College Cup showcases Philly’s skill as a host
After the College Cup and a chance at World Cup matches on the horizon, Talen Energy Stadium is a perfect host to big games.
Articles written by: Peter Andrews
Peter Andrews has covered the Union since 2014. He is PSP's former managing editor.
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Season review: The personnel moves
How did Earnie Stewart’s acquisitions fare in the 2017 season? Was his decision not to upgrade the team in-season prudent? Peter Andrews reviews the year that was.
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The Sugarman question
Can the Union ever be a top team with Jay Sugarman as their owner? Even though the path to getting there is very narrow, Peter Andrews says yes.
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The same old same old from the Union
With nothing to lose, the Union trotted out the same old lineup on Sunday. Peter Andrews responds with a column made of old sentences from his previous columns.
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Five thoughts after a Union win
Out of nowhere, the Union produced a great home win. But what does it mean in the broader context? Peter Andrews offers five thoughts (and a sub-thought) about the Union as the calendar turns toward October.
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The frustration of Chris Pontius
Chris Pontius hasn’t scored a goal this season, despite playing almost every game. Peter Andrews considers his frustrating season and why Pontius continues to start every game.
Union / Union match reports
Match report: Minnesota United 1-1 Philadelphia Union
Goals by C.J. Sapong and Ethan Finlay canceled each other out as — with a little help from VAR — Philadelphia Union earned a 1-1 draw at Minnesota United.
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Union a class below their fun-to-watch opponents
Last week’s matches against Toronto and Atlanta were evidence of what creativity, talent, and — yes — cash can do for your soccer team. Peter Andrews on another tough week for the too-boring Philadelphia Union.
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The kids aren’t alright
The Union plan to build through their academy. But there’s no proof the current staff can manage young players once they’re ready for first-team minutes. Peter Andrews on the regression of the Union’s youngsters this season.
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