D.C. United’s start to the MLS is Back Tournament featured very little possession, but ended with an unlikely 2-2 draw that has reduced some pressure on the Black-and-Red heading into tonight’s clash with the New England Revolution. The Revs, coming off of a 1-0 win over Montreal, could ensure a spot in the knockout rounds with a win, but United has been able to have the better of this pairing in recent years. In the last nine meetings in MLS play, United has just one loss, piling up a +7 goal difference over that timespan.
D.C. United vs. New England Revolution 2020: Time, TV schedule and how to watch MLS is Back Tournament online
