Match report: Bethlehem Steel FC 0-3 Ottawa Fury FC
A disappointing result for a Bethlehem side that continues to struggle.
A disappointing result for a Bethlehem side that continues to struggle.
Although they managed to get a second-half equalizer, for much of Sunday night the young Bethlehem Steel were outplayed by Atlanta’s reserve side.
Bethlehem dropped two points at Audi Field against DC United’s new USL affiliate, conceding an equalizer in the third minute of stoppage time Friday night.
A who’s who guide to the top young faces of the Bethlehem Steel who we might see on the Union in a few years.
PSP’s Rob Simmons presents his photos from the Steel’s disappointing loss to Indy Eleven.
Playing their third match in seven days, the Steel looked tired and out of sorts, falling to Indy Eleven 3-0 in Saturday’s doubleheader.
After playing two matches in just four days, let’s review and analyze some of Bethlehem’s top players.
In a battle of quick turnarounds, the more experienced Charlotte Independence handled it better and beat Bethlehem 2-1. They were desperate for their first win.
A brace from Kacper Przybylko and a penalty from Fabinho powered Bethlehem Steel to its first-ever win over Charleston Battery, 2-1.
On the same day the Union’s nascent youth movement defeated F. C. Dallas’s older one in stoppage time, so its player development side defeated Sporting Kansas City’s making up three goals in the last 25 minutes, including a winner at the death.
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