2019 MLS Regular Season – Week 29
D.C. United vs. Seattle Sounders FC
Audi Field – Washington D.C.
September 22 – 8:00 PM ET
STREAMING: MLS LIVE on ESPN+ in US, on DAZN in Canada
D.C. United are hoping to make it two consecutive wins over Pacific Northwest teams following a gritty 1-0 victory at the Portland Timbers when they host a Seattle Sounders squad coming off a 0-0 home draw against FC Dallas Wednesday night.
Fifth in the East, but level on points with fourth-place Toronto FC, D.C. United (12-10-9) picked up a second straight win following three consecutive defeats, knocking off the Timbers, 1-0, at Providence Park Sunday afternoon. The lone goal came in the 25th minute when Ulises Segura sent a cross just inside the six-yard box. Bill Tuiloma slid in to intercept, but directed the ball into his own net.
The Sounders (14-9-8) remain in second place in the Western Conference following a 0-0 draw against FC Dallas at CenturyLink Field Wednesday night. Seattle were limited to just three shots on frame and finished the match with 10 men after Xavier Arreaga was sent off on his second bookable offense four minutes from full time.
D.C. United vs. Seattle
Sunday, September 22 at 8:00 PM ET
Audi Field
D.C. United
- Injury Report:
- OUT: Oniel Fisher (D) - knee surgery
- OUT: Jalen Robinson (D) - knee injury
- QUESTIONABLE: Ola Kamara (F) - hamstring injury
- Suspended: None
- Suspended after next caution: Russell Canouse (M), Felipe (M), Paul Arriola (M), Wayne Rooney (F)
- International duty: None
Seattle Sounders FC
- Injury Report:
- OUT: Will Bruin (F) - right ACL tear
- OUT: Jonathan Campbell (D) - right calf strain
- Suspended: Roman Torres (D), Xavier Arreaga (D)
- Suspended after next caution: Nouhou Tolo (D)
- International duty: None
Series Matchup at D.C. United
- D.C. United: 1 win, 3 goals
- Sounders: 4 wins, 7 goals
- 1 draw
Officials
- Referee: Alan Kelly
- Assistant Referees: Logan Brown, Eric Weisbrod
- 4th Official: Silviu Petrescu
- VAR: Sorin Stoica