This article originally appeared on July 18, 2020, published by the Washington Post
Had the 2020 MLS season unfolded as planned, D.C. United would have been hosting its 12th match of the year at Audi Field this weekend. Instead, the two-year-old venue showed understandable signs of its novel coronavirus pandemic-induced stagnation.
But on Friday night, United supporters again took in MLS action from Audi Field — albeit in long-distanced fashion.
