DC United’s reserves struggled for the most of the first 60 minutes and fell two goals behind the Crew. But the team rallied to tie by the 60th minute and United’s Ryan Cordiero (left) scored the winner in the 89th minute.
DC got two goals from both Lucio Filomeno and Matt Nickell along with goals from Dominic Mediate and guest player Indris Ughiouhu in a 6-0 rout of the Revolution in today’s reserve league game.
DC United finally cracked Kansas City’s tightly packed defense just before halftime and then cruised to an easy 4-1 victory with three more goals in the second half.
DC United’s defense of their reserve league title got off to a less-than- stellar start in a scoreless tie with FC Dallas at the RFK Auxiliary Field Sunday morning.
Jamil Walker’s ninth reserve team goal in the 9th minute of the game not only assured the DC forward of winning the reserve league scoring title, but it also turned out to be the goal that clinched the Championship for United. United had only needed a tie against the Crew to win the inaugural reserve championship.
Santino Quaranta’s 85th minute goal gave DC United’s reserves a 2-1 win over New England at the RFK Auxiliary Field. Quaranta cut inside brilliantly and slotted a lovely shot into the lower corner to score the winning goal after the Revolution’s Connelly Edozian had tied the game five minutes before. United had taken the lead in the 60th minute from a goal by Nana Kuffour.
After a scoreless first half, DC United exploded for three goals in ten minutes early in the second half to smother the Chicago Fire in their inaugural reserve match played at the RFK Auxiliary Field.
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