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Preview: Union at Toronto FC

No wins in the last fourteen combined matches for the Union and Toronto FC. Will a two week break breathe new life into Philly’s struggling offense? Or will TFC once again shame the Union and put three points up at home?

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Preview: Union vs Crew

The Crew bring a big offense to PPL Park to take on the goal-shy Union. It’s a big test of a young team’s mettle. Will they answer the bell?

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Preview: Union vs Real Salt Lake

Though both teams are winless in August, the Union need three points much more than Real Salt Lake. John Hackworth came out and said what everybody already knew: This game is a must-win.

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Preview: Union at DC United

DC’s offense has struggled lately, but the Union have struggled all over. In June, Philly was the better team but United left PPL Park with a win. Will fortunes be reversed on Sunday?

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Preview: Union vs Chicago Fire

The Fire have been bad on the road, the Union have been good at home. Can the PPL Park crowd lift their team to another home win?

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Preview and tactics: Union at Impact

Montreal hopes their new back line won’t fold late at home against the Union.

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Preview and tactics: Union vs Revolution

The Union can catch New England in the standings with a win tomorrow.

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Preview: Union at Red Bulls

With tough August schedules, tomorrow’s match means even more than usual to the Union and the Red Bulls.

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Preview: Union vs Montreal Impact

The Union were bullied by Sporting Kansas City and the Montreal Impact will have noticed. Can Philly adjust their open style of play as opponents look to beat them up? UPDATE: Michael Farfan out with groin injury.

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Preview and tactics: Union vs Sporting KC

The Union want the cup. KC wants the cup too. Only one team can have it, which means Jack McInerney needs to remind SKC what a first half brace looks like.