Virginia’s 15 legal sportsbooks had odds and props for all of your D.C. United bets and the wait is over. FC Toronto comes tu Audi Field Saturday, Feb. 25 for the season opener.

Audi Field is a great place to watch a D.C. United match. It’s a great place to bet on soccer too. Audi is the first MLS stadium to house a sportsbook, through its partnership with FanDuel.

You can get some bets in while watching the game either at the window or on your phone in the stands. Most MLS matches will start at 7:30 p.m. on Saturdays local time, so it’s easy to plan your bets.

When Major League Soccer formed, D.C. United was one of the first member clubs to arrive and its fan base has steadily grown throughout the region. Here in Virginia, rooting interest in D.C. United is even more widespread now. Legal sports betting is a go here in VA, and more of the state’s fans are betting on soccer because of the great, legal sportsbooks in the state.

In this complete guide to betting on the DC United online in VA, we’ll get you up to speed on the team and also show you some great places to bet.

DC United player props and futures

You can go much further than just betting on the outcome of DC United matches with prop bets and futures bets. Props are side bets within the match, while futures are bets on the season or players in total.

Proposition bets revolve around game circumstances, such as an accomplishment of a player or a team-based metric. You can find the available offerings for DC United games by clicking through on the match listing. Here are some examples:

• What will be the halftime result — DC United lead/Philadelphia Union lead/tie?
• Who will score the first goal in the game? (Odds listed for all players scheduled to play).
• How many corner kicks will there be in the game — over/under 10.5?

A futures bet is a wager on an outcome that won’t be known until a later date. These are bets that require a long-term perspective, but they can be quite lucrative when you make the right calls. Here’s a handful of examples.

• Bet on DC United to win MLS Cup or conference.
• Over/under on team regular season win totals.
• Bet on individual player awards, such as league MVP.

The betting menu for MLS and DC United runs deep at online sportsbooks. So be sure to take the time to explore all of the available MLS and  D.C. United betting options.

DC United stats leaders

On top of the all-time club leaderboard, D.C. United legend Jaime Moreno is at the top of the charts in numerous categories, including:

• Goals: 131
• Assists: 102
• Shots on goal: 388

Over the past five seasons, we have seen the following players at the top of the list for goals scored.

• 2022: Taxiarchis Fountas — 12
• 2021: Ola Kamara — 19
• 2020: Ola Kamara — 4
• 2019: Wayne Rooney — 11
• 2018: Wayne Rooney — 12

Meanwhile, assist leaders for the last five seasons also include some very familiar names.

• 2022:  Julian Gressel — 7
• 2021:  Julian Gressel — 13
• 2020: Julian Gressel, Edison Flores — 3
• 2019: Wayne Rooney — 8
• 2018: Luciano Acosta — 17

As we move forward, we’ll see which of the current crop of DC United players takes the mantle of franchise leader.

DC United schedule 2025

DC United will host the 2023 MLS All-Star Game on Wednesday, July 19. Washington D.C. hosted the all-star game in 2002 and 2004, but this will be a first for Audi Field.

MLS released its 34-game 2025 regular season schedule on Dec. 20. Most matches will play out on Saturdays and select Wednesdays for the upcoming season.

All matches listed below are  7:30 p.m. Saturday unless otherwise noted:

Date	Opponent
Feb. 25	Toronto FC
March 4	at Columbus Crew
March 11	Orlando City SC
March 18	at New York City FC
March 25	New England Revolution
8:30 p.m. April 1	at Chicago Fire FC
April 8	Columbus Crew
April 15	at CF Montréal
April 22	at Orlando City FC
April 29	Charlotte FC
May 6	at FC Cincinnati
May 13	Nashville SC
Wednesday, May 17	at Philadelphia Union
May 20	LA Galaxy
May 27	at Toronto FC
May 31	CF Montréal
June 3	at Inter Miami CF
June 10	at Atlanta United FC
June 17	Real Salt Lake
June 24	FC Cincinnati
8:30 p.m. July 1	at Nashville SC
8:30 p.m. Tues. July 4	at FC Dallas
July 8	Inter Miami CF
July 15	at N.E. Revolution
Sunday, Aug. 20	at New York Red Bulls
Aug. 26	Philadelphia Union
Sept. 2	Chicago Fire FC
Sept. 9	San Jose Earthquakes
Sept. 16	at Charlotte FC
Wednesday, Sept. 20	Atlanta United FC
Sept. 23	New York Red Bulls
10:30 p.m. Sept. 30	at Vancouver Whitecaps
8:30 p.m. Wed. Oct. 4	at Austin FC
Oct. 7	New York City FC

Famous DC United players

A number of legendary players have suited up for D.C. United over the past two-plus decades, so the official list of all-time greats is hotly debated. Let’s take a look back at some top names in franchise history, many of whom lived up to the hype.

Name	Position	Tenure	Goals	Assists	Minutes
Marco Etcheverry	MF	1996-2003	34	101	16,304
Jaime Moreno	FW	1996-2002, 2004-2010	131	102	25,275
Eddie Pope	DF	1996-2002	8	8	12,228
Ben Olsen	MF	1998-2009	29	49	17,097
Wayne Rooney	FW	2018-19	23	15	3,959
Christian Gomez	MF	2004-07, 2009	45	33	9,250
John Harkes	MF	1996-98	14	23	7,135
Raul Diaz Arce	FW	1996-97, 2000-01	44	10	5,743
Luciano Emilio	FW	2007-09, 2010	41	8	6,778
Freddy Adu	MF	2004-06	11	17	5,442

An honorable mention goes to Bill Hamid, goalkeeper from 2009 and onward who made 187 appearances and was awarded the 2014 MLS Goalkeeper of the Year Award.

DCUnited roster

The current lineup of D.C. United players is an intriguing mix of veterans and youngsters. The club still has some work to do to return to its past glory, but bright spots have been emerging. Here’s a look at the current roster.

Name	Number	Position	Age (at start of season)
Ruan		D	27
Tyler Miller	1	G	29
Derrick Williams	3	D	29
Brendan Hines-Ike	4	D	28
Mohanad Jeahze	5	D	25
Russell Canouse	6	M	27
Pedro Santos	7	M	34
Christopher Durkin	8	M	23
Taxiarchis Fountas	11	F	27
Andy Najar	14	D	29
Steve Birnbaum	15	D	32
Jeremy Garay	18	M	19
Nigel Robertha	19	F	25
Christian Benteke	20	F	32
Miguel Berry	22	F	24
Donovan Pines	23	D	24
Alex Bono	24	G	28
Jackson Hopkins	25	M	18
Kristian Fletcher	26	F	17
Hayden Sargis	30	D	20
Jacob Greene	33	D	19
Theodore Ku-Dipietro	35	M	21
Mateusz Klich	43	M	32
Victor Pálsson	44	M	31
Matai Akinmboni	45	D	16
Ravel Morrison	49	M	30
Luis Zamudio	50	G	24
Gaoussou Samaké	72	D	25
Martin Rodriguez	77	M	28

DC United draft picks

DC United traded the No. 2 overall pick in the 2025 MLS SuperDraft to acquire Ruan from Orlando FC. They added midfielders with their next two picks.

• Ben Stitz M (Penn — Second Round)
• Aidan Rocha M (Georgetown — Third Round)

In recent years, Wayne Rooney was the most high-profile signing for the club by a wide margin. DC United brought him back as a head coach on July 12.  Over his two seasons as a player with the team, Rooney scored 23 goals and notched 15 assists.

Below are the players selected in the first round over the last few years by the club.

• 2023: No pick due to the trade for Ruan
• 2022: No pick
• 2021 (2): Kimarni Smith, FW, Clemson; Michael DeShields, DF, Wake Forest
• 2020: Simon Lefebvre, GK, Temple
• 2019: Akeem Ward, D, Temple
• 2018: No pick
• 2017: Chris Odoi-Atsem, D, Maryland

DC United last qualified for the playoffs in 2019. We’ll see if Rooney’s return will turn things around, but any postseason hopes will wait until 2025.

DC United coaches

Hernan Losada began the 2022 season at the United helm, but the club made a change on April 20. Interim coach Chad Ashton led the squad until Rooney could arrive.

DC’s newest coach spent the previous 1.5 years leading Derby County to the English Championship. Ashton stayed on as an assistant for Rooney. Pete Shuttleworth, Nicolás Frutos and Fred Brillant are on staff as assistant coaches as well.

There have been six other coaches in DC United history (excluding interim coaches). Here’s how they fared:

Name	Tenure	Record (W-D-L)
Hernan Losada	2021-22	5-1-6
Ben Olson	2011-2020	117-75-139
Curt Onalfo	2010	7-3-12
Tom Soehn	2006-09	48-25-37
Piotr Nowak	2004-06	50-26-34
Ray Hudson	2002-03	44-20-46
Thomas Rongen	1998-2001	45-8-44
Bruce Arena	1996-98	74-15-42

How to watch or listen to DC United games

MLS has deals in place with ESPN, FS1 and Univision for national television rights, so you may be able to catch select DC United games on one of those outlets. All three options are available as part of cable, satellite and streaming packages, but it’s always a good idea to confirm prior to subscribing.

Locally, games appear on WJLA 24/7 News, a regional cable channel in the Sinclair Broadcast Group family. Headquartered in Arlington, Va., the channel can be picked up throughout the DC metro area and elsewhere across the state.

DCUnited.com provides a live stream of games, as well. There’s a handy tool on the site that allows you to plug in your zip code to see if you’re eligible. For those who aren’t, select games can be streamed with an ESPN+ subscription.

Dave Johnson or Russ Thaler calls the action, while either Devon McTavish or Joanna Lohman handle the color analysis. Claudia Pagan is the sideline reporter for D.C. United broadcasts.

On the radio side, the team previously had a deal with CBS Radio that has since expired. You can catch the feed of some MLS games on TuneIn radio, which is available both on the web and mobile.

D.C. United on BigSoccer

For diehard soccer fans, there’s a great place to go online where you can engage with fans from across the globe. BigSoccer is kind of like a Reddit that’s specifically devoted to the game you love.

You can view and explore threads about teams from everywhere. Interested in the big international competitions? You’ll find plenty of chatter here. How about the Premier League? There are plenty of folks who fall into that category, and lots of them are here.

There’s also a dedicated section for MLS and all of its teams. Yep, you’ll find plenty of DC United threads to jump in on, or you can just read away until you feel ready to post. Either way, this is a great way to engage with fellow fans.

Signing up for an account is a piece of cake. Just head to BigSoccer.com and look for the big “sign up” link in the upper right. After you click on that, you’ll set a screen name and password, and then enter a few simple details to register.

Once it’s all set, you can begin exploring.

Brief D.C. United history

As a charter member of MLS, D.C. United found a good deal of success in the early days of the franchise, but there hasn’t been a ton of glory in recent years. Here’s a quick look at some of the key dates in club history.

• 1996: DC United begins play as an inaugural member of MLS.
• 1996: Team wins first MLS Cup and the US Open Cup.
• 1997: DC United wins both the MLS Cup and the Supporters Shield.
• 1998: Team wins titles at CONCACAF Champions League and Copa Interamericana.
• 1999: Club secures another double with an MLS Cup and Supporters Shield.
• 2004: DC United wins MLS Cup, its last to date.
• 2006: Team picks up another Supporters Shield.
• 2007: Two years in a row for the Supporters Shield.
• 2008: DC United wins the US Open Cup.
• 2013: Team picks up another US Open Cup, its last to date.

On the individual front, members of DC United have received a number of rewards through the years. For team records, there’s one name that stands at the top in numerous categories.

• Most appearances: 427, Jaime Moreno
• Most goals: 162, Jaime Moreno
• MLS Cup playoff goals: 12, Jaime Moreno
• US Open Cup goals: 13, Jaime Moreno
• MLS MVP: Four, last by Dwayne De Rosario in 2011
• MLS Golden Boot: Three, last by Dwayne De Rosario in 2011
• Defender of the Year: Two, last by Bobby Boswell in 2006
• Goalkeeper of the Year: Two, last by Bill Hamid in 2014
• Coach of the Year: Two, last by Ben Olsen in 2014
• Newcomer of the Year: One, Luciano Emilio in 2007
• Rookie of the Year: Two, last by Andy Najar in 2010
• Last MLS Cup playoff appearance: 2019, lost 5-1 in first round to Toronto FC

The club has missed the MLS Cup playoffs the past two seasons and won’t be in the mix for 2022.