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 safely arrived in Orlando and have recorded no positive COIVD 19 tests in the MLS bubble. What are the Union’s chances of bringing home some hardware from the tournament? The NWSL provided some holiday weekend soccer, with Premier League and La Liga also featuring.
Position battles are heating up for the Union once again as we get closer to the MLS is Back Tournament, NWSL changes its anthem policy before the next round of matches, and Barcelona is starting a busy offseason
The Union II found out their opponets for the USL return to play format, while the NWSL kicked off the Challenge Cup over the weekend. The FA Cup resumed action, with the semifinal draw already set, and the Bundesliga season comes to an end.
PSP’s Sean Griswold examines the differences between the MLS is Back Tournament and what we’ve seen in the Bundesliga and Premier League, a whole lot actually.
MLS and NWSL are dealing with the effects of positive COVID-19 tests, with the Orlando Pride dropping out of the NWSL tournament. Ben Mee has strong words for the plane that flew over the Eithad, and who can see their stock rise in the MLS is Back Tournament.
The Union are preparing for the MLS is Back tournament, while MLS players take a stand against social injustice. Carli Lloyd will miss the NWSL Challenge Cup with injury, while Gio Reyna and Christian Pulisic make strong returns to play.
In PSP’s final Bundesliga installment, we take a look at who hopes to lift the hardware at the end of this broken up season.
With the Bundesliga set to return this weekend, Sean Griswold takes a look at the teams fighting for European competition spots this year.
The latest updates regarding the suspension of MLS play. Plus, teams are getting creative to find ways to hold competitions on Twitter.
Also, the Union send three representatives to US Olympic Qualifying Camp in Mexico this week, while the USWNT and US Soccer still can’t reach a deal on equal pay.
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