Match report: Toronto FC 2-1 Philadelphia Union
Even without Michael Bradley, Toronto FC was untroubled by Philadelphia Union and cruised to a 2-1 victory at BMO Park Saturday afternoon.
Even without Michael Bradley, Toronto FC was untroubled by Philadelphia Union and cruised to a 2-1 victory at BMO Park Saturday afternoon.
Andrew Wenger’s first goal of the season, followed by a brace from Vincent Noguiera — and with Cristian Maidana assisting each goal — saw the Union dispatch Portland in an explosive 13 minute display in Saturday’s win.
Despite going a goal and a man down, the Union rallied to an impressive 2-1 victory over DC United, sending them into the quarterfinals of the US Open Cup.
Jack McInerney scored in his return to PPL Park but Maurice Edu leveled the score five minutes later as Philadelphia Union and Montreal Impact split the points at a rain-soaked PPL Park Saturday night.
CJ Sapong was the hero as the Union sucker punched a weakened Seattle side at PPL Park Wednesday night.
The Galaxy held off Philly’s early pressure and waltzed away with a 5-1 victory at StubHub Center Saturday night.
CJ Sapong scored his fourth goal of the season, but a late Patrick Mullins goal gave NYCFC all three points in Philadelphia.
CJ Sapong, Vincent Nogueira, and Sebastien Le Toux were all on target as the Union easily defeated Columbus 3-0.
A late Chris Rolfe penalty gave DC United a 2-1 victory over the Union at RFK Stadium.
The Red Bulls hit the post twice in the first half, but CJ Sapong’s second half re-introduction to the team sparked the Union to a 2-0 win. It was Philadelphia’s first victory at Red Bull Arena and their first road win of 2015.
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