Match report: NYCFC 2-1 Philadelphia Union
Two late goals from NYCFC erased Fafa Picault’s opener as the Union lost their second straight match, 2-1.
Articles written by: Peter Andrews
Peter Andrews has covered the Union for PSP since 2014. He is PSP's former managing editor.
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