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D.C. United continues their off-season of change with a host of new players coming into their Florida camp as well as saying goodbye to fan favorites.

D.C. United defeated San Juan Jabloteh 5-1 last night to boost their chances of advancing out of group play to the knockout stages of the CONCACAF Champions League. Christian Gomez and Boyzzz Khumalo led the attack with two goals apiece.

Christian Gomez’ 14th minute penalty conversion was enough as D.C. United defeated San Juan Jebloteh 1-0 in Port of Spain, Trinidad this evening to give their faint hopes of advancing to the knockout stage of the CONCACAF Champions League.

D.C. United got a rare road win and toughed out a 1-0 win in Chicago to improve the teams chances at gaining the MLS playoffs. United had not won in over four months on the road and perhaps this newfound confidence will spur the Black and Red from this point forward.

D.C. United are currently mired in their worst stretch of form for the season. A win against the high-flying Galaxy would go a long way towards restoring confidence in the side.

Christian Gomez’ two early goals was not enough as D.C. United once again gives up a lead and had to settle for a frustrating 2-2 draw in San Jose

Jaime Moreno’s second half inclusion into the match was the difference as United scored three times in 14 minutes to start the second half and roll to a 3-1 win over Colorado

D.C. United continued their habit of taking the lead only to allow the opposition to hang around and tonight in Columbus it resulted in an undeserved 1-1 draw.

D.C. United came back from a second-half 3-1 defecit to draw 3-3 in front of 29,104 at Qwest Field in Seattle, Washington. It was the fifth come from behind result for United this season.

With United at the precipice of the halfway point of the 2009 MLS Season, it’s time UnitedMania takes a look at what has gone right and what needs improving.