The 2017 season hasn’t gone that well for D.C. United, but the team’s MLS struggles don’t have any direct impact on making a US Open Cup run. A 4-1 win over Christos FC, the amateur darlings of the tournament so far, was trickier than the scoreline indicates, and the reward was today’s trip north to face the New England Revolution. The pair of MLS originals square off today at Harvard University’s Jordan Field, with the winner getting to host a quarterfinal against either the New York Red Bulls or the Philadelphia Union.
New England Revolution vs. D.C. United: Time, TV schedule and how to watch 2017 US Open Cup online
