D.C. United’s Jared Jeffrey (25) and Orlando City’s Carlos Rivas battle for possession during the first half of Wednesday’s game. (AP Photo/John Raoux)ORLANDO — D.C. United doesn’t keep the ball for sustained periods or score very often. That was again the case Wednesday and, with a golden chance to claim points against vulnerable Orlando City, United botched two sure scoring opportunities after intermission. Olsen turned to the bench at halftime, inserting Le Toux for Acosta, whose temperamental ankle and work load prompted the change. Orlando went ahead in the 66th minute when Will Johnson served a free kick to the six-yard box.

Source: Washington Post June 01, 2017 02:29 UTC