WASHINGTON - The Union faced a team that hadn't scored in its first three games, and made it look as it it had one of Major League Soccer's most formidable attacks.
D.C. United broke both its scoring and victory drought with a 2-1 win over the Union before 14,560 Saturday night at RFK Stadium.
The Union fell to 0-2-2 and are 0-7-4 in their last 11 regular-season games dating back to last year.
United (1-2-1) looked nothing like the team that suffered losses to New York City and Columbus by a combined 6-0 score.
The Union unleashed an offensive assault in the final 25 minutes, but it was too little, too late.