With the Union facing Toronto FC away on Thursday, the PSP takes a look at the off-season changes north of the border. With one of the best fan bases in MLS, Toronto currently have no wins and two losses and have let in six goals while only scoring one.
WHO ARE YA? is a new feature looking at Philadelphia Union fans at the home matches. Basically — this is us, these are Union fans, and we think they’re pretty cool. Come meet a few.
Califf on Union fans, news ahead of Thursday’s game in Toronto, Independence news, World Cup tickets at the supermarket and more morning news.
The Philadelphia Independence played a scoreless draw in their home opener on Sunday in front of 6,028 fans. With so many players on the team having national team commitments in the preseason, Coach Riley says it was “a good starting point.”
Did you get stuck on the security line from hell before the Union game? Did you miss the first regular season goal ever scored by your team? Do you wish Joe Biden never came to the Union game? Well, we have something for you.
Terrific soccer, a great crowd, and how the Linc blew it: What we learned at Philadelphia Union’s home opener, along with player ratings for the match.
It was a landmark day for soccer in Philadelphia. A first home game, a first win and a first hat trick of goals for the Union.
Philadelphia Union win their home opener 3-2 over D.C. United, thanks to a hat trick from Sebastien Le Toux. We have the video highlights, courtesy of MLS.
It’s official: the Union have a new defender in Cristian Arrieta. And he can play in the home opener!
A struggling DC United team might be just what the doctor ordered for the Union, who seemed a little out of sorts themselves in their first time out. In two games this season, DC have failed to score a single goal and have already conceded 6, including a 4-0 thrashing […]
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