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United Return to RFK Stadium After 2-0 Loss to Orlando City SC

June 1, 2017 - Major League Soccer (MLS)
D.C. United News Release

ORLANDO (May 27, 2017) - Orlando City SC 2 (7-5-2, 23 points) v. D.C. United 0 (4-7-2, 14 points)

2017 MLS Regular Season May 31, 2017 - Orlando City Stadium, Orlando, Florida Attendance: 24,112 Player Notes

- Chris Odoi-Atsem made his first MLS start.

- Julian B-scher made his 5th career MLS start and first since March 4, 2017.

- Patrick Nyarko made his first appearance since April 8, 2017.

- Alhaji Kamara made his first appearance of 2017 and first since October 23, 2016. #ORLvDC Notes

- United played their first match at Orlando City Stadium.

- United are now 3-3-0 against Orlando City SC all-time. Match Notes

- United played with the eighth different defensive back line in 13 matches this season.

- United's all-time record is now 279-266-130.

- The Black-and-Red are 12-20-8 in games played in May.

- United are 3-3-0 in games decided by one goal this season

HIGHLIGHTS QUOTE SHEET

Goals by Half

1st Half

2nd Half

Total

Orlando City SC

0

2

D.C. United

0

Misconduct Summary Minute

Team

Offender

Reason

34'

D.C.

Taylor Kemp

Persistent Infringement

35'

ORL

Donny Toia

Unsporting Behavior

65'

ORL

Joe Bendik

Dissent

66'

D.C.

Lloyd Sam

Dissent

Scoring Summary Minute

Team

Goalscorer

Assisted by

66'

ORL

Cyle Larin

Will Johnson

88'

ORL

Giles Barnes

Box Score Team

Shots

Shots on Goal

Corners

Offsides

Possession (%)

Saves

Orlando City SC

19

5

1

57

3

D.C. United

10

4

5

3

43

3

Orlando City SC lineup: Joseph Bendik, Jonathan Spector, Scott Sutter, Jose Aja, Donny Toia, Matías Pérez Garcia (Tony Rocha 73'), Cristian Higuita, Will Johnson, Luis Gil (Giles Barnes 59'), Cyle Larin, Carlos Rivas (Antonio Nocerino 83') Unused Substitutes: Josh Saunders, Rafael Ramos, Leonardo Pereira, Servando Carrasco D.C. United lineup: Bill Hamid; Taylor Kemp, Kofi Opare, Steve Birnbaum, Chris Odoi-Atsem; Marcelo Sarvas, Jared Jeffrey; Luciano Acosta (Sébastien Le Toux 46'), Julian B-scher (Alhaji Kamara 76'), Lloyd Sam (Patrick Nyarko 69'); Lamar Neagle Unused Substitutes: Travis Worra, Chris Korb, Jalen Robinson, Ian Harkes

Center Referee: Allen Chapman Assistant Referees: Claudiu Badea, Ian Anderson Fourth Referee: Rubiel Vazquez

- One of the founding clubs of Major League Soccer in 1996, D.C. United are the most decorated team in the United States, with 13 domestic and international trophies. The Black-and-Red have won the MLS Cup four times (1996, 1997, 1999 and 2004), the Supporters' Shield four times (1997, 1999, 2006 and 2007) and the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup three times (1996, 2008 and 2013).

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