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Tuesday, March 26, 2013
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| DC United's DeLeon facing six weeks out with hamstring injury Yahoo! Sports Second-year winger Nick DeLeon has a grade two hamstring strain and has been ruled out for about the next six weeks, the club announced on Tuesday. DeLeon suffered the injury 31 minutes into Saturday's 2-1 loss to the Columbus Crew, which was D.C.'s ... |
| Game Day 4: Crew v. DC United - Notes and Grades Massive Report He didn't get behind the United back line that often, but they often dropped well off him in case knocked the ball past. There were several dangerous chances due to the space he was given. Even if the Crew offense isn't working, every dead ball ... |
Sunday, September 2, 2012
D.C. United falls to Real Salt Lake, putting MLS playoff hopes in jeopardy
By Steven Goff of the Washington Post
SANDY, Utah — D.C. United played with passion and conviction Saturday night, a refreshing renewal after several limp performances on the road. But consistent with the club’s travel shortcomings this summer, United conceded a goal shortly after halftime and dropped a 1-0 decision to Real Salt Lake in front of 20,334 at Rio Tinto Stadium.
“We talked about having to change our mentality on the road and the way we go about things to have success,” Coach Ben Olsen said. “We did a lot of that, and it showed. The guys gave a hell of an effort. It’s just disappointing the final stuff wasn’t there. If we play that way on the road, we will start picking up points on the road.”
After an 84-minute lightning delay interrupted the first half, United (12-10-5, 41 points) lost its sixth straight away match and fell into a fifth-place tie with the Chicago Fire (two fewer game played) in MLS’s Eastern Conference. The Columbus Crew (12-8-6, 42) overtook both D.C. and Chicago with a last-minute victory over Montreal on Saturday.
Five clubs will advance to the playoffs in late October, and what seemed six weeks ago like a sure postseason berth for United is now in jeopardy. D.C. is 2-5-2 in its past nine league outings.
You can read the rest of the article here: D.C. United falls to Real Salt Lake, putting MLS playoff hopes in jeopardy
SANDY, Utah — D.C. United played with passion and conviction Saturday night, a refreshing renewal after several limp performances on the road. But consistent with the club’s travel shortcomings this summer, United conceded a goal shortly after halftime and dropped a 1-0 decision to Real Salt Lake in front of 20,334 at Rio Tinto Stadium.
“We talked about having to change our mentality on the road and the way we go about things to have success,” Coach Ben Olsen said. “We did a lot of that, and it showed. The guys gave a hell of an effort. It’s just disappointing the final stuff wasn’t there. If we play that way on the road, we will start picking up points on the road.”
After an 84-minute lightning delay interrupted the first half, United (12-10-5, 41 points) lost its sixth straight away match and fell into a fifth-place tie with the Chicago Fire (two fewer game played) in MLS’s Eastern Conference. The Columbus Crew (12-8-6, 42) overtook both D.C. and Chicago with a last-minute victory over Montreal on Saturday.
Five clubs will advance to the playoffs in late October, and what seemed six weeks ago like a sure postseason berth for United is now in jeopardy. D.C. is 2-5-2 in its past nine league outings.
You can read the rest of the article here: D.C. United falls to Real Salt Lake, putting MLS playoff hopes in jeopardy
Monday, November 7, 2011
D.C. United to Feature in 2012 Carolina Challenge
D.C. United announced today that the club is returning to Charleston, S.C. for preseason training in 2012. For the seventh time in club history, United will compete in the Carolina Challenge Cup, hosted by the Charleston Battery of the United Soccer Leagues.
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