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Club Issues Statement on Return of Fans

Published on March 15, 2021 under Major League Soccer (MLS)
D.C. United News Release

WASHINGTON, DC - D.C. United are encouraged by today's update from the Mayor's Office and DC Health approving professional sports teams to welcome fans back into their venues. The club applaud Mayor Muriel Bowser for her leadership during the pandemic, as well as DC Health and all of our first responders and frontline workers who have made this possible.

The club are in communication with the Mayor's Office as we plan to begin our season with the ability to host fans at a reduced capacity per the announcement today.

We thank our season ticket members, fans, and partners for their continued support throughout the pandemic and we are eager and excited to experience matchdays with you again soon. The club will have further details on the protocols and ticketing procedures for fans returning to Audi Field in advance of our home opener.

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