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.
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.
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.
Three first half goals saw Columbus Crew crush Philadelphia Union at MAPFRE Stadium Saturday night.
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.
CJ Sapong’s 87th minute strike ensured the Union returned from New York with a point.
Vincent Nogueira’s stoppage time goal gave the Union their first win of the 2015 season.
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.
Chicago defeated the Union 1-0 as Philadelphia finished the match with ten men for the second time in two weeks.
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.
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.
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