D.C. United goalkeeper Andrew Dykstra will have a microdiscectomy to repair a herniated disk on Friday. Dykstra, who was filling in for starter Bill Hamid, out with a knee injury, isprojected to return to the field in 10-12 weeks. D.C. United was one of four MLS clubs without their starting keepers or — in case of United — even their backup last week. Only Seattle is expectedto get its starter back in Week 3.

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