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Colorado Rapids gift DC United a very sad own goal

Tim Howard isn’t mad. He’s just disappointed.

An own goal has to be the most defeating feeling on the planet.

That is Colorado Rapids’ Jared Watts attempting to play the ball back to Tim Howard. Obviously, it did not go as planned. You can see the disappointment on Howard’s face. Hooboy.

We’ve seen some pretty bad own goals recently, but to have one 27 minutes into a match has got to be the biggest gut punch.

You work so hard at game planning only to have miscommunication cost you a goal and force you to change your approach to the entire match.

Absolutely brutal.

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