MLS

FT Friday, October 21, 2005
D.C. United WWLDD 0
–
Chicago Fire FC WDLLD 0
Soldier Field

Head to Head

DC leads series 3-1-1

Lineups

CHI

  1. 24Zach ThorntonG
  2. 2C.J. BrownD
  3. 5Jim CurtinD
  4. 23Ivan GuerreroD
  5. 25Gonzalo SegaresD
  6. 14Chris ArmasM
  7. 21Justin MappM
  8. 15Jesse MarschM
  9. 12Logan PauseM
  10. 29Thiaguinho CorreaF
  11. 17Chris RolfeF

Substitutes

  1. 1David MahoneyG
  2. 3Samuel CaballeroD
  3. 20Tony SannehD
  4. 13Jack StewartD
  5. 16Will JohnM
  6. 9Chad BarrettF
  7. 27Andy HerronF
  8. 11Nate JaquaF
  9. 8Lubos ReiterF

DC

  1. 18Nick RimandoG
  2. 5Facundo ErpenD
  3. 26Bryan NamoffD
  4. 4Brandon PrideauxD
  5. 16Brian CarrollM
  6. 10Christian GomezM
  7. 17Joshua GrosM
  8. 21Dema KovalenkoM
  9. 27John WilsonM
  10. 99Jaime MorenoF
  11. 25Santino QuarantaF

Substitutes

  1. 1Troy PerkinsG
  2. 32Bobby BoswellD
  3. 19Clyde SimmsM
  4. 7Lucio FilomenoF
  5. 23Jamil WalkerF

Timeline

  1. 78'
  2. 84'
  3. 86'
  4. 86'

MLS News

All news
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