Nor’easters file protest with US Soccer after USOC second round upset of Pittsburgh Riverhounds to have third round tie against the Union played in Ocean City. UPDATE: Union comments on protest
A 67th minute goal from Ken Tribett proved to be the difference as amateur side Ocean City Nor’easters upset professional side Pittsburgh Riverhounds in the second round of the US Open Cup.
RJ Allen’s Skive relegated to Danish second division. Jeremy Vuolo earns first start for San Antonio. Darius Madision, Steve Neumann, and Frank Tweneboa score in Open Cup play. More news on locals here and abroad.
In a season where it’s clear that every game is going to be a scrap, it’s imperative the Union have as many cylinders firing as they can. This week, Sébastien Le Toux—not for the first time—was the engine that drove the Union.
PSP contributor Tim Uhrich returns to PSP’s pages to focus on the Harrisburg City Islanders and writes that the team is benefiting from the Philadelphia Union players on loan in Harrisburg.
Standout play from Marcus “Duke” Lacriox leads Ocean City past New York Red Bulls U-23s and into the second round of the US Open Cup.
Zach Pfeffer scores in final Bundesliga Süd/Südwest U-19 game of the season and more.
On Saturday, Union fans saw what MacMath could be. The potential’s always been there but, against Chicago, MacMath showed he has the ability to turn that potential into reality.
Reading thoroughly dominated the Flames in Friday’s home opener.
Returning veterans and new players will make Reading a formidable force for 2013.
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