Daily news roundups

News roundup: Curtin’s presser, Steel beat Red Bull II, Nor’easters on a roll

Philadelphia Union

Curtin’s weekly conference call was yesterday. Over to you, Nick.

Fabian Herbers played eighty three minutes yesterday, making it unlikely he’d be the one filling in for an injured C.J. Sapong or suspended Cory Burke.

Sebastien Le Toux launched the website for his (private) coaching services. If some of those photos look familiar, it’s because they were taken by our own Earl Gardner.

Local

The Steel beat Red Bull II 3-0, beating a team other than the Kickers for the first time this season.

Along with Fabian Herbers and Adam Najem, Michee Ngalina scored last night becoming the youngest-ever goalscorer for Bethlehem Steel FC.

Why was Cory Burke able to play last night after getting red-carded on Saturday in Toronto? “The USL shall determine if it will permit a player who receives a red card or other supplemental discipline in another competition for an egregious act to play in USL matches.”

This Saturday, 28 teams, representing 24 different clubs, will compete in the 2018 Eastern Pennsylvania Presidents Cup Finals at United Sports Training Center in Downingtown.

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Public service announcement: Penn Fusion Lehigh Valley are looking for some players to round out their rosters.

Mark your calendars, Bethlehem Steel FC is hosting a free children’s soccer clinic on June 16th in Bethlehem.

MLS

The only midweek MLS match had Vancouver and San Jose drawing, 2-2.

Another Miami delay. There’s a fine line between optimism and delusion, Becks. Let it go . . . you lost to Orlando.

U.S. Soccer

Another Wednesday night, another evening of Open Cup action:

  • Charlotte Independence 1-3 Ocean City Nor’easters (3rd straight win for the Nor’easters)
  • Erie Commodores 1-2 Pittsburgh Riverhounds
  • Reading United AC 3-4 Richmond Kickers
  • FC Motown 1-3 Penn FC

More scores here.

Interview with Jurgen Klinsmann.

Around the globe

Atletico Madrid swept aside Marseille in Lyon to win the Europa League for the third time in nine years.

World Cup rosters.

Eight by Eight ran a piece on David Moyes’ fall from grace.

Cute pic and story from down under about sportsmanship and mateship.

Highlight of the day

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