Match analyses: Nashville SC and New York Red Bulls
Two matches in five days, one point from six. Not the team’s best stretch, but one where some important themes emerged.
Two matches in five days, one point from six. Not the team’s best stretch, but one where some important themes emerged.
It’s been a busy week in Unionland, with three games packed in. As a result, Jeremy Lane gives you a two-fer today, with analysis of both the home win over Columbus and the road draw against Chicago.
The cracked, cloudy PSP crystal ball tries to see who some of the 20 MLS participants in the new player development league might be.
Jim Curtin out-coached Gabriel Heinze again on Sunday, but an own goal nearly undid the team’s effort. Jakob Glesnes made sure the Union left with at least a point.
Outside observers of Unionville constantly fret over the team’s relatively nonexistent squad rotation. The data says fret not.
Tim Jones further develops what can be guessed about the Union’s roster asset valuations and the roster’s business prospects for the immediate future.
Tim Jones gives his observations on the news that MLS has a new lower division league project, first reported by the Athletic.
An undermanned Portland Timbers side came to Subaru Park on Sunday, and were summarily dispatched, 3-0. Here’s how the Union did it.
Are the Union the greatest boxer of all time? It seems so.
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