Match analysis: Montreal Impact 4-0 Philadelphia Union
Don’t burn the tape, learn from it… the Union get shellacked 4-0 in Montreal.
Articles written by: Chris Gibbons
Chris Gibbons is the captain of noted PSP feeder club West Philly FC, and the co-host of the All3Points podcast (@all3points). He writes columns and match analyses in addition to his editing duties, and his pieces are often full of Douglas Adams quotes or the kind of music that shows his nearly middle age.
Analysis
Analysis
Are the Union bad at corner kicks?
Chris goes DEEP into the Union’s corner kick strategy and what they can do differently.
Tactical Analysis
Postgame analysis: Real Salt Lake 4-0 Philadelphia Union
The Union played their worst match of the year on Saturday night. Contractual obligations require a match analysis.
Analysis
Making room for Wooten
Andrew Wooten will be ready for Real Salt Lake this weekend and it’s worth reviewing where he might find himself in a crowded striker room
Postgame / Tactical Analysis
Postgame analysis: NYC FC 4-2 Philadelphia Union
The Union dropped points in Yankee Stadium on Saturday. Ending a decent run of form, the Union were simply outplayed in a stadium where that has become commonplace.
Match previews
Match preview: Philadelphia Union at New York City FC
The Union take 95 North to the Bronx for the first match in 2019 against New York City FC.
Union
The best damn Union game I never saw
Sometimes things go as planned. Other times, you just have to make lemonade and shift time. PSP’s Chris Gibbons on taking in (half of) the match with his young son.
Postgame / Tactical Analysis
Postgame analysis: Philadelphia Union 3 – 2 Minnesota United
Who loves beautiful soccer? Everyone… and sometimes ugly soccer is beautiful when it earns your team 3 points.
Player ratings / Union
Player ratings: Philadelphia Union 1 – 1 Colorado Rapids
Another set of points dropped at a rain-soaked Talen Energy Stadium.
Commentary / Union
Talking points
Every game is a chance to take points. Sometimes losing points matters a lot. Other times, losing is just a bump on an otherwise excelsior road.
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