The streak ends.
Last night, two of Major League Soccer’s most improbable comeback stories met at RFK stadium, with D.C. United beating Toronto FC 3-0.
In a game between two of MLS’ worst teams, it only made sense for nobody to win. Here’s our report from DCU and TFC’s 1-1 draw.
The podcast crew is back this week, talking D.C. United #SadStats and the U.S. men’s national team’s upcoming match in Salt Lake City.
Surprise! D.C. United lost again, this time to a team nearly as bad as they are, Toronto FC. Here’s our match report and photos.
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D.C. United announced today that club president and CEO Kevin Payne will be leaving the club after 17 years in the team’s front office.
With just two games left in the season, D.C. United needs just one more point to secure its first playoff berth in five years. Here’s our recap of this weekend’s 1-0 victory over Toronto F.C.
It took D.C. United’s Dwayne De Rosario eight games to find the back of the net this year. But with a strong performance in a win against Toronto this weekend, he has quickly made up for lost time.
D.C. United split last week’s two road games, losing to San Jose while beating Toronto.
