This might not be the best time for D.C. United to cross the continent for a game against the Vancouver Whitecaps. After starting the season with just four points from five games, they’ve won four out of their last six games (despite having a four-game road swing bundled into that stretch). While they’ve only got one win over a truly good team - and even that came against a Sporting KC side that started with Dom Dwyer, Benny Feilhaber, and Ike Opara all on the bench - they’re certainly getting the job done against middling or lesser teams.
Vancouver Whitecaps projected starting 11 to face D.C. United
