Preview: Union vs Chicago Fire
The Union know that three points are a necessity in a big matchup with Chicago. Can they overcome weary legs and break a scoring drought on Thursday night?
The Union know that three points are a necessity in a big matchup with Chicago. Can they overcome weary legs and break a scoring drought on Thursday night?
With five games to go and five teams competing for three playoff spots in the east, the Union need to rediscover their offensive form to take something off DC on the road.
Philadelphia tries to bounce back against a Houston team that beat them 2-0 last month and held them without a shot on goal at home earlier this season.
The Union will play for the US Open Cup trophy at PPL Park on Tuesday. Can they triumph over three-time winners Seattle Sounders in the front of a raucous home crowd?
The Union were much, much better than New York. But there is nothing to do except put two lost points in the rearview and focus on Tuesday.
Coming off a midweek game, New York will play not to lose. Can the Union find a way through?
The Union thoroughly outplayed Toronto at home. Can TFC’s new coach make the adjustments to give them a shot at a home win?
Against an emotional and motivated Toronto side, the Union came out prepared, disciplined, and dominant.
Last year the Union went 0-3-0 and scored no goals in September. To reach the playoffs, they need to do much, much better this time around.
Counterintuitively, the Union have found offensive success by adopting a deep, organized defense. But why are they still giving up so many goals?
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