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D.C. United hoping to test themselves vs. EPL's Everton

RFK Stadium is allowing fans to bring two unopened 20 oz. bottles of water into the match Saturday.

WASHINGTON ? Getting to face a team from Europe is always an experience D.C. United look forward to, and Saturday night will be no exception as the club takes on English Premier League side Everton at RFK Stadium (7:30 pm ET, FOX Soccer).

?Any time our players get a chance to play against some of the better teams in Europe, it?s a great experience for us,? head coach Ben Olsen said.

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D.C. United hoping to test themselves vs. EPL's Everton

RFK Stadium is allowing fans to bring two unopened 20 oz. bottles of water into the match Saturday.

?Any time our players get a chance to play against some of the better teams in Europe, it?s a great experience for us,? head coach Ben Olsen said.

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On Saturday, July 23, D.C. United welcomes Everton Football Club into RFK Stadium for the first time in its history. This international friendly will mark a meeting between two of the most historic organizations on either side of the Atlantic. Everton was established in 1878 as a founding member of the Football League in the city of Liverpool. Since its inception, the club has played more topflight fixtures than any other club in English football history.

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