Match report: Union 2-2 FC Dallas
Sebastien Le Toux put away two penalty kicks to earn the Union a late point against FC Dallas. (UPDATE: Video highlights added to post.)
Sebastien Le Toux put away two penalty kicks to earn the Union a late point against FC Dallas. (UPDATE: Video highlights added to post.)
Freddy Adu was introduced at PPL Park today. Quotes from the player and manager Peter Nowak.
Freddy Adu is joining the Union. The on-field implications are clear, but this move changes a lot more than the starting lineup.
Valdes can play against Dallas thanks to good behavior, Bob Bradley could be heading up Egypt, and Michael Orozco-Fiscal talks about his time on the Union as he returns to Philadelphia with the USMNT.
Another frustrating tie means it’s time to start asking how this team should be handled during the latter stages of the season.
A stunning performance from Jack McInerney gave the Union an early lead, but Geoff Cameron equalized five minutes from time as Sebastien Le Toux’s snake-bitten season in front of net continued.
PSP spoke with the Union’s John Hackworth after the tie with Chicago.
PSP’s Nate Monahan traveled to Chicago to find out if the Union could bounce back from their first home loss.
Soccer being a team sport, player ratings have the inherent flaw of isolating an individual out of eleven interconnected pieces. In this case, it was eleven pieces who struggled to find consistency in connecting well.
Veljko Paunovic returned to the starting lineup and netted a fine opener, but the Union never took control of the match and a Pavel Pardo equalizer doomed Philadelphia to a single point in Chicago.
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