For the second week in a row, D.C. United squandered a second-half lead to drop points at home, battling to a 1-1 draw against the Houston Dynamo.

D.C. United won again on Wednesday evening, beating Houston 2-0. Less than halfway through their season, they’ve already eclipsed their point total from 2013.

It’s over. United’s 2013 season, the worst campaign in MLS history, is over, and it ended the way it started: with a loss to Houston.

Many D.C. United fans figured it couldn’t get much worse for their beloved team. Last night against the Houston Dynamo, it turned awful.

D.C. United’s season came to a close last night, as the black and red finally ran out of gas in a 1-1 draw to Houston. The aggregate loss ends their 2012 campaign, while sending Houston to the MLS Cup.

D.C. United are set to play their biggest game in half a decade this afternoon. Here a three reasons why they will (or won’t) vanquish the Houston Dynamo and advance to the MLS Cup.

With D.C. United preparing for its Eastern Conference Final match with Houston on Sunday, here’s a roundup of what’s been going on with the team this week.

Unable to overcome multiple injuries and an awful call by the referee, D.C. United suffered a 3-1 loss to the Houston Dynamo and now faces an uphill climb in the Eastern Conference finals.

Playing a man down for the majority of the game, D.C. United was handed a humbling defeat at the hands of the Houston Dynamo yesterday.

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.