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A spokesperson for the Union confirms that Williams suffered a concussion during Saturday’s match against the Columbus Crew and that doctors are still evaluating the severity of the injury. [Updated]
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PSP photographer Earl Gardner’s photo essay of the Philadelphia Union reserve’s 1-2 loss to Columbus Crew reserves.
Against Columbus, the Union defense continued a turnaround that began in the second half against New England. Plus, everyone’s favorite Frenchman’s numbers have been off the chart over the past six games since the return of Le touch – ooh la la!
Power rankings. Vote MacMath. Sheanon Williams love. Torres honorable mention. Midweek games could affect Eastern Conference standings. Chandler says it is USA. Holden returns. More news.
The appearances of Morgan Langley (pictured) and Zach Pfeffer in Saturday’s game marked a huge milestone for the Union: It was the first time a local product had appeared in a game for them. That’s a massive step for the Union as a franchise. Here’s why.
He’s often the focus of fan ire, but Stefani Miglioranzi remains an important member of the Union, on the field and in the locker room.
Harrisburg goalie training with Union, Jack Mac scores for reserves, current MLS playoff picture, more!
PSP photographer Paul Rudderow was on hand for Philadelphia Union Saturday night’s 1–0 win over the Eastern Conference leading Columbus Crew. Nowak looked to change their winless ways by played many of the younger players.
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