Preview: Union vs DC United
The additions of Luis Silva and Jared Jeffrey have helped to put some pep in DC’s step. Adam Cann looks at what other changes the Union can expect to encounter.
The additions of Luis Silva and Jared Jeffrey have helped to put some pep in DC’s step. Adam Cann looks at what other changes the Union can expect to encounter.
PSP spoke to former USMNT goalkeeper and current broadcast analyst Kasey Keller about young players in MLS, moving to Europe, and why struggling goalies are handled differently than field players.
The Union face a different, much stronger, Chicago side then the one the defeated twice in May.
Vancouver is fourth in the West, but they average more points per game than Philly. Can Jack Mac regain his scoring form, or will current MLS goals leader Camilo help the Whitecaps maintain remain undefeated at home?
Philly’s only playoff season was built on the foundation of Fortress PPL. On Saturday, the 2013 team have a chance to prove they can defend their home turf against the best road team MLS.
A Brek Shea goal in the 82nd minute ensured the US remains unbeaten at the Gold Cup and sets up a quarterfinal match against El Salvador on Sunday in Baltimore.
Though they played well, the Union return from a tough road trip with only two points. They should earn more than that against a Chivas team that remains rudderless despite recent improvements under a new coach.
Nothing will change the ignominy or the lost points that have marred the Union’s last two performances except maybe a win in Houston.
Taking points away from Salt Lake city is one of the toughest tasks in MLS. Doing it without the league’s leading goalscorer is even harder. Philly will need to be fast and organizationally sound to pull off a coup in Utah.
The Union are flying high while Dallas has stalled out. Can the Western Conference power recover from an embarrassing US Open Cup loss to Portland, or will Jack McInerney pounce on his sixth game winner of the year before heading to the Gold Cup?
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