2018 D.C. United season

D.C. United
2018 season
General Manager Dave Kasper
Head Coach Ben Olsen
Stadium Audi Field
MLS Conference: 7th
Overall: 15th
MLS Cup Playoffs TBD
U.S. Open Cup Fifth round
Atlantic Cup TBD
Suncoast Inviational Winners
Top goalscorer League: Mattocks (10)
All: Mattocks and Acosta (10)
Highest home attendance 20,573 vs. Montreal
Sep. 29
Lowest home attendance 5,128 vs. Houston
Mar. 17
Average home league attendance 16,006
Home colors
Away colors

The 2018 D.C. United season is D.C. United's 23rd season of existence, and their 23rd in Major League Soccer, the top flight of American soccer.

The 2018 season is the club's first season playing at Audi Field following a 22-year tenure at RFK Memorial Stadium.[1] Prior to the midseason opening of Audi Field, United played four home matches at alternative venues: three at the Maryland SoccerPlex in Germantown, Maryland (one league match and two cup matches), and one league match at the Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.

Club

First team roster

As of August 20, 2018.[2]
No. Name Nat Position Since Date of birth (Age) Signed from Games Goals
Goalkeepers
1 David Ousted Denmark GK 2018 February 1, 1985 Canada Vancouver Whitecaps 17 0
24 Bill Hamid United States GK 2018 November 25, 1990 Denmark Midtjylland (loan) 195 0
48 Travis Worra United States GK 2015 April 9, 1993 United States New Hampshire Wildcats 19 0
Defenders
2 Taylor Kemp United States LB 2013 July 23, 1990 United States Maryland Terrapins 107 4
3 Chris Odoi-Atsem United States RB 2017 May 28, 1995 United States Maryland Terrapins 10 0
6 Kofi Opare United States CB 2014 October 12, 1990 United States LA Galaxy 62 3
12 Kevin Ellis United States CB / RB 2018 June 30, 1991 United States Chicago Fire 0 0
13 Frédéric Brillant France CB 2017 June 26, 1985 United States New York City FC 17 0
15 Steve Birnbaum United States CB 2014 January 23, 1991 United States California Golden Bears 123 6
20 Jalen Robinson United States CB 2014 May 8, 1994 United States Wake Forest Demon Deacons 13 0
27 Vytautas Andriuškevičius Lithuania LB 2018 October 8, 1990 United States Portland Timbers 0 0
28 Joseph Mora Costa Rica LB 2018 January 15, 1993 Costa Rica Saprissa 18 0
91 Oniel Fisher Jamaica RB / LB 2018 November 22, 1991 United States Seattle Sounders 19 1
Midfielders
4 Russell Canouse United States CM 2017 June 11, 1995 Germany TSG 1899 Hoffenheim 18 0
5 Júnior Moreno Venezuela DM 2018 July 20, 1993 Venezuela Zulia 12 0
7 Paul Arriola United States RM / RF 2017 February 5, 1995 Mexico Tijuana 30 5
8 Ulises Segura Costa Rica CM 2017 June 23, 1993 (age 24) Costa Rica Saprissa 12 1
10 Luciano Acosta Argentina AM 2016 May 31, 1994 Argentina Boca Juniors 84 13
14 Nick DeLeon United States RM / RB 2012 July 17, 1990 United States Louisville Cardinals 185 16
18 Zoltán Stieber Hungary AM / LF 2017 October 16, 1988 Germany 1. FC Kaiserslautern 28 6
21 Chris Durkin United States DM / CB 2016 February 8, 2000 United States D.C. United Academy 18 0
22 Yamil Asad Argentina AM / LF 2018 July 24, 1994 Argentina Vélez Sarsfield (loan) 22 9
23 Ian Harkes United States CM 2017 March 30, 1995 United States Wake Forest Demon Deacons 32 2
25 Jared Jeffrey United States CM 2013 June 14, 1990 Germany Mainz 05 68 5
Forwards
9 Wayne Rooney (c) England ST/ AM 2018 October 24, 1985 England Everton 8 3
11 Darren Mattocks Jamaica ST 2017 September 2, 1990 United States Portland Timbers 20 9
32 Bruno Miranda Bolivia ST 2017 December 10, 1998 Chile Universidad de Chile 12 0
29 Dane Kelly Jamaica ST 2018 February 9, 1991 United States Reno 1868 1 0

Team management

Position Staff
General Manager Dave Kasper
Head Coach Ben Olsen
Asst. Coach Chad Ashton
Asst. Coach Nolan Sheldon
Goalkeeping Coach Zach Thornton
Director of Operations Francisco Tobar
Team Coordinator Rory Molleda
Director of Soccer Strategy and Analysis Stewart Mairs
Equipment Manager Isaac Langley
Asst. Equipment Manager Jason Ramos
Head Athletic Trainer Brian Goodstein
Physical Therapist Gabriel Manoel
Soccer Operations Assistant Michael Villalba
Team Chiropractor Dr. Thomas Cathell
Massage Therapist Christina Miller King

Last updated: October 30, 2017
Source: D.C. United

Transfers

In

Pos. Player Transferred From Type US Fee/Notes Date Source
DF France Frédéric Brillant United States New York City FC Transfer Non-US $75,000 (GAM), International Slot December 10, 2017 [3]
ST Jamaica Darren Mattocks United States Portland Timbers Transfer US International Slot December 10, 2017 [4]
MF Costa Rica Ulises Segura Costa Rica Saprissa Transfer Non-US $50,000 (GAM) to New York City FC for MLS discovery rights December 21, 2017 [5]
MF Venezuela Júnior Moreno Venezuela Zulia Transfer Non-US January 2, 2018 [6]
GK Denmark David Ousted Canada Vancouver Whitecaps Trade Non-US 2nd Round pick in the 2018 MLS SuperDraft January 8, 2018 [7]
DF Jamaica Oniel Fisher United States Seattle Sounders Transfer US $50,000 (GAM) February 7, 2018 [8]
MF Argentina Yamil Asad Argentina Vélez Sarsfield Loan Non-US $500,000 (GAM & TAM) to Atlanta United for MLS rights, $300,000 to Vélez Sarsfield for loan with buyout option at $700,000 February 13, 2018 [9]
DF United States Chris Odoi-Atsem Re-sign US February 17, 2018 [10]
DF Costa Rica Joseph Mora Costa Rica Saprissa Transfer Non-US March 7, 2018 [11]
FW Jamaica Dane Kelly United States Reno 1868 Transfer US Undisclosed March 9, 2018 [12]
FW England Wayne Rooney England Everton Transfer Non-US June 28, 2018 [13]
DF Lithuania Vytautas Andriuškevičius United States Portland Timbers Transfer Non-US $50,000 in Targeted Allocation Money (TAM) August 7, 2018 [14]
GK United States Bill Hamid Denmark FC Midtjylland Loan US August 8, 2018 [15]
DF United States Kevin Ellis United States Chicago Fire Free Agency US September 7, 2018 [16]

Draft picks

Draft picks are not automatically signed to the team roster. Only trades involving draft picks and executed after the start of 2018 MLS SuperDraft will be listed in the notes. Pending any trades up to the draft, United had six selections in the SuperDraft.[17]

2018 D.C. United SuperDraft Picks
RoundSelectionPlayerPositionCollegeStatus
471 Brazil Afonso Pinheiro FW Albany Not signed
74 Brazil Rafael Andrade Santos MF VCU Not signed
91 Pass

Notes: D.C. United traded their first round pick (third selection overall) to Los Angeles FC for $100,000 in General Allocation Money (GAM) and $100,000 in Targeted Allocation Money (TAM).[18]

Out

N
 Pos.
 Nat.
 Name
 Age
 Moving to
 Type
 Transfer
window		 Transfer
fee		 Source
28 GK United States Bill Hamid 26 Denmark Midtjylland Free Pre-season Free [19]
18 FW United States Chris Rolfe 34 Retirement Pre-season [20]
17 FW Jamaica Deshorn Brown 26 Spain Lorca Released Pre-season Free [21]
33 MF Germany Julian Büscher 24 United States LA Galaxy II Released Pre-season Free [21]
5 DF United States Sean Franklin 32 Canada Vancouver Whitecaps Released Pre-season Free [21]
24 GK United States Eric Klenofsky 23 United States Richmond Kickers Released Pre-season Free [21]
22 DF United States Chris Korb 30 Released Pre-season Free [21]
8 MF Ghana Lloyd Sam 33 England Wimbledon Released Pre-season Free [21]
26 MF England Rob Vincent 27 Retirement Pre-season Free [21]
12 MF Ghana Patrick Nyarko 31 Free Pre-season Free [21]
7 MF Brazil Marcelo Sarvas 36 Free Pre-season Free [21]
16 FW United States Patrick Mullins 26 United States Columbus Crew Transfer Mid-season $150,000 TAM [22]
26 GK United States Steve Clark 32 United States Portland Timbers Released Mid-season Free [23]

Non-competitive

Preseason friendlies

Midseason friendlies

Competitive

Major League Soccer

Review

Off season

D.C. United began the off-season trying to figure out how to replace long-time mainstay Bill Hamid, and try to build a much stronger defense in front o his replacement. The team did have the third slot in the 2018 MLS Superdraft, but elected to deal the selection for allocation money. The team sent allocation money to New York City F.C. to acquire centerback Frédéric Brillant and allocation money to Seattle Sounders F.C. to acquire reserve fullback Oniel Fisher. The team also acquired Costa Rican fullback Joseph Mora. They traded for Vancouver Whitecaps F.C. keeper David Ousted. however, the team also had to find more consistent offensive production. They traded for under-used speedy Jamaican striker, Darren Mattocks and acquired another Costa Rican, midfielder Ulises Segura. The team also sought to bolster the central midfield, acquiring young Venezuelan deep-lying central midfielder Júnior Moreno. The biggest move of the off-season was to deal for Atlanta United F.C.'s attacking star Yamil Asad.

Early season

D.C. United began their most consequential season in years, with the longest road trip in team history. Twelve of the first fourteen games were on the road, as the team awaited the completion and opening of their new Buzzard Point stadium, to be called Audi Field. It was a rough start. The team opened with a hopeful draw in Orlando, including a goal by Asad, but that was followed by a 3–1 loss in Atlanta. The D.C. side than played their first regular season home game at the Maryland Soccerplex in Germantown, Maryland. The intimate setting and snowy weather made for a unique experience, but the team continued its struggles, surrendering two first-half goals. A thrilling rally, however, netted goals by Luciano Acosta and Darren Mattocks and a hard-won point. D.C. only had the two points from the two draws in five matches in March, and then lost again in Kansas City to open April. They returned to the D.C. area to play a home game at the Navy Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, Maryland. Despite scoring in the first minute. United handed the visitors a man advantage when Paul Arriola was shown a red card early in the second half. D.C. had to weather a furious assault by Columbus Crew. Thanks to heroic goalkeeping by Steve Clark, the team hung on for its first win of the year, 1–0.

The long road trip resumed, and so did the losing, with a pair of 3–2 defeats at the hands of Philadelphia Union and Real Salt Lake. D.C. finally won a game on the road, defeating the lowly San Jose Earthquakes by a 3–1 scoreline. The team seemed to be showing progress and earned a 1–1 draw in their first trip to Los Angeles to face potent expansion side LAFC. A 2–1 loss to Seattle followed as the team failed to defend a 1–0 lead after Mattocks had put the team ahead early in the second half. The pattern repeated in a trip to Toronto to face the defending league champions. D.C. actually took a 3–0 lead, which they surrendered over the course of the second half. Still a goal by Acosta in stoppage time seemed to have gained a stunning three points, but Toronto F.C. again rallied with a fourth, tying goal before the final whistle.

As fans of the team looked forward to the opening of the long-awaited, new stadium, speculation intensified that the team would make its biggest signing ever, bringing in English star Wayne Rooney. His signing was announced as June drew to a close. The road trip ended with yet another 3–2 loss, to New England Revolution and yet another draw in Los Angeles, this time a 2–2 affair against Los Angeles Galaxy.

Mid-season and a New Home

The new stadium, Audi Field, opened on July 14 in front of a sell-out crowd. A goal by Asad, assisted by Zoltan Stieber gave the team its first ever goal and first lead in the new stadium. Wayne Rooney came on as a substitute in the 58th minute, to a roaring ovation, and he immediately raised the team's level. 2 more goals followed, both by Arriola, the last giving Rooney his first assist in his first Major League Soccer match. However, a giveaway in stoppage time led to a goal by Vancouver's teenage sensation Alphonso Davies, spoiling Ousted's bid for his first clean sheet of the season.

Rooney got his first start in Atlanta, but he looked out of shape and the team failed to protect an early lead, finally losing by a familiar 3–1 scoreline in Atlanta. New York Red Bulls spoiled the second match at Audi Field, as Bradley Wright-Phillips put the visitors on top with a second-minute goal, a lead they never surrendered, despite an uncalled penalty shout for Rooney in the second half. Results did start to come though, for D.C, as they won their next four games at home, and managed a draw in Montreal. Included in that stretch was a 3–2 win over a short-handed Orlando City S.C. side, as Lucho Acosta scored a hat-trick. For all of Acosta's heroics, though, the name on everyone's lips at the end of the game was Wayne Rooney. Deep in stoppage time, United lined up a corner kick and goalkeeper Ousted pushed forward to try to get the winning goal, to break the 2–2 tie. Orlando gained possession and tried to break out of their end quickly to attack the undefended D.C end and get the winning goal themselves. Rooney ran back as the one defender who had a chance to stop the Orlando breakaway. He wasn't able to beat Wil Johnson to the ball as it rolled past midfield, but Rooney dispossessed Johnson with a sliding tackle. Rooney then rose and dribbled back in the opposite direction before a sending a long pass across the field, into the box, where Acosta was able to head it for the winning goal at the death. The post-game discussion was whether Rooney's effort was the greatest play in league history.

That thrilling finish was followed by the return of Bill Hamid to the D.C. United goalkeeper role. Hamid had struggled in Denmark and was anxious to return to the D.C. United fold. Hamid's return was marked by a pair of solid wins, 4–1 over Portland Timbers on the strength of a brace by Rooney that included his first free kick goal, and a 2–0 over New England. But the team then took some steps backward with a hard-fought 1–0 loss to the Red Bulls on a hot Sunday night on the road, followed by a tired, sluggish effort in a midweek 2–0 home loss to Philadelphia. D.C rebounded, though, with a 3–1 thumping of the league leaders, Atlanta United F.C., a road draw in Yankee Stadium against NYCFC, another home win as the team rallied to beat Minnesota United 2–1. That was followed by a thrilling rematch at home against the Red Bulls, D.C. took the lead three times on goals by Arriola, Rooney and Acosta, but each time they surrendered the lead on a goal by Wright-Phillips. The 3–3 draw temporarily left D.C. United 4 points off the pace for the final playoff spot, but with a game in hand over Montreal Impact, whom they would play in their next home match, to close out September.

A sell-out crowd watched D.C. United host the Montreal Impact in a crucial match in the race or the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. Lucho Acosta got the home side off to a good start with an impressive finish to beat the Impact 'keeper to the far post in the 17th minute. United seemed to back off after that, as the Impact pressed for much of the rest of the first half. United barely clung to the 1-0 lead at halftime, giving no hint of the explosive second half to come. Early in the second half, Acosta got the ball to Rooney, who picked his way towards the box before blistering a shot to beat the goalie at the near post. In the 61st minute, Acosta got his second assist of the game, as Rooney sent Acosta in through the Montreal defense, and Acosta then crossed the ball for Arriola to poke it for the third goal. In the 78th minute D.C. stretched its lead to 4-0 as Arriola beat the goalie to a loose ball and scored his second of the match, and giving Acosta his 3rd assist. 3 minutes later, Rooney capped off a 5-0 thrashing of Montreal, as a clearance by the Impact goalie came to Rooney. Even from 40 yards out, Rooney had little trouble scoring on an empty net. The final result was the most convincing scoreline for D.C. since a 5-0 win over New England Revolution in 2001. In the playoff chase, D.C. still trailed Montreal by 2 points, but now had 2 games in hand to make up those points, and no team was playing in better form than D.C. United. All the good feeling was a little tempered by the news later that starting right back Oniel Fisher had suffered a season-ending knee injury, but the team seemed to be in good position heading into the final month of the regular season calendar.

Close of the Regular Season

The final month of the regular season, October, opened with Montreal posting a 3-0 win over Columbus and Philadephia an even bigger winner over Minnesota. The pressure was on DC United to win to keep on the Impact's heel for the last playoff position. Hosting Chicago Fire, D.C got off to a good start but squandered several chances in the first half, including an apparent Rooney goal, waved off for a foul after a video review. When Chicago scored in the 51st minute, it looked as if D.C. would have a long team to rue missed chances. However, in the 62nd minute, Arriola, starting at right back, sent a shot in on goal. Rooney scored on the rebound and later added a second goal to claim all 3 points with a successful Penalty Kick in the 81st minute. No ground gained in the playoff chase in this round, but D.C. knew it still controlled its own fate. D.C. would play two home matches before Montreal would again take the field, and a win in either match would put D.C. on top of Montreal in the table.

Standings

Overall

Houston Dynamo, Sporting Kansas City and Toronto FC qualified for the 2019 CONCACAF Champions League by winning their respective domestic cup competitions, not through MLS.

Pos Team Pld W L T GF GA GD Pts Qualification[lower-alpha 1]
11 Real Salt Lake 32 13 12 7 51 54 −3 46
12 LA Galaxy 32 12 11 9 61 60 +1 45
13 D.C. United 31 12 11 8 56 49 +7 44
14 Montreal Impact 32 13 15 4 45 52 −7 43
15 Vancouver Whitecaps 31 12 12 7 49 60 −11 43
Updated to match(es) played on October 13, 2018. Source: MLS
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) total wins; 3) total goal differential; 4) total goals scored; 5) disciplinary points; 6) away goals scored; 7) away goal differential; 8) coin toss or drawing of lots
Notes:
  1. ↑
Eastern Conference
Pos Team Pld W L T GF GA GD Pts Qualification
4 Philadelphia Union (Q) 32 15 12 5 48 46 +2 50 Knockout round
5 Columbus Crew 32 13 10 9 39 41 −2 48
6 D.C. United 31 12 11 8 56 49 +7 44
7 Montreal Impact 32 13 15 4 45 52 −7 43
8 New England Revolution (E) 32 9 12 11 47 51 −4 38
Updated to match(es) played on October 13, 2018. Source: MLS
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) total wins; 3) total goal differential; 4) total goals scored; 5) disciplinary points; 6) away goal differential; 7) away goals scored; 8) home goal differential; 9) home goals scored; 10) coin toss or drawing of lots.
(E) Eliminated; (Q) Qualified to the phase indicated.

Regular season

U.S. Open Cup

Player statistics

As of August 20, 2018
No. Pos. Name MLS MLS Cup Open Cup Total Discipline
Apps Goals Asst. Apps Goals Asst. Apps Goals Asst. Apps Goals Asst.
1GKDenmark Ousted17+0000001+000 1800 00
2DFUnited States Kemp000000000 000 00
3DFUnited States Odoi-Atsem0+100000000 100 00
4MFUnited States Canouse5+300000000 800 30
5MFVenezuela Moreno9+3020000+200 1402 00
6DFCanada Opare5+100000000 600 00
7MFUnited States Arriola16+3480001+000 2048 61
8MFCosta Rica Segura7+511000000 1211 00
9STEngland Rooney (c)6+233000000 833 10
10MFArgentina Acosta20+15100001+110 23610 30
11FWJamaica Mattocks14+6900001+101 2291 30
13DFFrance Brillant17+0010001+000 1801 10
14MFUnited States DeLeon10+001000000 1001 20
15DF United States Birnbaum22+0100002+000 2410 30
16FWUnited States Mullins2+8010000+100 1101 00
18MFHungary Stieber17+3570001+000 2157 00
20DFUnited States Robinson2+0000001+100 400 00
21MFUnited States Durkin12+6010002+000 2001 61
22MFArgentina Asad21+1950002+001 2496 10
23MFUnited States Harkes3+4010002+010 911 10
24GKUnited States Hamid2+000000000 200 00
25MFUnited States Jeffrey0+100000000 100 00
26GKUnited States Clark3+0000001+000 400 10
27DFLithuania Vytas000000000 000 00
28DFCosta Rica Mora16+2010002+000 2001 21
29FWJamaica Kelly0+1000001+000 200 00
32FWBolivia Miranda0+7010001+000 801 10
48GKUnited States Worra000000000 000 00
91DFJamaica Fisher16+3100002+000 2110 40

Most goals

The list is sorted by shirt number when total goals are equal.

Rnk Pos No. Player MLS MLS Cup USOC Total
1FW11Jamaica Darren Mattocks1000 10
MF10Argentina Luciano Acosta901 10
3MF22Argentina Yamil Asad900 9
4MF7United States Paul Arriola700 7
5FW9England Wayne Rooney700 7
6MF18Hungary Zoltán Stieber500 5
7MF8Costa Rica Ulises Segura200 1
DF15United States Steve Birnbaum200 1
9MF23United States Ian Harkes001 1
DF91Jamaica Oniel Fisher100 1
Own Goals100 1
Total 56 0 2 58

Updated: September 30, 2018[25]

Most assists

Players in italics left the club during the season.

Rnk Pos No. Player MLS MLS Cup USOC Total
1MF10Argentina Luciano Acosta1600 16
2MF23Argentina Yamil Asad801 9
3MF7United States Paul Arriola800 8
4FW9England Wayne Rooney700 7
MF18Hungary Zoltán Stieber700 7
6MF5Venezuela Junior Moreno200 2
DF28Costa Rica Joseph Mora200 2
8DF13France Frédéric Brillant100 1
DF14United States Nick DeLeon100 1
MF21United States Chris Durkin100 1
FW32Bolivia Bruno Miranda100 1
FW16United States Patrick Mullins100 1
FW23United States Ian Harkes100 1
FW11Jamaica Darren Mattocks001 1

Updated: September 30, 2018[26]

Awards

MLS Player of the Week

Week Player Opponent Ref.
24 Luciano Acosta Orlando City [27]
25 Wayne Rooney Portland Timbers, New England Revolution [28]

MLS Goal of the Week

Week Player Opponent Ref.
4 Yamil Asad Columbus Crew [29]
16 Paul Arriola Toronto FC [30]
20 Yamil Asad Vancouver Whitecaps [31]

MLS Team of the Week

Week Player Pos. Ref.
3 Luciano Acosta Bench [32]
7 Steve Clark Goalkeeper [33]
12 Chris Durkin Midfielder [34]
Luciano Acosta Bench [34]
13 Paul Arriola Bench [35]
16 Yamil Asad Midfielder [36][37]
Paul Arriola Bench [36]
20 Paul Arriola Midfielder [38]
Zoltán Stieber Bench [38]
22 Russell Canouse Midfielder [39]
23 Luciano Acosta Bench [40]
24 Wayne Rooney Forward [41]
Luciano Acosta Midfielder [41]
25 Ben Olsen Coach [42]
Luciano Acosta Midfielder [42]
Russel Canouse Midfielder [42]
27 Luciano Acosta Midfielder [43]
Bill Hamid Goalkeeper [43]
Paul Arriola Bench [43]
28 Steve Birnbaum Defender [44]
Bill Hamid Bench [44]
Russel Canouse Bench [44]
29 Luciano Acosta Midfielder [45]

See also

References

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