Final Third Entries, Part 3 (FC Dallas)
Kevin Kinkead’s series looking at the Union’s final third entries through the first three games concludes with the loss to Dallas
Articles written by: Kevin Kinkead
Kevin Kinkead is an Emmy award-winning journalist. He currently writes for Philly Voice and previously wrote for Philadelphiaunion.com and worked as a producer for CBS 3 Eyewitness News in Philadelphia. Follow him on Twitter at @Kevin_Kinkead.
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