D.C. United made it three consecutive wins for the first time this season, as the Black-and-Red beat the visiting Seattle Sounders for the first time since 2011 in a 2-0 win at Audi Field on Sunday night in Washington, D.C. 

Thanks to two wins in a row away from home and three favorable results on Saturday night, D.C. United host the Seattle Sounders on Sunday night having already secured their spot in the 2019 MLS Playoffs. What's left for the Black-and-Red is to determine which seed they'll end up with in the Eastern Conference, currently holding onto the fifth spot with three games left in the season. A third win in a row would see United jump over Toronto FC into fourth place in the conference, the last seed which hosts a game in the first round of the playoffs.