Atlantic Cup (Major League Soccer) - Supporters

Supporters

The majority of the rivalry is seen between the supporters groups of D.C. United and Red Bull New York. United is supported by La Barra Brava, the Screaming Eagles and La Norte, while the Red Bulls are supported by Empire Supporters Club, Garden State Ultras and the Viking Army.

Due to the proximity of the Washington and New York metropolises, away supporters travel in the hundreds to near thousands to each club's respective venue. During the 2011 season, away totals nearly doubled the given allocation of away fan tickets for MLS matches, which is 500 seats.

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