Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The Atlantic Cup is both the name of the rivalry, as well as the trophy awarded to the winner of the regular season series between Major League Soccer rivals D.C. United, and the New York Red Bulls. Presently, the series occurs three times a year, with either United hosting two matches and playing at the Red Bulls, or vice versa.Inaugurated in 2002, the Atlantic Cup has translated into one of the most bitter rivalries in Major League Soccer and in American soccer. The origins of the rivalry are unknown, but some claim that it developed due to the cities relative proximity to each other, and the frequency of the two clubs playing one another in league, playoff and cup play. For United, the Red Bulls are the only opponent they have competed against in more than five occasions in both the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup and the MLS Cup Playoffs.Traditionally, the rivalry has been in favor of D.C. United, in terms of silverware collected, and matches won. Over both club's histories, United has won a dozen major titles, while New York was the last original MLS franchise to win its first major (in 2013). However, while the Atlantic Cup was dominated by D.C. United during a majority of the 2000s, New York won every series in the 2010s until 2012. The two sides have met 79 times across all competitions, 67 of them being in MLS regular season play, nine from MLS Cup playoff play and three from U.S. Open Cup play.The New York Red Bulls are the current titleholders of the Atlantic Cup. The first match of the 2013 season ended in a 0-0 draw. The Red Bulls won an away match 2-0 and then won the third match at home 2-1. Red Bull goalkeeper Luis Robles saved a penalty shot in the later stages of the match after the Red Bulls went down to 10 men."@en }
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- Atlantic_Cup_(Major_League_Soccer) abstract "The Atlantic Cup is both the name of the rivalry, as well as the trophy awarded to the winner of the regular season series between Major League Soccer rivals D.C. United, and the New York Red Bulls. Presently, the series occurs three times a year, with either United hosting two matches and playing at the Red Bulls, or vice versa.Inaugurated in 2002, the Atlantic Cup has translated into one of the most bitter rivalries in Major League Soccer and in American soccer. The origins of the rivalry are unknown, but some claim that it developed due to the cities relative proximity to each other, and the frequency of the two clubs playing one another in league, playoff and cup play. For United, the Red Bulls are the only opponent they have competed against in more than five occasions in both the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup and the MLS Cup Playoffs.Traditionally, the rivalry has been in favor of D.C. United, in terms of silverware collected, and matches won. Over both club's histories, United has won a dozen major titles, while New York was the last original MLS franchise to win its first major (in 2013). However, while the Atlantic Cup was dominated by D.C. United during a majority of the 2000s, New York won every series in the 2010s until 2012. The two sides have met 79 times across all competitions, 67 of them being in MLS regular season play, nine from MLS Cup playoff play and three from U.S. Open Cup play.The New York Red Bulls are the current titleholders of the Atlantic Cup. The first match of the 2013 season ended in a 0-0 draw. The Red Bulls won an away match 2-0 and then won the third match at home 2-1. Red Bull goalkeeper Luis Robles saved a penalty shot in the later stages of the match after the Red Bulls went down to 10 men.".