Union match reports

Union match reports

Match Report: Vancouver Whitecaps 3-0 Philadelphia Union

A strong opening twenty minutes turned dark as Vancouver capitalized on Union mistakes to walk off with a 3-0 victory at BC Place. Philadelphia has now lost four consecutive matches.

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Match Report: Philadelphia Union 0-1 Toronto FC

A well-taken Sebastian Giovinco free kick goal was the only tally as Toronto sent Philadelphia to their third straight defeat Saturday afternoon at PPL Park.

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Match report: Columbus Crew 4-1 Philadelphia Union

Three first half goals saw Columbus Crew crush Philadelphia Union at MAPFRE Stadium Saturday night.

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Match report: Philadelphia Union 1-2 New England Revolution

Christian Maidana’s first goal of the season gave Philadelphia a 1-0 lead, but the Union again failed to hold on and second half goals from Charlie Davies and Teal Bunbury saw New England the 2-1 winners.

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Match report: NYCFC 1-1 Philadelphia Union

CJ Sapong’s 87th minute strike ensured the Union returned from New York with a point.

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Match Report: Philadelphia Union 2-1 New York City FC

Vincent Nogueira’s stoppage time goal gave the Union their first win of the 2015 season.

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Match Report: Sporting Kansas City 3-2 Philadelphia Union

Ninety-one minutes of solid work for the Philadelphia Union came to a disastrous end on Sunday night at Sporting Park as two stoppage time goals gave Kansas City the 3-2 win.

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Match Report: Chicago Fire 1-0 Philadelphia Union

Chicago defeated the Union 1-0 as Philadelphia finished the match with ten men for the second time in two weeks.

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Match Report: Philadelphia Union 0-2 FC Dallas

Zach Pfeffer was shown a straight red card, and Dallas scored twice in the second half to defeat the Union 2-0 at PPL Park.

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Recap: Real Salt Lake 3–3 Philadelphia Union

A six-goal draw sees the Union exit Salt Lake with a valuable road point. However, a controversial refereeing decision took away what would have been the Union’s first win against RSL.