Daily news roundups / Featured
Hackworth “frustrated” by draw with Real Slat Lake, says Union not getting the respect they deserve. Union files motion to have Nowak lawsuit dismissed. City Islanders out of USL PRO playoffs. More news
Featured / Photo essays
PSP photographer Michael Long’s look at Friday night’s scoreless draw with Real Salt Lake.
Featured / Union / Union match reports
The Union played Real Salt Lake to a 0-0 draw on Friday night in a cagey match that failed to deliver offensive excitement on either end.
Featured / Match previews / Union
by Adam Cann × on August 24, 2012 at 10:15 am ×
Though both teams are winless in August, the Union need three points much more than Real Salt Lake. John Hackworth came out and said what everybody already knew: This game is a must-win.
Daily news roundups / Featured
Hackworth says Union need maximum home points if they are to keep playoff hopes alive. RSL preview roundup. Freddy’s consistency problem. Soumare believes in team’s potential. Gabriel says Union will need to spend in the offseason. Harrisburg in USL PRO playoffs on Saturday.
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Games. Lots and lots of games. The week’s live soccer listings for your TV and computer.
Featured / Soccer on TV
beIN Sport and Comcast announce an agreement that will give subscribers access to the new sports network on TV, On Demand, Online and on Mobile Devices. UPDATED
Featured / MLS / US
Following Sunday’s refereeing debacle in DC, Nate Emeritz considers what might be done to improve officiating and suggests US soccer should invest in a prominent model of mature (not perfect) refereeing.
Daily news roundups / Featured
Hackworth says Friday’s match against RSL is a must-win. Plus, what Freddy Adu must understand & more from Hackworth’s presser. Anderson Monarchs film getting rave reviews. Hope Solo book highest ever debut for soccer book on NYT bestseller list. BeIN Sports buys rights to show USMNT World Cup away qualifiers. More news.
Featured / Local / Union
by Adam Cann × on August 22, 2012 at 11:36 am ×
A professional at age 14, Freddy Adu has always been told he’s special. And when he has the ball he wants to do special things. However, the age of the lone dribbler is over. Can Adu adjust to the modern game, or has it already passed him by?
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