If you’re D.C. United you miss your playmaker in Luciano Acosta, you come off a disappointing loss on Independence Day last week with FC Dallas and then what happens? You give up two goals to the New England Revolution in the game’s first half hour and half to chase things afterwards. You get sort of there with a 2-2 draw which keeps you (as of this writing) in second in the Eastern Conference, however if results break just the right way, could find you as far down as fifth by Monday morning.
Three things we learned from D.C. United’s 2-2 draw with the New England Revolution
