Charting how the Union and Bethlehem were assembled for 2019
Ever wanted to see how the Union and Steel rosters were constructed in visual form? Tim Jones provides a chart-based look at both teams.
Articles written by: Tim Jones
Still learning soccer after nearly five decades. A southwestern Ohio buckeye transplanted to Chester County. Used to teach history, enjoys new ideas, sometimes bakes bread, is a sports fan, and loves apparently unconnected connections.
Analysis
Analysis
Derrick Jones’ time
Consider the departure of Bethlehem Steel and Philadelphia Union path breaker Derrick Jones.
USL Match report
Match report: Bethlehem Steel 1-1 Atlanta United II
Although they managed to get a second-half equalizer, for much of Sunday night the young Bethlehem Steel were outplayed by Atlanta’s reserve side.
West Chester United
West Chester United advance in the U. S. Open Cup
West Chester United advanced to the second round of the Open Cup, playing their sixth consecutive road game next Wednesday, May 15 in Birmingham Alabama against the Legion.
USL Match report
Match report: Loudon United 3-3 Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem dropped two points at Audi Field against DC United’s new USL affiliate, conceding an equalizer in the third minute of stoppage time Friday night.
Commentary
Talen’s turf and the 2018 BSFC squad
The turf at Talen Energy stadium needs help. Also, where the players who secured the organization’s only playoff advancement have landed.
USL Match report
Match report: Charlotte Independence 2-1 Bethlehem Steel
In a battle of quick turnarounds, the more experienced Charlotte Independence handled it better and beat Bethlehem 2-1. They were desperate for their first win.
USL Match report
Match report: Bethlehem Steel 3-1 Charleston Battery
A brace from Kacper Przybylko and a penalty from Fabinho powered Bethlehem Steel to its first-ever win over Charleston Battery, 2-1.
USL Match report
Match report: Swope Park Rangers 3-4 Bethlehem Steel
On the same day the Union’s nascent youth movement defeated F. C. Dallas’s older one in stoppage time, so its player development side defeated Sporting Kansas City’s making up three goals in the last 25 minutes, including a winner at the death.
Analysis / Philadelphia Union II
Two goals at Talen!: Player analysis after Pittsburgh
Forcing the Pittsburgh “Lilley-hounds” to come from behind to tie Saturday night surprised many people. PSP runs through the lineup player by player.
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