet another postseason-less campaign, the chatter surrounding D.C. United returns to an all-too-familiar topic: whether or not the team will actually remain in Washington for the long-term. more ›

While there certainly were signs of disappointment from Black-and-Red supporters who won't see MLS Cup matches for the fourth straight season, most of the 15,965 in attendance at RFK Stadium on Saturday proved their allegiance to United through thick and thin. more ›

In fairness, the frantic final minutes of the last meaningful match D.C. United will play in 2011 was a microcosm of the season as a whole: promising and full of chances, but inevitably disappointing. more ›

D.C. United striker Charlie Davies, who was nearly killed in a car accident on the George Washington Parkway in October 2009, has filed a $20 million civil suit against the owner of the nightclub he was partying at before the accident and Red Bull, who hosted the party. more ›