Team
Post-practice interview: Mathieu Flamini
Post-practice interview: Ronaldinho
DC thrilled to face Milan stars
AC Milan's Clarence Seedorf will face strugglers D.C. United on Wednesday night.
U.S. summer tours by renowned overseas "superclubs" have a tendency to produce odd contrasts, and Wednesday night's international friendly at RFK Stadium is a model example.
90 Seconds with Ronaldinho
It was a real treat to have World Soccer legends from AC Milan training on the field at RFK Stadium. Usually we love seeing those great players on the field for 90 minutes, but today, with time constraints, we could only play with them for 90 seconds. Enjoy our quick fire interviews with Ronaldinho, Clarence Seedorf, and World Cup Champion Filippo Inzaghi.
90 Seconds with Clarence Seedorf
It was a real treat to have World Soccer legends from AC Milan training on the field at RFK Stadium. Usually we love seeing those great players on the field for 90 minutes, but today, with time constraints, we could only play with them for 90 seconds. Enjoy our quick fire interviews with Ronaldinho, Clarence Seedorf, and World Cup Champion Filippo Inzaghi.
90 Seconds with Filippo Inzaghi
It was a real treat to have World Soccer legends from AC Milan training on the field at RFK Stadium. Usually we love seeing those great players on the field for 90 minutes, but today, with time constraints, we could only play with them for 90 seconds. Enjoy our quick fire interviews with Ronaldinho, Clarence Seedorf, and World Cup Champion Filippo Inzaghi.
Struggling United eye summer reinforcements
Italian expatriates, Europhiles and casual soccer fans around the Washington, D.C., area are eagerly awaiting the arrival of AC Milan this week for Wednesday night’s international friendly against D.C. United.
United players and coaches, on the other hand, might be more interested to see if the illustrious Italian club leaves a few of its stars behind to help D.C. with what has, thus far, been a miserable MLS campaign.
Post-match quotes: United 0 - Dynamo 2
D.C. UNITED HEAD COACH CURT ONALFO
On the slow start
“We are putting too much pressure on ourselves because we are not scoring goals.”
On his players
“Every team is different. It’s a new group of players that you have to continue to mold and get better and continue to progress.”
On possible acquisitions
“We are going to continue to look to improve our roster but at the same time we have to continue to improve with the guys here.”
