Tactical analysis: Philadelphia Union 0-3 Montreal Impact
Montreal Impact used another simple move up the left to punish Philadelphia Union for the second time this season.
Montreal Impact used another simple move up the left to punish Philadelphia Union for the second time this season.
The Union were undone by a strategy that exposed their fullbacks and their lack of attacking cohesion.
The Union returned to their aggressive style, and it paid off.
Neither team was good in the final third, but Columbus stuck to their gameplan and it paid off with a big win over the Union
Philadelphia Union gave up two soft goals and failed to create their own in a 2-1 defeat to Montreal.
Philadelphia Union ink their sixth homegrown signing, but Anthony Fontana won’t join the active roster until 2018.
PSP’s Adam Cann fires off some quick hit observations about the tactical dynamics of Philadelphia Union’s road draw against Sporting Kansas City.
Philadelphia Union were the better team on Sunday, and they are looking more and more organized on both sides of the ball.
The Union got a big win over DC United at home, but controlling a match in the late moments remains a big issue.
The Union were never on the front foot, but still had two big chances to take points against a New York team that was disjointed in attack.
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