Articles written by: Peter Andrews

Peter Andrews has covered the Union since 2014. He is PSP's former managing editor.

Union match reports

Preseason match recap: Rowdies 0-2 Union

The Union notched their first win of 2016 behind a pair of assists from Ilsinho and a solid defensive performance.

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Commentary / MLS

On “free agency” and the future of MLS

Peter Andrews on how the limited grant of free agency in the most recent CBA presents a danger to the league’s status as a “single entity” under the Sherman Antitrust Act.

Union match reports

Match Report: San Jose Earthquakes 1-2 Philadelphia Union

Conor Casey proved to be the difference in San Jose, coming off the bench to bag a brace and bring the Union a 2-1 win at Avaya Stadium.

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Commentary

Commissioner’s picks: The Union

The Commissioner’s pair of All Star picks are out. Peter Andrews has some Union pairs for your consideration.

Movie Review

I watched United Passions so you don’t have to

What’s worse than watching the Union? Watching a movie about FIFA, sponsored by FIFA. Peter Andrews has a very thorough review.

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Commentary

A game of cups

As the “reigning finalists” prepare to enter U.S. Open Cup action tonight, Peter Andrews ponders how the Union should approach the competition.

Commentary

The trouble with tifo

Recently, at both PPL Park and Red Bull Arena, the Sons of Ben have been required to remove tifo displays. Peter Andrews examines these incidents and what they say about the image-obsessed nature of MLS clubs.

Union match reports

Match report: New York Red Bulls 0-2 Philadelphia Union

The Red Bulls hit the post twice in the first half, but CJ Sapong’s second half re-introduction to the team sparked the Union to a 2-0 win. It was Philadelphia’s first victory at Red Bull Arena and their first road win of 2015.

Commentary

What else could go wrong?

What else could go wrong? Well… a lot of stuff. Peter Andrews takes a look in the crystal ball to see what further horrors await the Union this season.

Player ratings

Analysis and Player Ratings: Union 0-1 Toronto FC

Only one team could muster the necessary moment of quality on Saturday to walk away with three points. It wasn’t the Union.