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Featured / Union
Have the Union finally found a team willing to be their rival?
A well placed tweet may have finally given Union fans a team to focus their animosity on.
Featured / Season Review / Union
Season review: Ilsinho redefines what it means to be a “super sub”
PSP’s Nick Fishman breaks down how a substitute was the Union’s most impactful player in their historic season.
Featured / Union
Why the Union can’t get past page D6
This weekend the Union answered the question “why isn’t anyone paying attention to this team?”
Analysis / Featured / Union
Formations, and charters, and standings, no bye!
Three quick thoughts for Tuesday
Featured / NCAA Division III / The College Experience
The College Experience: There’s no greater danger than playing it safe
In youth travel teams, overwhelming competitiveness can take away from the importance of all that we can learn from playing team sports. In his first post for The College Experience series, PSP’s Will Boehmer describes his soccer upbringing and how he ended up at Rosemont College.
Featured / MLS / Union / Union match reports
Match report: Philadelphia Union 2-0 Chicago Fire
Fabian and Fontana tally as the Union defeat Chicago.
Featured / MLS
Keegan Rosenberry discusses his trade to Colorado and return to Philadelphia
PSP’s Nick Fishman spoke with former Union defender and Lancaster County native Keegan Rosenberry about the trade to Colorado and his return to Philadelphia.
Featured / MLS
After LA and the Arctic Circle, Lancaster’s Zarek Valentin has found a home in Portland
It’s been seven years since Lancaster’s Zarek Valentin has played in Philadelphia. After playing in three countries and traveling thousands of miles, he returns to the place he grew up. But it’s not his home any longer.
Featured / Union
What are the Sons of Ben now?
As the Union’s fortunes turn, the supporters group is losing it’s identity.
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