Match Report: Toronto FC 1-1 Philadelphia Union
After being soundly beaten for 90 minutes, the Union got some heroics from Jack McInerney, whose stoppage time goal stole a point in Toronto.
After being soundly beaten for 90 minutes, the Union got some heroics from Jack McInerney, whose stoppage time goal stole a point in Toronto.
A close game turned wild in the final minutes, as Brian Carroll’s last gasp winner ended Ocean City’s inspired run in the U.S. Open Cup.
Montreal won a wild game on the back of a Marco DiVaio hat trick. PSP recaps.
The 1-0 scoreline of the Union’s victory over Chicago flatters the visitors, who were soundly beaten on Saturday night.
Despite a strong first half showing, the Union faded down the stretch, allowing the visiting Galaxy to score three unanswered second half goals for a 4-1 victory.
Zac MacMath stonewalled the Fire until Jack McInerney and Sebastien Le Toux could steal all three points for the visitors. PSP has a match report, stats and video highlights.
After falling behind early in the first half to an Eddie Johnson goal, two excellent strikes from Danny Cruz gave the Union a brief second half lead only for Mauro Rosales to equalize for the visitors and set up a tense and chippy finish.
The Union lost to the Revolution for the first time ever with a disappointing 2-0 result in New England.
Philadelphia scored three goals in the first 26 minutes to pick up a 3-2 road win over D.C. United. PSP has the match report.
After falling behind to visiting Toronto, Jack McInerney’s fourth goal of the season saved a 1-1 draw for the Union at PPL Park.
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