Player of the Week: Michael Farfan
After his nasty dribbling display that created the game-winning goal Saturday against Chivas USA, Philadelphia Union midfielder Michael Farfan is the Philadelphia player of the week.
After his nasty dribbling display that created the game-winning goal Saturday against Chivas USA, Philadelphia Union midfielder Michael Farfan is the Philadelphia player of the week.
Zac MacMath recorded his third consecutive shutout on Saturday, a feat never before accomplished by a Union goalkeeper. We take a look at how he and the Union defense are getting the job done.
A win’s a win for the Union who will be glad to bring three points back from the west coast despite a less than stellar performance. Suspensions to Gabriel Farfan and Keon Daniel will hurt the team in the short term, though.
J.T. Noone (pictured) resigns and scores for Harrisburg, Ryan Richter and Tony Donatelli score for Charleston, and a roundup of Philly natives’ performances in Major League Soccer and other top tier leagues around the world.
Michael Farfan’s brilliance became Freddy Adu’s first goal of the season. Adu backheeled the winner beyond Dan Kennedy, and the Union held on with nine men to earn a difficult road victory.
Junior Lone Star’s preseason schedule includes four road games with PDL teams, Reading United and Ocean City Nor’easters among them, as well as the first annual Battle of the East soccer tournament in Philly.
Believe it or not, the Union has more shots through the first five games of 2012 than they did over the same period in 2011. We explore.
Califf “most probably” unavailable against Chivas, Mwanga and Gaddis probable. Nowak on Herdling. Mother’s Day match against Red Bulls kickoff moved to 12:30pm. Le Toux scores but KC make it 7 wins in a row. Chelsea’s big bus. Manchester United still richest club in the world. More news.
PSP photographer Paul Rudderow’s photo essay of last Saturday’s reserve game against the Crew with a match summary by Eli Pearman-Storch.
Everybody seems happy with Freddy Adu’s performance against Columbus. So what was different?
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