Another week, another disappointing draw for D.C. United, this time at the hands of the Philadelphia Union.

This weekend in D.C. soccer.

D.C. United’s U.S. Open Cup dreams were washed away on Tuesday night, as the Black-and-Red fell to the Philadelphia Union in a downpour.

United tied a franchise record as they continue their unbeaten streak at home.

D.C. United won again on Saturday, topping the Philadelphia Union 1-0 and pulling within inches of a playoff berth.

D.C. United did something they haven’t done in over a year and a half on Saturday: win a road game. Here’s our match report and photos.

Despite a surprisingly positive performance, things didn’t get any better for D.C. United on Saturday.

D.C. United fielded their youngest-ever starting XI on Saturday, and their inexperience showed in a 2-0 loss.

Things went from bad to worse for D.C. United Sunday evening at RFK, as the black and red fell to the Philadelphia Union, sinking further into the Eastern Conference basement.

Despite being thoroughly outpossessed and outshot throughout the full 90 minutes, D.C. United was able to disappear into the dank, putrid Chester night with a 1-0 win over the Union, putting the team back in playoff position.