News roundup: Union set for USOC semifinal, D.C. United get new ownership, more
Plus: Steel face Charlotte, an American buys a majority stake in Arsenal, and Columbus receive an offer for Trapp
Plus: Steel face Charlotte, an American buys a majority stake in Arsenal, and Columbus receive an offer for Trapp
Union coach Jim Curtin often talks about his team bringing a knife to a gun fight. The juxtaposition of those two weapons was never more on display than it was the pouring rain in Chester, PA on Saturday night.
This week’s Footy-Telly is dominated by that little tournament in Russia. Will Vlad score?
How Union players performed in a game that felt strangely like phoning it in.
The Union host the struggling Reds in the last match before a World Cup break.
An early goal by Cory Burke and a late intervention by John McCarthy were enough to earn Bethlehem Steel a good point against a powerhouse FC Cincinnati side.
CCL semifinal rubber matches are tonight! Plus some major business moves in MLS with Columbus and D.C. United.
Plus: Bethlehem Steel FC lose to Nashville, Penn FC draw, MLS action.
This week, USMNT and every other National Team in World Cup Qualifying action. Also, NASL, NWSL, Euro U-21 Qualifying, a smattering of action from the international pro leagues, College Soccer, And The Union get to Trust The Process while they rest.
USL owners criticize the so-called MLS2 player development sides that make up 37% of USL. Will they stay in Division Two or be dropped to Division Three?
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