Match report: New England Revolution II 1 – 2 Philadelphia Union II
A hot start in New Hampshire held up for the final seventy minutes to earn the second team three points to remain atop the Eastern Conference.
A hot start in New Hampshire held up for the final seventy minutes to earn the second team three points to remain atop the Eastern Conference.
Tim Jones argues that the first team’s future defense is already taking shape playing for Union II.
Photo courtesy Philadelphia Union II Communications In almost the exact opposite of what happened at Montclair State University Soccer Park a month ago, New York Red Bull II dominated Philadelphia Union II 4-1 Wednesday night in Chester. A lost possession by the Union II midfield in the 5th minute quickly […]
PSP attended YSC Academy’s graduation Friday, June 7, and while the venue was considerably different, the substance remained much the same.
Union II re-took sole possession of first place in both MLS
FIFA’s June international window has seen nine call-ups from the Philadelphia Union and Philadelphia Union II to seven different national teams.
With FIFA’s June international break concurrent with Europe’s summer transfer window, Tim Jones takes a look at possible roster decisions for the 2025 season.
Philadelphia Union II jumped out to an first half lead, and managed to cling to it in face of significant late game Columbus Crew 2 pressure 3-1.
Tim Jones speculates about the opening stages in the development of the Union’s next five-year roster cycle.
Union II scored five times in north Jersey, three in the last 13 minutes to maintain the best record in MLS Next Pro on Sunday night.
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