People In The Stadium, Episode 4: Chris Morris
Random interviews with people in an around the stadium.
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Analysis / Philadelphia Union II
Brandon Allen leaves the Steel for Nashville
With Brandon Allen’s role with Bethlehem decreasing in recent weeks, the Steel transferred the striker to Nashville SC on Tuesday. PSP’s Tim Jones breaks down the move from both Allen’s and the Steel’s perspective.
Philadelphia Union II
Match report: Indy Eleven 1-2 Bethlehem Steel
A long-distance strike from fullback Prosper Chilyula propelled Bethlehem Steel to their first road win of the season on Saturday afternoon.
Philadelphia Union II / Photo essays
In pictures: Bethlehem Steel 3-0 New York Red Bulls II
PSP photographer Rob Simmons shares the sights from Bethlehem’s 3-0 victory over rivals New York Red Bulls II.
Philadelphia Union II / Report
Match report: Bethlehem Steel 3-0 New York Red Bulls ll
Goals from Michee Ngalina, Fabian Herbers, and Adam Najem powered Bethlehem Steel past New York Red Bulls II in a damp midweek match at Goodman Stadium.
Philadelphia Union II
A look at the Steel roster: depth or disappointment?
What can we take so far this season from the players who’ve spent time with both the Steel and the Union? PSP’s Christian Sandler on the difficulty of evaluating Bethlehem’s Union loanees.
Player of the Week
Player of the week: Mark McKenzie
The Union’s first road win in nearly a year had several standout performances. None was bigger than rookie Mark McKenzie’s.
USL Match report
Match Report: Charleston Battery 2- 1 Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem Steel conceded on either side of halftime en route to a 2-1 loss, with a Derrick Jones goal from the spot not enough to salvage a disappointing night in Charleston against the Battery.
People in the Stadium
People In The Stadium, Episode 2: Michael Barycki
Mike is a player turned fan turned sports writer who shares how working as a scribe has altered his view of soccer.
Philadelphia Union II
Bethlehem deals with roster challenges again
Three details about the 2018 Bethlehem Steel FC: one basic, one sad, and one head-shakingly ironic.
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