Sebastian Ferreira scored twice in three minutes en route to a second-half hat trick and the Houston Dynamo pulled away to a 4-1 road victory against a frustrated D.C. United side that finished Saturday night with nine men. Ferreira’s first
Houston Dynamo manager Ben Olsen returns to the club where he spent his entire MLS playing career and his first decade as a coach in Saturday’s visit to D.C. United. But while the occasion has the potential for extra emotion,
D.C. United look to end a six-match winless drought when they host another struggling club in Atlanta United on Wednesday. In the teams’ first meeting of the season, D.C. United (4-7-7, 19 points) collected a 3-2 win in Atlanta on
Jesus Ferreira and Nkosi Tafari scored goals and interim coach Peter Luccin won in his debut as FC Dallas notched a 2-0 victory over St. Louis City on Saturday night at Frisco, Texas. Ferreira scored on a first-half penalty kick
Kerwin Vargas scored in first-half stoppage time as Charlotte FC topped visiting DC United 1-0 on Saturday night, winning for the fifth time in their last eight matches. Charlotte hasn’t allowed a goal in five consecutive home matches. Goalkeeper Kristijan
D.C. United frequently has trouble scoring goals, though there are signs of improvements in that area. Their next opportunity comes Saturday night against host Charlotte FC, who have been particularly strong on the defensive end. Both teams should be refreshed
Toronto FC’s Derrick Etienne Jr. scored just 89 seconds into the match but a penalty kick by host DC United’s Mateusz Klich in extra time resulted in a 2-2 draw Saturday night. Struggling DC United scored both of their goals
Toronto FC goalkeeper Sean Johnson reached a milestone this week, but he doesn’t want to stop there. After recording his 100th career regular-season clean sheet, he’ll look to continue the trend Saturday night in Washington against D.C. United. “He’s starting
Sunusi Ibrahim netted two goals, Ariel Lassiter had a goal and two assists and host CF Montreal ended a seven-match winless drought by beating D.C. United 4-2 on Wednesday night. CF Montreal (4-7-4, 16 points) had not won since April