Acosta, Rooney help DC United beat Crew 3-1
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WASHINGTON – Luciano Acosta scored, Wayne Rooney converted from the spot in first-half stoppage time and D.C. United beat Columbus 3-1 on Saturday night to extend the Crew’s losing streak to five games.
Acosta opened the scoring in the 27th minute, blasting home an empty-netter from point-blank range. Rooney played a free kick to Leonardo Jara, whose shot was blocked by Gyasi Zardes and Acosta put away the rebound.
After a video review, the Crew’s Wil Trapp was called for a handball in the area and Rooney’s penalty kick gave D.C. United (6-3-2) a 2-0 lead in the fourth minute of first-half injury time.
Jara made an easy steal, thanks to careless ball-handling by Columbus (4-6-1), and raced down the right sideline before dropping a back-heeler to Paul Arriola who first-timed a side-netter to make it 3-0 in the 61st minute.
An own goal by D.C. goalkeeper Bill Hamid got the Crew on the board in the 75th.
United snapped a three-game home winless streak.