David Zalubowski, The Associated Press
Colorado Rapids goalkeeper Tim Howard makes a stop against FC Dallas in the first half of an MLS soccer match Sunday, Oct. 28, 2018, in Commerce City, Colo. 
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The Colorado Rapids wrap up one of their worst seasons in franchise history at home against FC Dallas on Sunday, and their fans paid their respects by holding a wake for the dismal season.
The Centennial 38, the supporters group of the team, hosted the event during the tailgate prior to the game, complete with candles, a casket and a blow-up doll adorned in Rapids gear.
During the game, the Centennial 38 section held up tombstones, one for each of Colorado’s losses this season. The Rapids entered the game with a 7-19-7 record, placing them 11th out of 12 teams in the Western Conference.
C38 tifo showing a graveyard with tombstones for every loss this year.
— Matt Pollard (@LWOSMattPollard)
