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Christian Gomez
D.C. United's Christian Gomez celebrates after scoring a goal against the Los Angeles Galaxy on Sunday.

Soccer Salaries

PalenciaAccording to salary documents, Juan Francisco Palencia, pictured, is the highest-paid MLS player, and D.C.'s Freddy Adu is fifth.


MLS Basics

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Flashback

MLS CupUnited celebrates the

fourth MLS Cup

in franchise history with a 3-2 win over the Kansas City Wizards.

MLS Cups

  • 2005: Galaxy Tops Revolution in OT
  • 2004: United Is Back on Top
  • 2003: Donovan Lifts Earthquakes
  • 2002: Galaxy Halts Revolution
  • 2001: Earthquakes Shake Galaxy
  • 2000: Wizards Douse Fire
  • 1999: D.C. Strikes Back
  • 1998: Fire Burns United
  • 1997: United Wins Again
  • 1996: Pope Boosts United

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Galaxy Fights for Tie

Cobi Jones scores in the 88th minute to give the Los Angeles Galaxy a 1-1 tie with D.C. United.

Age Not an Issue

Jaime Moreno, 32, is one of the elder statesmen in MLS but the D.C. United striker continues to dominate opposing defenses.

Moreno Propels United

Jaime Moreno scores the 101st goal of his career to propel D.C. United to its first shutout in eight matches with a 1-0 win over New England.

An Armenian at Heart

United striker Alecko Eskandarian's passion is shaped by his Armenian heritage. The same fire he brings to the field fuels his simmering social conscience off the pitch.

• Return of Simms Helps United

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Hungry for More: 'A Goal Means Food' to D.C. United Forward, Who Looks for More Playing Time (Post, June 3, 2006; Page E04)

Moreno Ignites United: United 5, Crew 1 (Post, June 1, 2006; Page E01)

Simms Comes Back (Post, May 31, 2006; Page E02)

Early Goals Set Tone: United 3, Wizards 1 (Post, May 28, 2006; Page E06)

Looking to Get Started: United Goalie Has Recovered From Injury (Post, May 27, 2006; Page E05)

United Plays to Tie: United Plays Well but Can't Finish Good Scoring Chances : United 1, Crew 1 (Post, May 21, 2006; Page E03)

Patience Pays Off (Post, May 20, 2006; Page E03)

United Seizes First: United 2, Wizards 1 (Post, May 14, 2006; Page E01)

MLS Copes with Cup (Post, May 13, 2006; Page E04)

Group Eyes United (Post, May 11, 2006; Page E02)

Rapids Block United: Rapids 2, United 1 (Post, May 7, 2006; Page E03)

Carrolls Are United: Brian and Jeff Carroll Have Joined Together on D.C. United (Post, May 6, 2006; Page E03)

Simms Is Hurting (Post, May 5, 2006; Page E02)

Top Two Teams Tie: Midfielder Scores As Unbeatens Tie: United 1, FC Dallas 1 (Post, April 30, 2006; Page E03)

Arena Names Team (Post, May 3, 2006; Page E02)

Olsen a U.S. Probable (Post, May 1, 2006; Page E03)

Gros Runs With It: United Midfielder Relishes Defensive, Offensive Responsibilities (Post, April 29, 2006; Page E05)

United Off and Running: After a Shaky Opener, D.C. Is Now an Aesthetic Success (Post, April 28, 2006; Page E01)

Palencia Paid Most (Post, April 27, 2006; Page E02)

SOCCER: Eskandarian Fined (Post, April 26, 2006; Page E02)

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