Preview: Union vs Toronto FC
Toronto FC brings its expensive stars and stellar, tactically-intriguing defense to Chester this weekend.
Toronto FC brings its expensive stars and stellar, tactically-intriguing defense to Chester this weekend.
Alejandro Bedoya’s debut brought balance to the Union midfield while the Revolution continued to flail.
The Revolution welcome the Union hoping that a midweek US Open Cup semifinal win over Chicago will get them back on track for the playoffs.
Philadelphia Union introduced US international Alejandro Bedoya as the newest member of the club in a press conference with Jim Curtin and Earnie Stewart.
Philadelphia Union fought back, and fought through the defense’s worst passing performance of the season. Then they stopped fighting. Or, to be more accurate, they stopped fighting as a team.
These two teams have changed a lot since last they met. Will the Union walk over DC again?
Philadelphia Union traded Sebastien Le Toux to Colorado Rapids in exchange for General Allocation Money Wednesday night.
Jim Curtin detailed the process of signing Alejandro Bedoya but refused to reveal the position the US national team player will take up for Philadelphia Union. Bedoya should be available for this weekend’s match with DC United.
Many teams go through late summer swoons in MLS. Philadelphia Union have not been “found out,” and they are not revealing long-hidden weaknesses. They are making individual mistakes, bad defensive reads, and playing too direct.
Two teams that have struggled through July look to turn it around as they head into the back half of the season.
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