SEATTLE — Twenty-seven minutes. Four goals. One night to remember.
The Seattle Sounders did something Wednesday night at CenturyLink Field that no team in the history of Major League Soccer had ever done. Down 3-0 in the second half to D.C. United, Seattle strung together four unanswered goals in 27 minutes to secure a 4-3 win and stretch its league unbeaten run to four games.
In the 78th minute, Cristian Roldan dinked a pass to himself around a D.C. defender before firing a shot through the legs of goalkeeper Travis Worra to deliver the death knell in what had been one the wildest halves in franchise history.