Wayne Rooney was sent off for the first time in Major League Soccer after the DC...
FILE PHOTO: Feb 20, 2019; Clearwater, FL, USA; D.C. United forward Wayne Rooney looks on prior to a game between DC United and Philadelphia Union at Joe D. Sports Complex. Mandatory Credit: Douglas DeFelice-USA TODAY Sports/File Photo
Rooney, in his second season with DC United, lost control of the ball and lunged with both feet off the ground just as Rossi took a touch. Rooney’s studs landed hard on Rossi’s leg, just below the knee, scything down the Uruguayan. “I have no arguments,” Rooney, who is England’s all-time leading scorer, told reporters. “It wasn’t malicious, I didn’t try to hurt him.
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