Since their second-half collapse in Chicago in the middle of March (4-3 defeat), not much has gone right for Laurent Courtois's side.
Montreal have only one victory in their previous 13 matches in all competitions, claiming just one point in their five domestic encounters played this month.
Currently, on a seven-match winless run in this competition, this team would set a new club record for the longest run without a regular-season victory in the MLS era if they fail to win on Wednesday.
On a more positive note, however, Montreal who have conceded more goals than anyone in the Eastern Conference this year (31), posted just their third clean sheet of the domestic campaign this past weekend.
Le CFM have already lost twice domestically at Saputo Stadium in 2024, which is half as many regular-season home defeats as they suffered a year ago, dropping five points at home in MLS over this campaign when netting the opening goal.
It has been nearly two years since they last came away with all three points in a match against DC, defeating them by a 1-0 score at Saputo Stadium in 2022.
For the second time this month and the fifth time domestically in 2024, the Black and Red failed to hold onto a second-half lead this past weekend.
That adds up to 11 points dropped when leading in the final 45 minutes this year, with Troy Lesesne's men currently in ninth rather than third in the Eastern Conference.
DC United will match their longest winless run of the 2024 regular season if they fail to come away with maximum points on Wednesday (four).
The Black and Red lost their previous away fixture in this competition (1-0 versus Inter Miami), though they have not suffered consecutive road defeats in the regular season since July-August 2023 (two).
DC have points in six of seven MLS away matches this year but have lost two of their previous three games as the visitors domestically, failing to score in both of those defeats.
They have defeated Montreal in three of their previous four regular-season meetings while claiming consecutive shutout victories against them in all competitions at Saputo Stadium.
Since their second-half collapse in Chicago in the middle of March (4-3 defeat), not much has gone right for Laurent Courtois's side.
Montreal have only one victory in their previous 13 matches in all competitions, claiming just one point in their five domestic encounters played this month.
Currently, on a seven-match winless run in this competition, this team would set a new club record for the longest run without a regular-season victory in the MLS era if they fail to win on Wednesday.
On a more positive note, however, Montreal who have conceded more goals than anyone in the Eastern Conference this year (31), posted just their third clean sheet of the domestic campaign this past weekend.
Le CFM have already lost twice domestically at Saputo Stadium in 2024, which is half as many regular-season home defeats as they suffered a year ago, dropping five points at home in MLS over this campaign when netting the opening goal.
It has been nearly two years since they last came away with all three points in a match against DC, defeating them by a 1-0 score at Saputo Stadium in 2022.
For the second time this month and the fifth time domestically in 2024, the Black and Red failed to hold onto a second-half lead this past weekend.
That adds up to 11 points dropped when leading in the final 45 minutes this year, with Troy Lesesne's men currently in ninth rather than third in the Eastern Conference.
DC United will match their longest winless run of the 2024 regular season if they fail to come away with maximum points on Wednesday (four).
The Black and Red lost their previous away fixture in this competition (1-0 versus Inter Miami), though they have not suffered consecutive road defeats in the regular season since July-August 2023 (two).
DC have points in six of seven MLS away matches this year but have lost two of their previous three games as the visitors domestically, failing to score in both of those defeats.
They have defeated Montreal in three of their previous four regular-season meetings while claiming consecutive shutout victories against them in all competitions at Saputo Stadium.
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