D.C. United will return from a four-month layoff July 10 against Toronto FC at the MLS Is Back Tournament in greater Orlando, the league announced Wednesday.
United will also face the New England Revolution on July 16 and Montreal Impact on July 21 in a group stage that will count toward the regular season, which was suspended in March after two weeks because of the coronavirus pandemic.
MLS had previously announced the six conference-specific groups, and on Wednesday released the dates, times and TV coverage for the 54-match competition, which will run July 8-Aug.