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?
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?
Montreal hopes their new back line won’t fold late at home against the Union.
The Union can catch New England in the standings with a win tomorrow.
With tough August schedules, tomorrow’s match means even more than usual to the Union and the Red Bulls.
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.
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.
Last time these teams met, it was the lowest point of the Union’s season. After a string of solid performances, can Jack McInerney lead Philadelphia to a much-needed trio of points?
Pride and finishing are the keywords as the Union travel to LA to face the Galaxy.
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.
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