Recent DC United in 2008 CONCACAF Champions Cup Articles
D.C. United Finally Comes Home by Ridge Mahoney (Preview | Soccer America - March 18) Anything less than a convincing win Tuesday night in the second leg of the Concacaf Champions Cup quarterfinals against Jamaican club Harbour View will be seen as a disappointment.more details | go to article
Unlikely Heroes Lead D.C. United Past Harbour view by Paul Kennedy (Result | Soccer America - March 19) On a team with Latin American stars, two unlikely players provided the spark as D.C. rolled to a 5-0 win over Jamaica's Harbour View in the Concacaf Champions Cup quarterfinals on Tuesday night and moved into next moth's semifinals.more details | go to article
Harbour view Must Do Or Die In DC by Gordon Williams (Preview | The Jamaica Gleaner - March 18) Harbour View are expected to make a few line-up changes - at least two forced - when they tackle American club DC United in the do-or-die second leg of the CONCACAF Champions Cup 7:30 p.m. (6:30p.m. local time) tonight at the RFK Stadium here.more details | go to article
United Hopes To Regain Its Touch At Comfy RFK by Steven Goff (Preview | Washington Post - March 18) Over the past six weeks, D.C. United played in mud in central California and on a field near San Antonio so narrow that club officials joked they could touch both sidelines by spreading their arms.more details | go to article
Jamaica And The Defensive Game by Paul-Andre Walker (Analysis | The Jamaica Gleaner - March 20) After a 1-1 draw with D.C. United at the Harbour View Mini-Stadium, many were expecting Harbour View to lose the return-leg CONCACAF Champions Cup game in Washington on Tuesday night. However, a 5-0 thrashing was more than many, yours truly included, bargained for.more details | go to article
D.C. Renews USA-Mexico Club Rivalry by Ridge Mahoney (Preview | Soccer America - April 1) Only one MLS team will face Mexican opposition in the Concacaf Champions' Cup semifinals this year, with D.C. United drawing the short straw to face defending champion Pachuca on Tuesday.more details | go to article
Second-Half Surge Lifts Pachuca Over United by Steven Goff (Result | Washington Post - April 2) D.C. United stumbled in Mexico again last night, conceding a pair of second-half goals by reserve Luis Montes and falling to Pachuca, 2-0, in the first leg of the Champions' Cup semifinals at Estadio Hidalgo.more details | go to article
United Heads Home After Falling 2-0 To Pachuca by Abram Fox (Result | DC Sports Box - April 2) Following last week’s 2-0 loss to Kansas City, D.C. United made it clear the squad’s primary focus of late has been the impending two-game series against Pachuca C.F. in the CONCACAF Champions’ Cup semifinals.more details | go to article
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