Washington Post · May 5, 2024
D.C. United squanders two-goal lead, settles for draw with Union
United defender Christopher McVey and Union midfielder Quinn Sullivan vie for the ball in the second half Saturday night at Audi Field.(Hannah Pajewski/USA TODAY Sports)There has been so much roster turnover at D.C. United the past few years, few current players have had firsthand experience with the club’s long tract of humiliation against the Philadelphia Union.
The 1-12-2 rut, the 44-12 goal deficit, the seven- and six-goal defeats. It was never discussed in the run-up to Saturday’s reunion at Audi Field, first-year coach Troy Lesesne said.