Washington Post · May 26, 2024
D.C. United sputters to a draw against stumbling Chicago
Christopher McVey celebrates his goal with D.C. United teammates in the first half against the Chicago Fire on Saturday night at Audi Field. (Amber Searls/USA Today Sports)D.C. United’s first season under Coach Troy Lesesne has brought both thrills and frustration — an expected range of results as long-term plans take hold. Amid the growing process, though, matches such as Saturday’s against the stumbling Chicago Fire carry higher expectations.
Anything shy of three points is considered a failure in the moment and a setback to United’s ambitions of returning to the MLS playoffs after four consecutive misses.