Friday, April 29, 2016
D.C. United-Fire Preview (The Associated Press)
Forwards Patrick Nyarko and Chris Rolfe are mainstays with D.C. United this year, as they were for quite a while with the Chicago Fire. Nyarko and Rolfe return to Toyota Park as visitors for the first time Saturday to face a Fire team that is the league's worst offensive club. Rolfe scored 48 goals to rank second in Fire history and Nyarko had 19 to tie for 10th, and both rank within the club's top four in shots.
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