Match report: New York Red Bulls 3-2 Philadelphia Union
Despite goals by Fabian Herbers and Chris Pontius, Philadelphia Union came up short in a wild affair in Harrison, losing 3-2 to the New York Red Bulls.
Despite goals by Fabian Herbers and Chris Pontius, Philadelphia Union came up short in a wild affair in Harrison, losing 3-2 to the New York Red Bulls.
Goals are good. Alejandro Bedoya’s goal was the best goal.
In a week where few players stood out, Tranquillo Barnetta produced the Union’s lone moment of brilliance.
The Union failed to turn up to Toyota Park, losing 3-0 to basement dwellers Chicago Fire.
Restored to his proper place on the pitch, Tranquillo Barnetta was the most influential Union player in a pair of huge wins last week.
Up a man and a goal, the Union did the hard work necessary to get a big three points.
Peter Andrews has a mea culpa: maybe Fabinho doesn’t deserve to be fired into the sun after all. At the very least, he’s PSP’s Player of the Week.
Snapping a four-game winless streak in dominating fashion, the Union cruised to a 4-0 road victory over New England in Alejandro Bedoya’s debut.
Capping a typically stellar game with a 88th minute PK, Ryan Richter’s performance for Bethlehem Steel this weekend was Player of the Week worthy.
Arsenal defeated the MLS All-Stars 2-1 last night. PSP’s Peter Andrews reports from San Jose on the Union’s All-Stars, and on the messy yet worthwhile nature of the game itself.
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