They did it again.
For the fifth time this season, D.C. United gave up the first goal of the game but went on to win, getting a pair of late tallies to down the New England Revolution 2-1 at RFK Stadium.
The comeback was spurred by the play of Fabian Espindola, who contributed an assist, and Chris Rolfe, who scored both goals in United's win against the Revs.
Read on to find out who else made the Team of the Week for Week 16:
GK: David Ousted (Vancouver Whitecaps) - We are running out of words to describe how good this guy has been this year. He had two big PK saves on Bradley Wright-Phillips and another huge save on Manolo Sanchez in the Whitecaps' 2-1 win.
D: RJ Allen (New York City FC) - The 25-year-old had his best game as a professional on Saturday against Toronto FC, making six tackles and leading the team with 63 touches.
D: Laurent Ciman (Montreal Impact) – He was heroic – strong in the air, assured in the tackle, clean in the box and intelligent when stepping forward to break up plays in Montreal's 2-0 win.
D: Norberto Paparatto (Portland Timbers) - In a rare start, Paparatto shined, helping the Timbers shut out the Dynamo.
D: Jorge Villafana (Portland Timbers) – Playing the best soccer of his career right now, and put in another terrific two-way performance that included an assist in the Timbers’ win over Houston.
M: Chris Rolfe (D.C. United) – It wasn’t always pretty, but Rolfe came through in the clutch for D.C., scoring two late goals to give United a 2-1 win against the Revs and push the club into first in the Shield standings.
M: Matias Perez Garcia (San Jose Earthquakes) – San Jose have found the way to get their Argentine DP clicking – and it shows not only in his goal and assist against Seattle, but his ability to connect play around the park.
M: Juninho (LA Galaxy) – Not only did he score his first non-penalty goal since September 2013, but the Brazilian midfielder controlled the pace of play in his 68 minutes against a helpless Union side.
M: Kekuta Manneh (Vancouver Whitecaps) – Scored the opening goal for the 'Caps and looked dangerous on a night that saw him collect three successful dribbles.
F: David Villa (New York City FC) – Was clinical and opportunistic with his finishing and active when he had the ball, which wasn’t much. He still kept Toronto’s defense plenty busy with his runs and movement in the penalty area as he scored two goals in NYCFC's third straight win.
F: Fabian Espindola (D.C. United) - Didn’t score, but looked very dangerous. Assisted on Rolfe’s equalizer, and swerved in a number of dangerous balls throughout the 90.
Coach: Bruce Arena (LA Galaxy) - Finally got all his players back and that led to a classic Galaxy trouncing of the Philadelphia Union.
Bench:Josh Saunders (New York City FC), Justen Glad (Real Salt Lake), Robbie Rogers (LA Galaxy), Sam Cronin (Colorado Rapids), Sanna Nyassi (San Jose Earthquakes), Javier Morales (Real Salt Lake), Gyasi Zardes (LA Galaxy)
