Will John Hackworth make changes against a Houston team that attacks with all the subtlety of a charging rhino? It’s possible, but it would signal a limit to Hack’s belief in the guys that have breathed fresh life into the Union.
Find the passion, feed the Farfan, and foil the KC forwards: Three things (of many) the Union must pay attention to if they are going to get that much sought after win on Saturday. PSP previews the match and looks at how Kansas City can serve as a model for the Union.
John Hackworth’s team welcomes DC United to PPL Park. A win is important, but a relaxed team that seems to enjoy playing again? That is ideal.
The Union seek revenge for last year’s USOC exit against a strong and confident DC United.
UPDATE: MacMath now listed as OUT; Konopka likely to start. It’s a huge match for the bottom two teams in the East as the Union travel to Toronto looking to repeat last year’s performance.
Kenny Cooper and the Energy Drinks come to PPL with a shutout streak on the line.
The young guns aren’t the only ones with something to prove tonight. The Union fans have to show Schalke that coming to the States doesn’t mean they left the European atmospheres behind.
Seattle is in fine form but with the right formation and lineup, the Union can earn some much needed points.
The big decision is in the back line: Keep Gaddis or restore Lopez? Ok, easy decision. Now on to the Quakes: Where’s Wondo, beating Beitashour, stopping Stephenson.
Chivas USA cannot win at home and the Union are barely scoring. PSP proposes only one change as the side looks to grow on a strong performance against Columbus.
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