D.C. United head coach Troy Lesesne has praised his side for “still fighting” as they look to turn their poor results around against Orlando City. D.C. sit bottom of the Eastern Conference on 20 points, four off the playoffs. They have not won any of their last 10 MLS matches, with their last victo...
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