The Union had hugely important matches in Vancouver and Nashville last week, but of which ended in losses – one of which was an historic drubbing. They finished the seven-day stretch with a win at home against New England, but a listless one at best. And yet, as this impressive Union campgain comes closer to an end, much is still in the team’s control.
All photos credit Kevin Barrett Stas Korzeniowski nailed down his first brace while Sal Olivas, Cavan Sullivan (PK), and Malik Jakupovic helped make this a roaring 5-2 victory. Here are some photos I enjoyed taking. Enjoy! For more photos check out https://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinkeithmichael/albums and follow on Instagram @kevinkeithmichael
Chris Turk hands out individual grades for the Union’s Saturday night disaster in Vancouver.
A Stas Korzeniowski brace highlighted a statement home win for Union II over Chicago Fire FC II.
In a high-stakes match, the Philadelphia Union secured a critical 1-0 victory over the New England Revolution. The winning goal was scored by Bruno Damiani in the 71st minute, his sixth of the season. The Union’s defense, led by a crucial stoppage-time save from goalkeeper Andre Blake, held firm to […]
The Philadelphia Union returned to winning ways at home against the New England Revolution.
The Philadelphia Union look to turn things around against the New England Revolution
The Philadelphia Union lost 3-1 in the U.S. Open Cup Semi-Finals. Sam Surridge scored a hat-trick. Bruno Damiani invited controversy.
Alex Hayden grades the Union’s performance it their frustrating exit from the 2025 US Open Cup.
The Union’s quest for a Cup continues tonight
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