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Who should the Union protect? Who will they lose? How much will it suck? And what are the rules anyway? PSP breaks down the Nov. 23 expansion draft as it pertains to the Union with our annual draft preview.
A roundup of coverage from Friday’s U.S.-France friendly and Euro 2012, along with other scattered news.
They picked the right players this season, and the players did their part. For the Union to take the next step, something else is required. PSP lays it out — briefly, since we still have the postgame hangover too.
The road to the MLS Cup goes through Kansas City, Seattle, Los Angeles, and Houston on Wednesday and Thursday. PSP previews the other three games, besides Union-Dynamo.
We know a lot of things about Philadelphia Union. On Thursday, only one of them really matters. Here’s a brief, open letter to the Union’s players, courtesy of PSP.
The Union fullbacks are key vs. the Dynamo, the Revs ignored Twellman’s concussions, who will start in midfield for the Union, and the morning’s wild Arsenal-Chelsea match in today’s news roundup.
Peter Nowak might have a claim to MLS executive of the year, but his questionable lineup choices have cost the Union points for two years. Now it’s playoff time, and there will be no decision more important for the Union than the starting lineups. This is Nowak’s time to prove he’s truly a great coach. Will he do it?
Philadelphia Union could fall into the wild card match in the MLS playoffs. Today’s roundup focuses on the three matches that will determine whether it happens, as well as FIFA’s latest questionable decision, to award two World Cups to Fox.
One game. Everything on the line.
This is the stuff that rivalries are made of.
Philadelphia Union vs. the New York Red Bulls. On national TV. It’s so on.
Carlos Valdes and the Union take on Toronto knowing a draw gets them into the playoffs and a win could give them the Eastern Conference title and the No. 2 playoff seed. The starting keeper will be a game time decision. More on that and news around the soccer world.
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