Sean has been writing for PSP since February 2019. He now lives in Washington DC after graduating from West Virginia University. A former runner, he now spends his free time watching soccer. Wolfsburg and Southampton FC fan as well as the Union, so 2 of those 3 are yearly disappointments. For bad sports tweets and Union hot takes follow @Sean_Gris_PSP on Twitter.
The Union finished off the weekend with another win at home over Montreal, while Toronto FC became the first team to clinch an MLS playoff spot in their win. Frank De Boer has been struggling as the Dutch national coach, and the USWNT got a big boost to its player pool recently.
Their record may not show it, but a coaching change was exactly what Union II’s young group before things got very very bad.
The Union look to get back on track tonight against FC Cincinnati in Chester. Catch the game on PHL17 or ESPN+ at 7:30pm.
Brenden Aaronson appears set to move to RB Salzburg in January after undergoing a medical. A number of MLS players were called up to their national teams, but not all will be reporting due to the pandemic. Speaking of the pandemic, it didn’t stop some of the biggest clubs from making moves on Decision Day.
The Union and Union II both fell to 2-1 scorelines Saturday night, to Toronto FC and Pittsburgh Riverhounds respectively. Gonazalo Higuain won’t solve all of Inter Miami’s problems. It was a big weekend for USMNT and USWNT players in Europe, with a number debuting and starting for new clubs.
Plus, a Union keeper takes home USL Save of the Week, and Liverpool handles Arsenal after falling behind early.
The Union got a win on Sunday night while the Union II fell in a crazy match on Saturday evening. Leicester City was able to shock Man City thanks to 3 penalties, and the Bundesliga got flipped upside down for the weekend. Can Arsenal pull off an upset of Liverpool today?
The Union and Inter Miami will face off for just the second time and the first time in Chester Sunday night. Everything you need to know for the match can be found here.
The Union ended the weekend with a 4-1 win over Montreal while the Union II feel 3-0 to Hartford Athletic. The rest of MLS was in action Saturday night, with youth saving many teams from defeat. USMNT players around the world enjoyed a good weekend in the Bundesliga and Serie A.
The Union hit the road to face the Montreal Impact at Red Bull Arena Sunday night.
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