Dan Gargan may have drawn attention with his video directing last week, but his play has impressed as well. The Chestnut Hill Academy alum and Chicago Fire right back headlines this week’s Philadelphians Abroad after his club knocked off the Union last week. PSP also rounds up how other local products fared in the pros over the last week.
Philly locals faced off against each other for the first time in an MLS match at PPL Park, but it wasn’t necessarily pretty for either of them. Meanwhile, two other local products made their MLS debuts. PSP rounds up the performances of Philly players around the world.
Can’t remember how the Union has fared against the Rapids? We’ve got match stats, highlights from our match reports and analysis, video highlights, and more.
PSP’s new weekly feature looks at how Philadelphia-area natives performed on the field this week for professional clubs around the world.
With the season opener almost upon us, we look at some 30 predictions for how the Union will finish in the Eastern Conference in 2012.
Before we kick off 2012, PSP takes a look at the players of Union past, checking in with Union alum to see where their careers have gone and for whom they’ll be playing this season.
The 2011 US Soccer U-17/U-18 Development Academy Player of the Year, Hernandez becomes the Union’s third Homegrown Player signing.
On a wet and frigid evening at PPL Park, the spirited international friendly end in a draw with Ghana tying Chile 1-1 in a tightly contested, highly physical affair.
DC and New York – those rivalries were obvious. But in only two seasons the Union have developed a few more. Who will join the list in 2012?
Camden Youth Soccer Club recently had four of its goals stolen. You can help.
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