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D.C. United
D.C. United is a professional soccer club based in Washington, D.C., and one of the ten charter clubs of Major League Soccer, having competed in the league since its founding season in 1996. The club's name, colours and crest were unveiled in October 1995 ahead of the league's launch, and United played its first MLS match in April 1996.
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- Sep 6CincinnatiTQL StadiumPerformers: FC CincinnatiView details
- Sep 10WashingtonAudi FieldPerformers: Columbus CrewView details
- Sep 13WashingtonAudi FieldPerformers: Atlanta United FCView details
- Sep 20WashingtonAudi FieldPerformers: Charlotte FCView details
- Oct 1WashingtonAudi FieldPerformers: SC Paderborn 07View details
- Oct 11MiamiNu StadiumPerformers: Inter Miami CFView details
- Oct 15WashingtonAudi FieldPerformers: Red Bull New YorkView details
- Oct 25WashingtonAudi FieldPerformers: FC CincinnatiView details
- Oct 31ColumbusScottsMiracle-Gro FieldPerformers: Columbus CrewView details
- Nov 7WashingtonAudi FieldPerformers: New York City FCView details
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About D.C. United
United was the dominant club of MLS's first years, winning three MLS Cups, in 1996, 1997 and 1999, and two Supporters' Shields, in 1997 and 1999, under head coach Bruce Arena, in addition to the 1998 CONCACAF Champions' Cup and Copa Interamericana, the only U.S. club to hold the latter title. The 1996 season produced the first domestic double in modern U.S. soccer, as United won both the inaugural MLS Cup and that year's U.S. Open Cup. Overall, the club has won four MLS Cups, a joint-record four Supporters' Shields and three U.S. Open Cups.
The club's early success was built around the attacking trio of Jaime Moreno, Marco Etcheverry and Raúl Díaz Arce. A second era of success followed under coach Piotr Nowak in the mid-2000s, whose roster, which included teenage prospect Freddy Adu, won a fourth MLS Cup in 2004 and made United the first MLS club to win consecutive Supporters' Shields, in 2006 and 2007. The Ben Olsen managerial era, from 2010 to 2020, produced a further U.S. Open Cup title in 2013 despite otherwise inconsistent league form, and the club moved into a new soccer-specific stadium in 2018 after more than two decades at its original home.
D.C. United competes in the Eastern Conference of MLS. The club finished outside the playoff positions in the 2025 season and continues to rebuild its roster under its current ownership and technical staff.