D.C. United Rally Behind Tai Baribo to Draw Nashville SC 2-2 at Audi Field
Tai Baribo scored in his fourth consecutive match as D.C. United erased a two-goal deficit and drew Nashville SC 2-2 at Audi Field.
Tai Baribo scored in his fourth consecutive match as D.C. United erased a two-goal deficit and drew Nashville SC 2-2 at Audi Field.
D.C. United signed 16-year-old Academy midfielder Kamil Castillo as a Homegrown Player through 2030, with an option for June 2031.
D.C. United signed 16-year-old Academy midfielder Kamil Castillo as a Homegrown Player through 2030, with an option for June 2031. Castillo is the club’s 24th Homegrown signing.
D.C. United expanded its partnership with the Twinning Project to include the District of Columbia Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services, launching a soccer-based program to develop confidence and life skills in youth involved in the juvenile justice system.
D.C. United fought back from a first-half deficit to draw 1-1 with Houston Dynamo FC at Shell Energy Stadium on July 22, 2026, marking their return after the World Cup break. Forward Tai Baribo scored the equalizer, while new debuts by Andre Dozzell and Nathan Ordaz energized the second half.
D.C. United has secured Japanese midfielder and defender Kimito Nono from Kashima Antlers on a three-year contract, adding versatile J1 League talent to their Major League Soccer roster.
D.C. United won 2-1 over Toronto FC at Audi Field on May 9, 2026, with Tai Baribo scoring a stoppage-time penalty. The victory keeps D.C. United in playoff contention with a 5-5-7 Eastern Conference record.
D.C. United defeated Toronto FC 2-1 on July 25, 2026, at Audi Field during the 2026 MLS regular season, improving their record to 5-5-7 and 22 points.
D.C. United defeated Toronto FC 2-1 at Audi Field on July 25, 2026, with Tai Baribo scoring a dramatic penalty in the 90+10th minute to secure the win. The victory improved D.C. United to 5-5-7 in the MLS Eastern Conference with strong defensive and offensive performances.
D.C. United returns to Audi Field on July 25, 2026, to face Toronto FC seeking their first home win of the second half of the MLS season. Tai Baribo leads the attack with nine goals while the team aims to extend its unbeaten home streak against Toronto.